Mukherjee, who demits office in less than two weeks on July 25, will stay for a night in Jangipur, from where he made his debut as a Lok Sabha member in 2004.
The president will inaugurate a rural football tournament and distribute LPG connections, officials at Rashtrapati Bhavan said.
His son Abhijit Mukherjee won the Jangipur constituency twice after his father became president in 2012.
The president will also inaugurate the Satya Bharti School-Kanidighi on Friday and attend a function at Military Station in Nabogram before returning, the officials said.
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