The Mother House is the last resting place of Mother Teresa as she was buried in the tomb inside the house. People pay visits and offer prayers here. This place is also used for meditation by visitors as it is a soulful place filled with positive vibes thereby imparting peace of mind. You can see the old artefacts of Mother Teresa and the things she has used in her daily life. There is no ticket price. The main room of the Mother Teresa is closed on Thursdays.

Welcoming, lovely and peaceful place, even when there are lots of visitors. The day we visited there were at least two schools and several other visitors. All quiet and respectful. It was a privilege to be able to pray at Mother’s resting place.

A must to pay your respects to this remarkable woman. There is also a small museum which is very touching. The museum houses her belongings such as her sandals and a dinner bowl as well as newspaper articles. Try and avoid going on a Thursday as Mother Teresa's bedroom is for some reason not open to the public on this day. When entering the main part of where her tomb is kept, remove footwear out of respect and be quiet.

This house was one of the places Mother Teresa was based when conducting her charity work in Kolkata. It's a functioning place of worship for nuns, although I wasn’t sure if the sick and needy were still housed here. There’s a one room museum dedicated to Mother Teresa where you can learn all about the life and times of this woman. Her tomb is in another room where she has been buried in a large marble sarcophagus with a statue of Mary. The room in which she slept and worked has also been preserved. It’s a simple room and accessible up a flight of stairs. The visit would last about 30 minutes. Worth a quick visit if you have time in the city.