Description

Darjeeling is one of the most scenic and hugely popular hill resorts in India. At 2,134 meters above mean sea level, it is 686 km from Kolkata in West Bengal. Amidst the backdrop of the mighty snow-clad Himalayan peaks, Darjeeling has been popular with tourists for its beauty and pleasant climate. You can get a clear view of the world’s third highest peak, Kanchenjunga, from the town on a sunny day.

Day 1 – Arrival In Darjeeling.

• On arrival, check-in at the hotel surrounded by Mother Nature with big, clean rooms facing the Mt. Kanchenjunga standing head up high. In the afternoon or evening, stroll about and shop. Overnight at the Hotel in Darjeeling.

Day 2 – Sightseeing Tour In Darjeeling.

• As the chilly night continues to dominate over Darjeeling this day calls to wake up even before the sun to witness the stunning view of sunrise from the viewpoint along with a full day city tour Post breakfast. Early morning start the Darjeeling Package Tour & visit :
• Tiger Hill Sunrise Point – An early morning visit to the tiger hill is perfect to witness the unforgettable sunrise over the snow-covered peaks of the majestic Himalayas. As the sunrise beings, the dazzling
• snow cover peaks of Mt. Kangchenjunga gloriously enlightens with a magnificent view, and on a clear day glimpse of the World’s highest peak, Mt. Everest is visible. This spot has earned international fame for the magnificent view of the sunrise over Mt. Kanchenjunga, and the great Eastern Himalayan Mountains.
• Batasia Loop – The Batasia Loop is a spiral narrow-gauge railway track where the Toy Train negotiates a sudden sharp descent from Ghoom. This place provides a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains, with a 360-degree view of the Darjeeling landscape in the backdrop of the majestic Kanchenjunga. The loop is decorated with grass, shrubs, and seasonal flowers, along benches laid inside the garden to enjoy nature while the Toy train enters, hooting its way to complete the spiral route.
• Ghoom Monastery – Yiga Monastery or Old Ghoom Monastery is one of the oldest Tibetan monasteries in Darjeeling build in the year 1850 and below the Ghoom railway station. It follows the lineage of the Sakya Sect of Vajra yana Buddhism and also has a small philosophical institute. This monastery has the biggest and the oldest statue of Buddha in Darjeeling and is being bought from Tibet.
• Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI)- Founded in 1954, the HMI is a famous mountaineering institute that offers various courses in mountaineering and trekking. You can see the exhibits of mountaineering gears and equipment, and the museum also has a collection of photographs and artifacts related to mountaineering.
• Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park – The zoo is home to several rare and endangered species of animals like the red panda, snow leopard, Himalayan black bear, and many more. It is spread across 67.56 acres of land and has an elevation of 7,000 ft above sea level.
• Tea Estate: Darjeeling is famous for its tea plantations, and a visit to Happy Valley Tea Estate is a must-do. You can see the tea production process and taste different varieties of tea.
• Japanese Temple and Peace Pagoda – Also known as Darjeeling Peace Pagoda, are on the Jalapahar hill. They build the Temple under the guidance of Buddhist monks from Japan in traditional Japanese style, and this place is the house of four avatars of Buddha. Close to it is the Peace Pagoda, where it showcases the four large avatars of Lord Buddha. The view from the top is magnificent, with the panoramic view of Darjeeling town and Mt. Kanchenjunga. During the visit, tourists can join for morning or evening prayers in the Temple, along with the monks.
• Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway – Also known as The Darjeeling Ropeway, is the perfect spot to enjoy the breathtaking view of the valley below with the dreamy Darjeeling town, the lush green tea plantations, dense forests, mountain streams in their full flow, waterfalls, and the impressive snow peaks the background.
• Darjeeling Himalayan Railway – A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, also known as the “Toy Train,” offers a scenic ride through the mountains, tea gardens, and valleys. You can experience the beauty of the journey on this narrow gauge railway
• The evening is free to visit the Darjeeling Mall for shopping as this is the last spot to crack a great deal and grab something unique from this trip. Overnight in the Hotel of Darjeeling

Day 3 – Sightseen & Departure From Darjeeling.

• Goodbyes are always difficult. With the arrival of the morning, at the doorstep, it’s time to sign off from this little gem in the hills with sweet memories and a bag full of souvenirs. After the hot breakfast with some finest Darjeeling tea, proceed towards Bagdogra airport.
• SEMANA VIEW POINT – Semana View Point is a popular viewpoint located on the way to Mirik from Darjeeling. It offers a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding hills, valleys, and tea gardens.
• PASUPATHI MARKET (NEPAL) – Pasupathi Market is a popular market located in Nepal, just a short distance from the India-Nepal border. It’s a great place to shop for clothes, electronics, and other items at reasonable prices.
• GOPAL DAHRA TEA GARDEN – Gopal Dahra Tea Garden is a picturesque tea estate located near Mirik in Darjeeling. It offers a serene atmosphere with lush green tea bushes and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
• MIRIK LAKE – Mirik Lake is a natural lake located in Mirik, a small town in Darjeeling. It’s a popular tourist destination, offering boating facilities, horse riding, and scenic views of the surrounding hills and tea gardens.
• TUNGLING VIEW POINT – Tungling View Point is a popular viewpoint located near Darjeeling. It offers a panoramic view of the Kanchenjunga range, the third highest mountain peak in the world, as well as the surrounding hills and valleys.

Exclusions

• Experience a ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, also known as the “Toy Train.”
• Witness the mesmerizing sunrise view over the Himalayan range.
• Visit the picturesque tea plantations and taste different varieties of tea.
• Explore the rich Buddhist culture and visit the ancient monasteries.
• Enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and valleys from various viewpoints.
• Take a scenic trek through the lush green forests and tea plantations.
• Indulge in the local cuisine and shop for handicrafts and souvenirs.
• Immerse in the serene atmosphere of the hill stations and escape from the hustle-bustle of city life.