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Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park

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Peace pagoda.

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Ghum Monastery

Rock Garden Darjeeling

A serene masterpiece nestled amidst hills. Crafted with rocks, waterfalls, and flowers, offering tranquility, breathtaking views, and a harmonious blend of nature and artistry.

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Bengal Natural History Museum

A great place for the patrons of history and nature, Bengal natural History Museum is one of the most prominent museums you can find in the region. This unique museum is dedicated to the rich wildlife or biodiversity of the region and its history. The museum is divided into two large sections, and features different sub-sections where specimens of a variety of avifauna and fauna that are found in the region. The museum claims to have specimens of 820 bird species on display here, which is quite impressive for any nature lover taking a tour of the museum. Location: Darjeeling – Jorethang Road, Darjeeling Timing: 8 am to 7:30 pm

Mahakal Mandir

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If you love being outdoors and surround yourself with the freshness and calm of nature, Dooars is the most ideal place for you to visit when you are in Darjeeling. Dooars is a place that defines ‘pristine nature’ with its untainted, lush green landscapes. It is a vast region of floodplains that encompasses tea gardens, hill slopes, undulating meadows, tropical forests, and ethnic villages. The place is ideal for nature photography, wildlife exploration, and nature stay. The natural beauty of the region and the variety of experiences it has on offer make Dooars one of the most fascinating places to visit in Darjeeling.

Bhutia Busty Monastery

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Neora Valley National Park

The city’s Mall Market, this is the heart of Darjeeling, both literally and symbolically. Being the main market area, this is the most bustling part of the city frequented by locals and tourists alike. Chowrasta literally translates to four-way. Whether you want to let the sun warm you on a cold morning or you want to catch a crimson sky during sunset, Chowrasta is the place to be. A number of hotels, restaurants, and shops are available here so you can be assured of spending an eventful evening at Chowrasta. From relishing delicacies to shopping for souvenirs, there are a number of activities to try here. Location: The Mall, Darjeeling Timing: 10 am to 9 pm

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Ghoom Monastery

Ghoom Monastery is one of the oldest and well-known Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in Darjeeling, West Bengal. It is also known as Yiga Choeling Monastery, which is the largest monastery in Ghoom. The monastery was constructed in 1850 by Sokpo Sherab Gyatso, the famous monk and the Mongolian astrologer. 

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Tibetan refugee center.

Explore the heartwarming tale of resilience at the Tibetan Refugee Center! Nestled in a serene corner of Darjeeling, this centre stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Tibetan people. Witness traditional handicrafts and vibrant cultural displays that showcase their heritage. Embrace the warmth of Tibetan hospitality and support their community through your visit. Delve into a meaningful journey of compassion and understanding as you learn about their struggles, triumphs, and the preservation of their rich traditions. The Tibetan Refugee Center invites you to be a part of their inspiring story. Visit now and leave with a heart full of admiration.

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Kalimpong science centre.

Kalimpong Science Centre, also known as Kalimpong Science City, is close to Deolo Hill in Kalimpong, West Bengal. It is a centre that provides valuable information about science and technology. 

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Tibetan Refugee Self Help Center

This is essentially a rehabilitation centre for the Tibetan refugees, but since the place gives an opportunity to indulge in a shopping experience, it has also emerged as a popular site among tourists. This help center was initially established with an objective to make the Tibetan community in Darjeeling self-dependent by offering them opportunity to earn money. The place now offers a wide range of handicrafts including wooden articles, exquisite shawls, leather jackets, and much more that will tickle your fancy. In fact, these products are exported to 36 countries all over the world. Apart from being a place for shopping, it is also a good place to learn about Tibetan refugees living in India. Location: Havelock Villa, Gandhi Road, Darjeeling Timing: 9 am to 4:30 pm

Kala Pokhri Lake

Kala Pokhri Lake, tucked away in the hills of Darjeeling, is a lovely spot for nature lovers and adventurers. This beautiful lake sits high up at around 3,000 meters (9,842 feet), giving you amazing views of the Himalayan peaks, including the famous Kanchenjunga.

The lake's clear waters reflect the sky's colors, making for stunning sights, especially during sunrise and sunset. Surrounded by forests full of rhododendrons and pine trees, it's a great place to spot birds and other wildlife.

Gairibas, Darjeeling

Gairibas, nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Darjeeling in the Indian state of West Bengal, exudes an ethereal charm that beckons travelers seeking solace in nature's embrace. Situated at an altitude of approximately 2,500 meters (8,202 feet), this quaint hamlet offers a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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Gopaldhara Tea Estate

Gopal Dhara Tea Estate, nestled in the verdant hills of Darjeeling, is a haven for tea enthusiasts seeking the finest brews. Established in the late 19th century, this historic estate spans acres of lush tea gardens, where meticulously cultivated tea bushes thrive in the region's unique microclimate. Renowned for producing some of the world's most exquisite Darjeeling tea, Gopal Dhara embodies the essence of craftsmanship and tradition. Visitors can explore the estate, witness the tea-making process firsthand, and indulge in aromatic tastings amid breathtaking scenery. Gopal Dhara Tea Estate stands as a testament to Darjeeling's legacy of premium tea production.

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The Top 19 Things to Do in Darjeeling, India

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Darjeeling, at the base of the Eastern Himalayas in West Bengal, is a scenic hill station with a turbulent history. Before being developed by the British in the mid-19th century, it was part of the kingdom of Sikkim and was also temporarily ruled by invading Gorkhas from Nepal. Darjeeling quickly grew into a popular summer retreat for the British and they soon discovered that the climate was perfect for growing tea, their favorite brew.

Not surprisingly, Darjeeling is one of the top tourist places in West Bengal . You'll quickly notice that the culture there is very different though. The town is home to many immigrants from surrounding countries such as Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. Nepali, not Hindi or Bengali, is the main language spoken. These top things to do in Darjeeling incorporate the area's distinctive heritage.

Ride the Himalayan Mountain Railway Toy Train

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Apart from tea, the other thing that Darjeeling is famous for is its historic toy train. The Darjeeeling Himalayan Railway was completed by the British in 1881 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It runs all the way from the lower reaches of the mountains to Darjeeling town. The full journey takes nearly a whole day. However, shorter joy rides are possible. The most popular of these is from Darjeeling to Ghoom via Batasia Loop. The train stops for 10 minutes at Batasia Loop, where there's a lookout and war memorial dedicated to Gorkha soldiers from Darjeeling. It also stops for 30 minutes at Ghoom, where there's a railway museum.

Tour the Tea Gardens

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More than 80 tea gardens carpet the hills around Darjeeling and any trip there wouldn't be complete without visiting a few. As you leave Darjeeling town, you'll come across gardens everywhere and can stop at any that appeal. Most will allow you to take a stroll around. Many sell teas too.

• Happy Valley Tea Estate is the most famous tea garden. It's only five minutes from town, making it invariably visited by tourists. The estate has a long history dating back to 1850 and grows among the finest organic teas in the region. For an additional 50 rupees, you can get dressed up in a traditional Nepali outfit and pose in the tea gardens.
• Badamtam Tea Estate, about 15 minutes north of Darjeeling town, is notable for having a towering Buddha statue presiding over its tea bushes.
• An hour and a half south of Darjeeling, you'll find some outstanding tea gardens near Kurseong. These include Makaibari Tea Estate (which produces some of the rarest and most expensive tea in the world), Castleton (which actually has a castle of sorts and has been owned by Kolkata royalty) and sprawling Ambootia Tea Estate (their organic Darjeeling black tea is highly regarded).

If you're flying into Bagdogra Airport and driving to Darjeeling, you may also want to drop into Nuxalbari Tea Estate. This commendable tea estate is only 15 minutes from the airport. It's owned and run by women, and is the first large tea estate in India to produce " Certified Elephant Friendly Tea ". Elephants are free to pass through the tea gardens!

Learn How Tea Is Processed

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Witnessing, and even participating in, the tea harvesting process is a big attraction from March to November. Some of the bigger tea estates offer guided tours of their factories. Happy Valley Tea Estate, closest to town, is the best place to go. You'll get a full demonstration of how the leaves are plucked, oxidized, segregated and processed. Fascinating! The guided tea tours are conducted regularly from 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. daily and cost 100 rupees.

Makaibari Tea Estate is another recommended place to learn about tea processing. Their tea factory tour is well-organized and insightful, and there are samples for tasting. The cost is 20 rupees. They also have a pioneering homestay scheme , whereby you can stay overnight in the village with a family of tea pluckers and join them in their morning work for an immersive experience.

Stay on a Tea Estate

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Want to escape the hustle of Darjeeling town? Estate owners have embraced tea tourism by converting their tea planter bungalows into exclusive guest accommodations. Check out these top places to stay on tea plantations in India for our pick of them. They're not cheap though, so be prepared to splurge!

Alternatively, Rainbow Valley Resort on Kalej Valley Tea Estate, 50 minutes south of Darjeeling, is a popular budget option. Wooden cottages cost about 3,500 rupees per night for a double. Tathagata Farm is part of an experiential organic tea farming community 45 minutes northeast of Darjeeling. It provides an authentic local experience, with village walks and day hikes. Guest accommodations consist of cottages and luxury tents. Rates start from about 4,000 rupees per night.

Meander Along the British-Era Mall

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Similar to other hill stations in India that were settled by the British, Darjeeling has a Mall Road that runs through the town. It stems off from one end of pedestrianized Chowrasta Square, the local hangout spot at the center of town, and connects to another end of it after doing a big loop around Observatory Hill. The shady, forested road is dotted with important historical buildings dating back to the British Raj era and has numerous viewpoints, including one to Mount Kanchenjunga. The whole walk can be completed in about 20 minutes. If you're not feeling energetic or fit, you can hire a pony for a couple hundred rupees. Chowrasta Square is a fantastic place for people-watching, so do sit and enjoy the atmosphere for a while too.

See Where Hindu and Buddhist Faiths Coexist

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Take a detour off Mall Road up to the remarkable Mahakal temple complex on Observatory Hill. This site was previously home to a Buddhist monastery, built by Lama Dorjey Rinzing in 1765. Apparently, he also built the Mahakal temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, in 1782 after three Shiva lingas (symbols of Lord Shiva) manifested themselves there. Unfortunately, the monastery was plundered by invading Gorkhas from Nepal in 1815. However, the temple still remains, evocatively surrounded by Buddhist prayer flags and prayer wheels. Don't be surprised to see a Hindu priest and Buddhist monk praying alongside each other. Nearby, are a few other temples and a sacred cave. Plus, lots of monkeys. Avoid carrying food because they may make a lunge for it!

Soak Up the Views with Tea at Sunset Lounge

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Where else to spend sunset than at the Sunset Lounge at Chowrasta Square. This tea bar belongs to Nathmulls , a prominent Darjeeling tea merchant, and is attached to their tea shop. As is to be expected, the variety of teas available is extensive. If you're finding it difficult to choose, the owner will give suggestions. Or, have a tea tasting session (600 rupees for two people). It consists of six teas — three black, two green, and one white. Pastries and cakes, made from the bakery on the premises, are delicious to eat with it. There's also free wireless Internet. Nathmulls sells all kinds of tea accessories, as well as tea, which make great gifts for tea-lovers.

Step Back in Time at the Windamere Hotel

Windamere Hotel, Darjeeling

Want to get a feel for how Darjeeling was during the time of British rule in India? Windamere Hotel on Observatory Hill is the place. Some may say it's lost in a time warp, while others will find it delightfully quirky. The hotel was constructed as a boarding house for British planters in the 1880s and not much has changed there in over a century, including the vintage furniture and old-fashioned customs. The hotel prides itself on serving formal meals (there's no room service) in the dining hall, with set times for children and adults. Guests are requested to dress appropriately for dinner — no nightgowns, pajamas, or "short pants"! The highlight is the traditional afternoon high tea, presented by waitresses dressed as tea maids from the 1930s. You're guaranteed to meet some engaging people there. Rates start from 13,500 rupees per night for a double, inclusive of all meals.

Gaze at Mount Kanchenjunga

If the weather is expected to be clear, most tourists head up to Tiger Hill early in the morning to watch the sunrise over the snowy peaks of iconic Mount Kanchenjunga (the highest mountain in India and third highest in the world). The best months to do this are from mid October to December, and March to April. Unfortunately, notoriously unpredictable mist or fog may ruin the show though. The cold temperature and waking hour also deter some people from going.

Depending on the time of year, you'll need to leave your hotel by around 3 a.m. to 4 a.m. to beat the massive crowd. Otherwise, you may be stuck in the convoy of cars, and fail to get a spot at the Observatory Tower and Deck. Ticket prices range from 30 to 50 rupees, depending on the floor. Don't worry too much if you miss the spectacle, as Mount Kanchenjunga can be seen from many locations around Darjeeling town.

Marvel Over the Buddhist Monasteries

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The prevalence of Buddhist monasteries in and around Darjeeling are reflective of the region's predominant religion, Buddhism. Their bright murals, gigantic golden statues, and pervasively peaceful vibes make them captivating places to visit. Bhutia Busty Monastery is closest to town. It sits downhill from Chowrasta Square and was built there in the 19th century, after being relocated from Observatory Hill where the Mahakal temple is.

There are many more monasteries around Ghoom. These include Yiga Choeling Monastery (the first Tibetan Buddhist monastery to be built in the region), Guru Monastery (you can attend morning worship from 5.30 a.m. to 7.30 a.m. when returning from Tiger Hill), and Samten Choeling Gompa (with the largest Buddha statue in West Bengal). Dali Monastery, formally known as Druk Sangag Choeling Monastery, is also a must-visit between Ghoom and Darjeeling.

Join in the Prayer for World Peace

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The Japanese Peace Pagoda is another calm and compelling attraction between Ghoom and Darjeeling. It's one of many peace pagodas erected worldwide under the guidance of Japanese Buddhist monk Nichidatsu Fujii, in response to the brutal atomic attack on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II. The monk was a close associate of Mahatma Gandhi, and strong supporter of unity and non-violence. The pagoda has striking gold statues of Lord Buddha in various postures and artwork depicting his life. A small Japanese temple sits not far from it. Upstairs in the prayer hall, prayers for world peace take place in the morning from 4.30 a.m. to 6 a.m. and afternoon from 4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors are invited to join in and play a drum if they wish. 

Watch Rugs Being Woven

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The Tibetan Refuge Self Help Center on West Lebong Cart Road is an insightful place to watch the traditional art of rug weaving. This center was established in 1959 to support the Tibetans who fled their homeland after occupation by China. It provided them with an outlet where they could produce and sell Tibetan handicrafts to generate an income. The workshops aren't as productive as they once were because most of the refugees have aged. However, various handcrafts are still sold on the premises, including rugs. You can even design your own rug or choose from the catalog. Visitors can also see an educational exhibition of old photos and documents dedicated to the Tibetan cause. The center is closed on Sundays.

Feast on Momos

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Along with the culture, the cuisine in Darjeeling is strongly influenced by Tibet and Nepal. Momos, the quintessential mountain soul food, are everywhere. However, the curiously-named Hot Stimulating Cafe on the way to the zoo dishes up some of the best momos in India (although they're vegetarian only). This simple cafe is actually one of the best places to chill out in Darjeeling, as its rear deck provides a marvelous view over the valley and tea gardens. Devour the momos with local tumba (millet and wheat beer). You can even learn how to make momos, as informal cooking classes are conducted! The cafe is open daily from early morning until evening.

Explore the Local Market

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Hit up Darjeeling's indispensable Chowk Bazaar (also known as Lower Bazaar) for a real local market experience. It's situated to the south of town, downhill off Hill Cart Road, and is where the town's residents go to buy pretty much everything at bargain prices. Its lanes are filled with an assortment of products including wholesale spices, tea, vegetables, meat, Buddhist artifacts, masks, household items, shoes, textiles, rugs, and caps. The market is open daily, except Thursdays, from early morning until night. Weekends are especially busy, as vendors bring in bulk produce from surrounding villages to sell. Be prepared for crowds and chaos!

Spot the Shy Red Panda and Other Rare Animals

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Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoo is one of the best in India and a top attraction for families in Darjeeling. This high-altitude zoo was established in 1958 to help conserve and breed endangered native Himalayan animals such as the snow leopard, Himalayan wolf, and red panda (which Mozilla's Firefox Internet browser is said to have been named after). It also has bears, birds, panthers, deer and reptiles. Notably, many animals are kept in a protected open area, so it's like observing them in the wild.

In addition, there's a museum with a variety of stuffed animals and birds. The zoo is situated to the north of town, about a 20 minute walk from Chowrasta via Lebong Cart Road. It's open daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., except Thursdays. Allow a couple of hours to see everything. Tickets cost 60 rupees for Indians and 100 rupees for foreigners. An additional camera fee is payable.

Learn About Mountaineering and Try Rock Climbing

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Behind the zoo, the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute was founded and by the late Tenzing Norgay, who conquered Mount Everest with Sir Edmund Hillary in 1953. Its museum is an inimitable repository of information about climbing Mount Everest and other major mountain expeditions undertaken. It can be visited in conjunction with the zoo, as tickets cover both. The institute is also a functioning mountaineering training center that offers mountaineering courses for all levels and fun rock climbing sessions. There's an indoor rock wall that costs 30 rupees to climb. Otherwise, the more strenuous outdoor rock climbing happens at Tenzing Norgay Rock, on the northern outskirts of Darjeeling.

Experience the Thrill of Paragliding

Thrill-seekers will be happy to know that paragliding is possible in Darjeeling. Off Road Adventure started the activity there in 2006. Blue Dragon Adventure and Travel also does paragliding and is recommended. Flights typically launch from Saint Paul School near Jalapahar, about a 10 minute drive above Darjeeling town, and land at Lebong Ground. You'll get an amazing bird's-eye view of the town, tea gardens and mountain peaks. Paragliding is dependent on wind conditions and only takes place from October to April. Tandem flights are offered for those who aren't experienced. Expect to pay 3,500 rupees per person for 15 to 30 minutes, based on the conditions.

Enjoy the Great Outdoors

In addition to the walking opportunities around town, Darjeeling is close to some popular hiking and trekking trails that can be covered in a day or longer. If you want to hike independently, ascending the Tiger Hill summit is a good option. Take Tenzing Norgay Road from Chowrasta or Gandhi Road. Otherwise, day hikes to Tonglu or Tumling villages have rewarding views of Mount Kanchenjunga. These hikes start two or three hours from Darjeeling. Adventures Unlimited , Blue Dragon Adventure, Off Road Adventure, and Ashmita Trek and Tours are reputable companies that conduct the hikes with transport and guides.

If you'd prefer a multi-day trek, try the trek to Sandakphu at the summit of the Singalila mountain range. It can be completed in four or five days, and you don't need to be super fit if you're used to walking. The views, flora and fauna are superb. For an added challenge, continue on to Phalut from Sandakphu (or drive to Sandakphu and start trekking from there). The above companies, as well as Tenzing Norgay Adventures , all provide trekking packages of different lengths.

Be a "Day Tripper" at Revolver

Are you a fan of The Beatles, the wildly famous English rock band from the 1960s? You'll feel right at home at Revolver. This characterful budget guesthouse is themed on the band, with each of its five rooms named after one of the Fab Four (plus manager Brian Epstein). Naturally, the owners are mad about The Beatles. They've filled the guesthouse with Beatles memorabilia such as photos, posters, and stamps. They also sell Beatles souvenirs, including mugs and coasters. Guests are welcome to play the Washburn acoustic guitar in the restaurant. Even the restaurant's menu is decorated with Beatles trivia. The healthy specialty Naga food is a treat! Rates start from 1,400 rupees per night for a double room.

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Spread in ribbons over a steep mountain ridge, surrounded by emerald-green tea plantations and towered over by majestic Khangchendzonga, Darjeeling is the definitive Indian hill station and, for many, West Bengal’s premier destination. When you aren’t gazing open-mouthed at Khangchendzonga (Great Five-Peaked Sbow Fortress – at 28,169 ft (8598m) it's the world’s third-highest mountain), you can visit Buddhist monasteries, see colonial-era architecture and take a ride on the 140-year-old steam-billowing Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. The adventurous can arrange a trek to Singalila Ridge or ride a mountain bike around the hills. Meanwhile, the steep and winding bazaars at the foot of the town bustle with an array of Himalayan products and people from across Sikkim, Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet. And when energies start to flag, a good, steaming Darjeeling brew is never far away.

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Darjeeling Himalayan Railway

The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, known affectionately as the toy train, made its first journey along its precipice-topping, 2ft-wide tracks in 1881 and…

Singalila National Park

Singalila National Park covers the Indian side of the scenic Singalila Ridge, the Darjeeling region's finest trekking area, along the India–Nepal border…

Observatory Hill

The hill rising above Chowrasta is home to several much-visited temples, approached through a flurry of colourful prayer flags and hanging bells. The main…

Himalayan Mountaineering Institute

Within the zoo precinct, the prestigious HMI was founded in 1954 and has provided training for some of India’s leading mountaineers. Its fascinating…

Tibetan Refugee Self-Help Centre

Established in 1959, this refugee centre includes a Tibetan Buddhist temple, workshops producing carpets, woodcarvings, wool and woollen items, plus a…

Japanese Peace Pagoda

Perched on a hillside 2km south of the town centre, the gleaming white, 28m-high Peace Pagoda is one of more than 70 pagodas built around the world by the…

Yiga Choeling Gompa

Yiga Choeling Gompa, the Darjeeling area's most famous monastery, founded in 1850, houses up to 40 monks of the Gelugpa school. The serene temple has…

Himalayan Tibet Museum

This well-thought-out museum (one large room) is a good, colourful introduction to Tibet and its culture. The attractive displays introduce the Dalai Lama…

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Darjeeling, the former summer capital of India under the British Raj, has evolved into one of India's most sought-after hill stations. This picturesque hill destination in West Bengal is ideal for a romantic honeymoon. Darjeeling, nestled among acres of tea estates, is 2,050 metres above sea level and thus has a cool climate all year long. Darjeeling is often clubbed with destinations in Sikkim its neighbouring state, making it a perfect starting point for exploring the wonders of the Eastern Himalayas.

The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway established back in 1881 is conferred the title of World Heritage Status by UNESCO. The train begins its journey from the plains and rises to over 2000 metres above sea level, offering breathtaking views of the mountains as it chugs along. Darjeeling is also famous for it's tea plantations with over 86 tea estates responsible for producing the worldwide famous 'Darjeeling Tea'.  The third highest peak in the world and the highest in India, the Kanchenjunga peak, is visible from here, and you can enjoy a panoramic view of the peak. Some of Darjeeling's most popular attractions include monasteries, botanical gardens, a zoo, and the Darjeeling-Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway  cable car, which is the longest Asian cable car. Tiger Hill is a fantastic spot to see the sunrise over the mountains in all its fiery glory. The best time to visit Darjeeling is between April to June when the weather is pleasant. However, a lot of people also prefer visiting the place during the winter months from October to December. The months of July to August received heavy rainfall, a lot of roadblocks are observed in the hill station and hence visiting Darjeeling during these months is not very advisable.

Must Know Before You Travel to Darjeeling

• Indians can carry any Indian ID (passport, voters ID, pan card, drivers license) for a potential Sikkim trekking trip.
• A special permit is required for Singalila National Park from Manebhanjan, costing around 120 INR.
• Carry valid ID (passport/voter ID) for checkpoints and specific areas while visiting Sikkim or Nepal from Darjeeling.
• Foreigners visiting Darjeeling must possess a valid Indian tourist visa and copies of photographs.
• Nepal and Bhutan citizens don't need a Visa. Carry a valid government ID. 
• Report to the Foreigners Registration Office at Bagdogra airport on arrival or at Darjeeling Magistrate Office during the stay.
• Those traveling by rail or road must get their passport and visa stamped and approved for their stay in Darjeeling.
• To visit Kalimpong, the permit must be endorsed at the Foreigners Registration Office in Darjeeling or the office that issued it.
• Darjeeling is prone to landslides during the monsoon season (June to September).
• Have sufficient cash, as not all areas have ATM access.
• Respect local privacy and etiquettes, especially around religious sites.
• Selling alcohol to those below 25 is prohibited, with specific dry days when liquor is not served.

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Top 30 Darjeeling Tourist Spots

As we embark on this journey through the top 30 Darjeeling tourist spots, immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes.

Experience the warmth of local hospitality, and delve into the rich history that defines this hill station.

Welcome to the enchanting realm of Darjeeling, where every corner unveils a tapestry of natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical charm.

Darjeeling, often called the “Queen of the Hills,” is a destination transcending mere geographical boundaries.

Its allure lies not only in the emerald tea gardens that carpet the undulating hills but also in the spiritual resonance of ancient monasteries, the colonial-era charm of its architecture, and the panoramic views that unfold at every turn.

Exploring Darjeeling: Unveiling Hidden Wonders and Iconic Landmarks

In this guide to Darjeeling Tourist Spots, we invite you to uncover the hidden gems, iconic landmarks, and offbeat wonders that collectively form the soul-stirring mosaic of this Himalayan haven.

As dawn breaks over the Eastern Himalayas, the first light graces Tiger Hill, an iconic vantage point that crowns our list of Darjeeling Tourist Spots .

The sunrise over the snow-capped peaks sets the tone for a journey of unparalleled beauty.

Batasia Loop, an engineering marvel, unfolds beneath us as we traverse its circular railway track, offering panoramic views of the majestic mountains that cradle Darjeeling.

The lush green expanse of Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park introduces us to the region’s rich biodiversity, featuring the elusive red panda among other Himalayan species.

Here, we witness nature’s artistry at Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park, where cascading waterfalls and meandering pathways create a visual feast among Darjeeling Tourist Spots.

As we delve into Darjeeling’s cultural heritage, the Peace Pagoda stands tall, symbolizing harmony and unity.

Darjeeling Delights: From Mountaineering Tales to Himalayan Vistas

The Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, nestled in the heart of Darjeeling, narrates tales of adventure and mountaineering legacy.

We traverse the Darjeeling Ropeway for a unique perspective, ascending to the skies and witnessing the town’s tapestry unfold below—a distinct experience among Darjeeling tourist spots.

The Darjeeling Mall Road, a bustling thoroughfare, becomes our guide to colonial-era architecture, vibrant markets, and charming cafes—the heart of the town’s cultural and social life.

Lloyd’s Botanical Garden showcases the floral symphony of the Himalayas, while St. Andrew’s Church stands as an architectural gem, a testament to Darjeeling’s historical roots.

Venturing into nature’s embrace, we discover Senchal Lake, a tranquil retreat surrounded by forests and hills.

The Japanese Peace Pagoda adds an eastern serenity to our journey, while the Darjeeling Observatory allows us to gaze at celestial wonders amidst the clear mountain skies.

For a spiritual resonance, we climb to the Mahakal Temple atop Observatory Hill, where prayer flags flutter in the mountain breeze.

The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway takes us on a nostalgic journey through picturesque landscapes, adding a touch of vintage allure to our exploration of Darjeeling tourist spots.

Adventurers find solace in the Singalila National Park, where trekking along the Singalila Ridge promises breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas, lush forests, and alpine meadows.

The Kanchenjunga Viewpoint unveils the majestic beauty of the world’s third-highest peak, while the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway introduces us to the thrill of a historic journey through iconic landscapes.

A Journey Through Enchanting Retreats and Spiritual Havens

As we venture into offbeat destinations like Lepchajagat and Tinchuley, surrounded by tea gardens and orange orchards, we discover a pristine retreat away from the tourist trail.

Lamahatta, with its Garden of Love, offers a romantic setting amidst colourful flowers and prayer flags – a serene escape for those seeking tranquillity among Darjeeling Tourist Spots.

Glenary’s Bakery, a colonial-era establishment, invites us to indulge in culinary delights.

Dali Monastery becomes a spiritual retreat where prayer flags in the peak breeze scatter, adding a touch of divine tranquility to our journey through Darjeeling tourist spots.

Mahakal Market showcases the vibrancy of local life, while the Tenzing Norgay Rock offers an exciting climbing experience for adventure enthusiasts.

The DHR Batasia Loop Garden, with its vibrant blooms and well-maintained gardens, adds a delightful touch to our exploration of Darjeeling tourist spots.

Darjeeling, unplugged from the chaos of daily life, unfolds as a destination where each spot tells a story—a story of nature’s grandeur, cultural richness, and the indomitable spirit of adventure.

Join us on this enchanting escapade as we uncover the top 30 Darjeeling tourist spots.

Each contributes to the kaleidoscope of experiences that make Darjeeling a timeless destination, beckoning travellers to immerse themselves in the magic of the Eastern Himalayas.

1. Tiger Hill: Witnessing Sunrise Magic

Our Darjeeling exploration begins with the iconic Tiger Hill, a vantage point that promises a spectacle like no other—the sunrise over the majestic Himalayas.

As the first rays paint the snow-capped peaks in hues of orange and pink, you’ll understand why this experience is a must on the list of Darjeeling tourist spots.

Tiger Hill is a crown jewel among Darjeeling tourist spots, offering a spellbinding spectacle that draws travellers from far and wide.

Renowned for its unparalleled sunrise views, the hill provides an ethereal canvas as the first rays of the sun gracefully kiss the snow-capped peaks of Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest mountain.

The sky turns into a palette of warm hues, creating a breathtaking panorama that leaves an indelible mark on every spectator.

With its panoramic vistas and mystical ambiance, Tiger Hill stands as a testament to the enchanting allure of Darjeeling tourist spots, captivating the hearts of those fortunate enough to witness this sunrise magic.

2. Batasia Loop: A Railway Marvel

Next, we traverse to Batasia Loop, a unique railway loop offering panoramic views of the mountains.

This engineering marvel is a testament to human ingenuity and a scenic gem among Darjeeling tourist spots.

Embracing the charm of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, Batasia Loop emerges as a railway marvel nestled among Darjeeling tourist spots.

This ingenious feat of engineering and design serves both practical and aesthetic purposes as the toy train gracefully negotiates a 360-degree spiral loop.

Covered by greenery, the loop offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan range and the iconic Kanchenjunga.

The Batasia Loop is not merely a railway passage; it’s a testament to human ingenuity harmonizing with nature’s grandeur.

Its inclusion in Darjeeling Tourist Spots invites visitors to appreciate the intersection of technology and natural beauty, offering a unique and memorable experience in the heart of the Himalayas.

3. Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park: Fauna Amidst the Hills

Nestled in the heart of Darjeeling, the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park introduces you to the region’s rich biodiversity.

Home to the elusive red panda and other Himalayan species, this park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts exploring Darjeeling tourist spots.

Nestled amidst the undulating hills of Darjeeling, the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park emerges as a haven for wildlife enthusiasts among Darjeeling tourist spots.

Home to a diverse array of Himalayan fauna, this park is a testament to Darjeeling’s commitment to wildlife conservation.

Visitors can witness the majestic red pandas, elusive snow leopards, and other endangered species thriving in a near-natural habitat.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the zoo not only offers a glimpse into the region’s rich biodiversity but also plays an important role in educating and raising understanding about preserving these incredible species in their natural surroundings.

4. Peace Pagoda: Serenity in Structure

Venture into the tranquil realm of the Peace Pagoda, a symbol of harmony and unity.

This architectural gem showcases the spiritual side of Darjeeling tourist spots.

Perched atop the hills, the Peace Pagoda symbolizes tranquility and universal harmony in the tapestry of Darjeeling tourist spots.

This gleaming white structure, with its golden spires reaching towards the sky, offers a spiritual retreat amid the lush surroundings.

Visitors can marvel at the architectural brilliance and partake in the serene ambiance, making it a unique addition to Darjeeling tourist spots.

The Himalayan and Darjeeling town views from the pagoda enhance the overall meditative experience, inviting contemplation and reflection amidst the scenic beauty of Darjeeling’s hills.

5. Himalayan Mountaineering Institute: Crafting Adventurers

Darjeeling has long been associated with mountaineering, and the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute is a testament to this legacy.

A visit here not only unveils the history of mountaineering but also fosters a spirit of adventure among those exploring Darjeeling tourist spots.

The Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI) stands tall among Darjeeling tourist spots, embodying the spirit of adventure and fostering the skills of aspiring mountaineers.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the institute conducts mountaineering courses, imparting knowledge on climbing techniques, survival skills, and the ethos of responsible adventure.

The HMI contributes to the development of skilled mountaineers and adds an adventurous dimension to Darjeeling’s cultural and educational landscape.

6. Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park: Nature’s Artistry

Experience the creative touch of nature at the Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park, where cascading waterfalls, meandering pathways, and artistic landscaping create a visual feast among Darjeeling tourist spots.

In the heart of Darjeeling’s natural wonders, the Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park are the epitome of nature’s artistry among Darjeeling tourist spots.

These meticulously landscaped gardens, adorned with cascading waterfalls, vibrant flowers, and meandering pathways, create a surreal ambiance that captivates visitors.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park perfectly escape nature’s embrace, offering tranquility and serenity amidst the hills.

Whether strolling through the artistic rock formations or relishing the soothing sounds of flowing water, visitors are treated to a harmonious blend of human creativity and nature’s bountiful beauty in these captivating Darjeeling tourist spots.

7. Darjeeling Ropeway: Skyward Adventures

For a unique perspective on Darjeeling’s landscapes, hop on the ropeway.

As you ascend, the panoramic views unfold, offering a bird’s-eye view of the tea gardens, valleys, and distant mountains—a must-experience among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Amidst the panoramic landscapes of Darjeeling, the Darjeeling Ropeway invites visitors to embark on a skyward adventure, adding a thrilling dimension to Darjeeling tourist spots.

Connecting the North Point in Singamari to the Singla Bazaar, this cable car journey provides breathtaking aerial views of the lush tea gardens, dense forests, and the majestic Kanchenjunga range.

As a pivotal part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the ropeway not only offers an adrenaline-pumping experience but also serves as a vantage point, allowing travellers to appreciate the scenic grandeur of Darjeeling from the skies, creating memories that linger long after the descent.

8. Darjeeling Tea Gardens: Sipping Elegance

Every journey to Darjeeling is complete with exploring its famed tea gardens. Wander through the emerald fields, learn about the tea-making process, and savour a cup of Darjeeling tea—an essential part of the cultural mosaic among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

All exploration of Darjeeling tourist spots is complete with a visit to the iconic tea gardens that define the region’s cultural and economic tapestry.

Nestled on the undulating hills, the Darjeeling Tea Gardens represent elegance in every sip.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, visitors can meander through the verdant rows of tea bushes, witnessing the meticulous plucking and processing culminating in the world-renowned Darjeeling tea.

The estates, such as Happy Valley Tea Estate and Glenburn Tea Estate, open their doors to enthusiasts, offering guided tours that unravel the artistry behind every cup.

The tea gardens stand not just as plantations but as living museums, weaving the story of Darjeeling’s tea legacy into the fabric of its tourist attractions.

9. Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple: Spiritual Heights

Climb to Observatory Hill, a sacred spot adorned with prayer flags and the Mahakal Temple.

Here, spirituality intertwines with panoramic views, offering a serene escape among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Observatory Hill, crowned by the Mahakal Temple, represents the spiritual zenith.

This sacred hill, considered holy by Hindus and Buddhists, provides a serene retreat for those seeking spiritual solace.

Pilgrims and visitors alike ascend the hill to pay homage, and from its summit, breathtaking views of the Himalayas unfold, adding a divine touch to the spiritual heights experienced at Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple in the panorama of Darjeeling Tourist Spots.

10. Darjeeling Mall Road: The Heart of the Town

Stroll along the bustling Darjeeling Mall Road, where colonial architecture, vibrant markets, and charming cafes create a vibrant atmosphere.

This central hub encapsulates the town’s essence and is a must-visit among Darjeeling tourist spots.

At the heart of Darjeeling’s vibrant social and commercial life lies the iconic Darjeeling Mall Road, a bustling promenade and focal point.

This bustling thoroughfare encapsulates the essence of Darjeeling’s cultural tapestry.

As a pivotal part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Mall Road invites visitors to immerse themselves in the local lifestyle, shop for souvenirs, savour delectable treats, and witness the vibrant energy that pulses through the heart of this Himalayan town.

11. Lloyd’s Botanical Garden: Floral Symphony

Discover the floral symphony at Lloyd’s Botanical Garden, where a diverse collection of Himalayan plants and vibrant blooms await.

This verdant escape adds a touch of tranquility to your journey through tourist spots in Darjeeling.

For nature enthusiasts and botanical admirers exploring Darjeeling tourist spots, Lloyd’s Botanical Garden is a verdant oasis, a floral symphony nestled amid the hills.

This sprawling garden houses an extensive collection of Himalayan flora, including rare and endangered species.

Visitors wandering through the well-manicured paths can witness the seasonal bloom of vibrant flowers, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Lloyd’s Botanical Garden provides a visual feast and an educational hub, fostering an appreciation for the rich biodiversity that thrives in the Himalayan region.

12. St. Andrew’s Church: Architectural Elegance

Immerse yourself in the architectural elegance of St. Andrew’s Church, a colonial-era gem that stands as a testament to Darjeeling’s historical roots.

The stained glass windows and serene ambiance make it a noteworthy stop among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

In the heart of Darjeeling, St. Andrew’s Church is a testament to architectural elegance and historical significance.

This neo-Gothic structure exudes a tranquil charm with its striking spire and stained glass windows.

St. Andrew’s Church invites visitors to step into a bygone era where the echoes of hymns and the timeless beauty of the architecture create a serene atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for those exploring the cultural heritage of Darjeeling.

13. Singalila National Park: Wilderness Expedition

Embark on a wilderness expedition at Singalila National Park, where pristine landscapes, rare flora, and fauna, including the elusive red panda, create an immersive experience among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

For those seeking a wilderness expedition amidst Darjeeling tourist spots, Singalila National Park unfolds as a natural haven.

Adventurous souls embarking on treks within tourist spots in Darjeeling can witness panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks, including Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest mountain.

Singalila National Park beckons nature enthusiasts to explore its trails, encounter rare wildlife, and revel in the untamed beauty that defines this wilderness expedition in Darjeeling.

14. Senchal Lake: Tranquil Waters

Nestled amidst serene surroundings, Senchal Lake offers a tranquil retreat. Surrounded by forests and hills, the lake’s crystal-clear waters mirror the beauty of the surrounding landscapes—a hidden gem among Darjeeling tourist spots.

In the pristine surroundings of Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, Senchal Lake offers a serene escape amid tourist spots in Darjeeling.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Senchal Lake provides a perfect retreat for those seeking solace and a connection with nature.

Visitors can indulge in peaceful boat rides, surrounded by the symphony of birdsong, making Senchal Lake a picturesque gem amidst the diverse attractions of Darjeeling.

15. Japanese Peace Pagoda: Eastern Serenity

Experience the serenity of the Japanese Peace Pagoda, another architectural marvel that reflects the harmonious blend of cultures among Darjeeling tourist spots.

The panoramic views from this vantage point add to the allure of this spiritual landmark.

Nestled on the slopes of Darjeeling, the Japanese Peace Pagoda emerges as a symbol of Eastern serenity among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

This majestic white stupa offers a tranquil escape with panoramic views of the surrounding hills.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, visitors can experience a sense of calmness reflected in the beautifully landscaped gardens surrounding the pagoda.

The Japanese Peace Pagoda invites exploration and meditation, creating a serene atmosphere that resonates with Darjeeling’s spiritual and cultural diversity.

16. Darjeeling Observatory: Celestial Wonders

For astronomy enthusiasts, the Darjeeling Observatory provides an opportunity to gaze at celestial wonders.

The clear mountain skies offer an unparalleled view of stars and constellations, making it a unique inclusion among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Perched at an elevation, the Darjeeling Observatory unravels celestial wonders in the night sky among Darjeeling tourist spots.

Operated by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, this astronomical observatory allows stargazers and astronomy enthusiasts to delve into the mysteries of the cosmos.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the observatory hosts public viewing sessions, allowing visitors to gaze at planets, stars, and galaxies, adding an astronomical dimension to Darjeeling’s allure.

The Darjeeling Observatory is a testament to humanity’s quest to understand the universe’s vastness.

17. Singalila Ridge: Trekking Expedition

Embark on a trekking expedition along the Singalila Ridge, a journey that promises breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas, lush forests, and alpine meadows.

This adventure among Darjeeling tourist spots offers a rendezvous with nature in its purest form.

For avid trekkers seeking adventure amidst Darjeeling tourist spots, the Singalila Ridge presents a trekking expedition par excellence.

Stretching along the India-Nepal border, this ridge offers a trekking trail that unfolds breathtaking views of the Himalayas.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the trek to Singalila Ridge takes adventurers through diverse landscapes, from rhododendron-covered hills to alpine meadows, culminating in panoramic vistas of Kanchenjunga and other snow-capped peaks.

The Singalila Ridge trek is a testament to the untamed beauty that awaits those who venture into the heart of Darjeeling’s wilderness.

18. Kanchenjunga Viewpoint: Himalayan Majesty

The Kanchenjunga Viewpoint unveils the majestic beauty of the world’s third-highest peak.

Gaze upon the snow-capped splendour of Kanchenjunga and its neighbouring peaks, creating a mesmerizing panorama among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

No visit to Darjeeling is complete without beholding the majesty of Kanchenjunga, and the Kanchenjunga Viewpoint stands as the perfect vantage point among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

This viewpoint allows visitors to witness the changing hues of the Himalayan giant during sunrise and sunset.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, the Kanchenjunga Viewpoint provides a humbling experience as the grandeur of the mountains unfolds, connecting visitors with the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas.

19. Darjeeling Himalayan Railway: Nostalgic Journey

Step aboard the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a World Heritage Site that takes you on a nostalgic journey through picturesque landscapes.

The charming toy train adds a touch of vintage allure to your exploration of Darjeeling tourist spots.

Embarking on a nostalgic journey, the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, also known as the Toy Train, weaves through the heart of tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Known as a World Heritage Site, this narrow-gauge railway reflects the charm of a bygone era.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, passengers traverse scenic landscapes, tea gardens, and quaint villages aboard vintage-style carriages.

The rhythmic chug of the steam engine and the scenic route make the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway a part of the town’s cultural heritage, offering a delightful journey through time.

20. Lepchajagat: Pine-laden Paradise

Escape to the pine-laden paradise of Lepchajagat, where dense forests, meadows, and a serene lake create a tranquil retreat.

This offbeat destination adds a touch of exclusivity to your tourist spots in the Darjeeling itinerary.

Tucked away amid pine-laden forests, Lepchajagat unfolds as a paradise amidst Darjeeling tourist spots.

This serene hamlet, offering panoramic views of Kanchenjunga and Darjeeling’s lush landscapes, provides a peaceful retreat away from the bustling town.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Lepchajagat invites nature lovers and those seeking solitude to immerse themselves in the tranquility of pine-scented air and pristine surroundings.

The simplicity and natural beauty of Lepchajagat make it a hidden gem within the tapestry of Darjeeling’s diverse tourist attractions.

21. Mahakal Mandir: Spiritual Resonance

Visit Mahakal Mandir, a sacred site that resonates with spiritual energy.

The temple’s location and panoramic views add a sense of divine tranquility to your journey through tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Perched atop the Observatory Hill darjeeling , Mahakal Mandir stands as a beacon of spiritual resonance among Darjeeling tourist spots.

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this revered temple holds historical significance, with devotees ascending the steep path to seek blessings and witness panoramic views of Darjeeling.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Mahakal Mandir offers a spiritual retreat and allows visitors to embrace the rich cultural and religious tapestry woven into the fabric of this Himalayan town.

22. Tinchuley: Village Charm

Immerse yourself in the village charm of Tinchuley, a quaint settlement surrounded by tea gardens and orange orchards.

The homestays offer an authentic experience, making them a unique addition to tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Nestled in the Darjeeling Himalayan foothills, Tinchuley exudes village charm, inviting travellers to experience the authenticity of rural life amidst Darjeeling tourist spots.

Surrounded by tea gardens and orange orchards, this quaint hamlet offers breathtaking views of the mountains.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Tinchuley provides a tranquil escape from the urban hustle, immersing visitors in the warmth of local hospitality and the simplicity of village life.

23. Lamahatta: Garden of Love

Explore the Garden of Love at Lamahatta, where colourful flowers, prayer flags, and a peaceful ambience create a romantic setting.

This serene escape is a hidden gem among Darjeeling tourist spots, ideal for those seeking tranquility.

Lamahatta, often called the Garden of Love, adds romance and natural attractiveness.

Situated amidst pristine forests and blooming flowers, Lamahatta offers a serene escape for couples and nature enthusiasts.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, visitors can stroll through well-maintained gardens, enjoy picturesque views, and revel in the peaceful ambiance that defines Lamahatta.

This charming spot is a testament to Darjeeling’s diverse attractions, catering to nature lovers and those seeking a romantic retreat.

24. Rameetay Dara: Panoramic Vistas

Rameetay Dara beckons with its panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and tea gardens.

Visiting here promises breathtaking views, making it a memorable stop among Darjeeling tourist spots.

Rameetay Dara stands as a viewpoint par excellence among tourist spots in Darjeeling for panoramic vistas that stretch as far as the eyes can see.

This location provides a visual feast for those seeking breathtaking landscapes.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, Rameetay Dara beckons photographers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone yearning for a tranquil escape to witness the grandeur of Darjeeling’s natural splendour.

25. Glenary’s Bakery: Culinary Delight

Indulge in culinary delights at Glenary’s Bakery, a colonial-era establishment known for its delectable treats.

The cosy ambience and a menu featuring local and international delicacies make it a gastronomic highlight among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Amidst the myriad Darjeeling tourist spots, Glenary’s Bakery has established itself as a culinary delight, tantalizing taste buds with its delectable offerings.

This iconic bakery and cafe exude colonial charm and serve as a testament to Darjeeling’s cultural heritage.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, visitors can savour freshly baked goods, indulge in flavorful meals, and enjoy a delightful ambience that seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary culinary delights.

Glenary’s Bakery adds a flavorful dimension to the diverse attractions of Darjeeling, inviting visitors to indulge in a culinary journey while immersed in the town’s rich history.

26. Dali Monastery: Spiritual Retreat

Seek spiritual retreat at the Dali Monastery, a serene haven where prayer flags flutter in the mountain breeze.

The monastery’s tranquility and architectural splendour make it a spiritual gem.

Nestled in the serene hills of Darjeeling, Dali Monastery stands as a spiritual retreat.

Also known as Druk Thupten Sangag Choling Monastery, this Buddhist enclave offers a tranquil escape for those seeking solace and spiritual rejuvenation.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, visitors can immerse themselves in the soothing chants, vibrant prayer flags, and serene serenity that Dali Monastery provides.

The spiritual resonance of this sacred space adds a contemplative dimension to Darjeeling’s diverse attractions.

27. Mahakal Market: Local Vibrancy

Explore the vibrancy of Mahakal Market, where local artisans showcase their crafts and products.

The market’s lively atmosphere and diverse offerings provide a glimpse into the cultural tapestry of Darjeeling, making it a must-visit among tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Embodying the vibrant essence of local life, Mahakal Market is a bustling hub of activity among Darjeeling tourist .

This lively market offers a kaleidoscope of colours, sounds, and aromas, showcasing the diversity of Darjeeling’s local culture.

Visitors can navigate through the narrow lanes, exploring an array of stalls selling local crafts, fresh produce, and traditional artefacts.

Mahakal Market is not just a shopping destination but a cultural experience that allows travellers to connect with the authentic rhythms of Darjeeling.

28. Tenzing Norgay Rock: Climbing adventure

For adventure enthusiasts, Tenzing Norgay Rock offers an exciting climbing experience.

This rock is a tribute to his indomitable spirit and adds an adventurous touch to tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Tenzing Norgay Rock presents an exhilarating opportunity for adventure enthusiasts seeking a climbing challenge amidst tourist spots in Darjeeling.

Named in honour of the legendary mountaineer Tenzing Norgay, this rock-climbing zone offers a thrilling experience against Darjeeling’s scenic landscapes.

The climbing adventure adds an adrenaline-pumping dimension to Darjeeling’s array of attractions.

29. DHR Batasia Loop Garden: Floral Extravaganza

Discover a floral extravaganza at the DHR Batasia Loop Garden, where vibrant blooms and well-maintained gardens add to the beauty of this iconic railway loop.

The combination of nature and human creativity makes it a delightful addition totourist spots in Darjeeling.

Combining natural beauty with engineering marvels, the DHR Batasia Loop Garden unfolds as a floral extravaganza.

This garden, situated at the famous Batasia Loop, showcases a vibrant array of flowers, adding color to the surrounding railway tracks.

visitors can stroll through well-maintained gardens, enjoy the fragrance of blooming flowers, and marvel at the intricate design of the Batasia Loop.

The floral abundance at this unique location complements the scenic charm of Darjeeling, offering a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts.

30. Lebong Race Course: Sporting Legacy

Conclude your exploration of Darjeeling tourist spots with a visit to the Lebong Race Course, the world’s highest racecourse.

This sporting legacy adds a touch of grandeur to Darjeeling’s cultural and recreational landscape.

Adding a touch of sporting legacy, the Lebong Race Course is a historic venue with a rich tradition of horse racing.

This race course offers thrilling horse racing events and stunning views of the surrounding hills.

As part of Darjeeling Tourist Spots, visitors can witness the equestrian prowess, soak in the festive atmosphere, and appreciate the significance of this sporting legacy in Darjeeling’s cultural tapestry.

The Lebong Race Course uniquely blends sports and scenic beauty, adding a distinctive flavour to Darjeeling’s diverse attractions.

Conclusion 

In conclusion, Darjeeling’s allure lies in its picturesque landscapes and the seamless blend of nature, culture, and adventure that defines its tourist spots.

Each destination on this journey contributes to the kaleidoscope of adventures that make Darjeeling an unmissable destination for travellers seeking a unique and captivating escapade in the lap of the Himalayas.

Each destination we explored, from the iconic Tiger Hill to the serene Lebong Race Course, wove a narrative of Darjeeling’s multifaceted allure.

Darjeeling is not just a destination; it’s a mosaic of diversity, where each tourist spot contributes a unique thread to the tapestry of experiences.

From the spiritual resonance of Mahakal Temple to the floral symphony at Lloyd’s Botanical Garden, Darjeeling seamlessly blend natural beauty with cultural richness.

Nature, in all its glory, unfolded before us at every turn. With its breathtaking sunrise, Tiger Hill painted the sky with gold hues, while Senchal Lake reflected the tranquility of the surrounding landscapes.

The Singalila Ridge, a trekker’s delight, allowed us to traverse through alpine meadows and lush forests, revealing the unspoiled beauty of Darjeeling tourist spots.

a) Unveiling Darjeeling: A Tapestry of Heritage and Majestic Landscapes

Beyond the landscapes, Darjeeling’s cultural heritage and historical echoes are etched in every corner.

The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a living testament to the region’s colonial past, took us on a nostalgic journey, while St. Andrew’s Church stood tall as a beacon of architectural elegance.  aren’t just sightseeing but a journey through time and culture.

The Himalayan majesty, embodied by the Kanchenjunga Viewpoint and the Singalila Ridge, became a recurring theme in our exploration.

Gazing upon the world’s third-highest peak, surrounded by pristine landscapes, instilled a sense of awe.

Darjeeling’s panoramic vistas, from Rameetay Dara to the Batasia Loop, unfolded like a canvas, showcasing the grandeur of the Himalayas.

Darjeeling’s allure lies in its ability to cater to diverse interests.

b) Darjeeling’s Dual Charms: Adventure on Tenzing Norgay Rock, Tranquility in Lamahatta

Adventure enthusiasts found solace in climbing Tenzing Norgay Rock, while those seeking tranquility reveled in the serenity of places like Lamahatta and Mahakal Mandir.

When exploring the diverse array of places to visit in Darjeeling , these destinations stand out as must-see attractions, offering a perfect blend of adrenaline-pumping activities and serene retreats.

The local vibrancy of Mahakal Market and the artistic expressions found at the DHR Batasia Loop Garden added a layer of authenticity to our Darjeeling sojourn.

Here, amidst the hustle and bustle of markets and the blooming gardens, we discovered the heartbeat of Darjeeling’s local life, enriching our experience of Darjeeling.

Our exploration of Darjeeling wasn’t merely about sightseeing; it was a journey that stirred the senses, evoked emotions, and left an indelible mark.

From savouring the culinary delights at Glenary’s Bakery to experiencing the spiritual retreat at Dali Monastery, Darjeeling became more than a destination; it became a collection of memories etched in our hearts.

c) Unplugging in Darjeeling: Crafting Tales of Exploration Amidst Himalayan Wonders

As we reflect on the myriad hues of Darjeeling’s landscapes, the warmth of its people, and the myriad experiences offered by Darjeeling, one thing becomes clear: Darjeeling is an unforgettable tapestry.

It’s a canvas where nature, culture, history, and adventure seamlessly converge, creating an immersive and enriching travel experience.

On our journey through the top 30 Darjeeling tourist spots, we realized that Darjeeling’s allure lies in the places we visited and the emotions they awakened.

It’s a destination that invites you to unplug from the ordinary and immerse yourself in the extraordinary.

Whether it’s the majestic sunrise over the Himalayas, the soul-stirring chants at a monastery, or the simple joy of sipping Darjeeling tea amidst the lush tea gardens, every moment in Darjeeling is a story waiting to be written.

With their diverse offerings, Tourist Spots beckon travelers to unravel this Himalayan gem’s layers and create their tales of exploration and discovery.

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10 Popular Places to Visit in Darjeeling Town

• December 15, 2023

This guide is designed especially for those with a day or two to spare in Darjeeling and looking to stick around town. It’s a helpful resource to explore the top attractions without the need for extensive travel. Whether you’re short of time or simply prefer discovering what Darjeeling town has to offer, this guide on “10 Popular Places to Visit in Darjeeling Town” is tailored to suit your needs. 

1. Visit tea estate: Happy Valley Tea Estate

The Happy Valley Tea Estate in Darjeeling is a sought-after destination renowned for its exceptional tea cultivation and stunning landscapes. Its convenient proximity to the main town makes it a must-visit spot for travellers exploring Darjeeling.

This esteemed tea estate offers an immersive experience of the art of tea production and the natural beauty of the region without the need for extensive travel, enabling visitors to delve into the world of tea cultivation while staying close to the town’s vibrant atmosphere.  

Visitors have the opportunity to engage in tea-tasting sessions, discovering and relishing the diverse flavours and fragrances of freshly brewed teas, thus fostering a deeper appreciation for this globally acclaimed beverage. 

2. Curio shops: Uncovering Unique Mementos

Chowrasta and its vicinity offer a bustling array of curio shops, famed for their unique treasures in Darjeeling. These shops feature an assortment of silverware with distinctive designs, precious stones, Thangka paintings, local artists’ artwork, and an assortment of copper and brass souvenirs and decor pieces.  

Notably, among the oldest and most reputable curio stores is Habeeb Mullick and Sons in Darjeeling, situated at Chowrasta. This establishment is recognized for its reliability and authentic offerings, making it a go-to destination for those seeking genuine Darjeeling keepsakes.  

3. Tea tasting and shopping: Golden Tips Teattoria

Golden Tips Teattoria is a tea shop known for its high-quality Darjeeling tea and its delicious food.    The tea at Golden Tips Teattoria is some of the best in Darjeeling. It is sourced directly from local tea estates and is brewed to perfection.   The restaurant offers a variety of Indian and international dishes, all made with fresh, local ingredients. 

The tea shop sells a wide variety of Darjeeling tea, including first-flush, second flush, and autumn flush teas. The tea is sold in loose leaves or tea bags. The restaurant also offers a variety of tea-tasting experiences, where guests can learn about the different types of Darjeeling tea and how to brew them perfectly. 

Golden Tips Teattoria is located in a beautiful setting, with stunning views of the Darjeeling mountains.

4. Exploring Religious Spots: Mahakal Temple

Mahakal Mandir, a revered Hindu temple nestled near Chowrasta in Darjeeling, stands as a significant spiritual landmark and a popular destination for visitors. Set against the backdrop of majestic mountains, this temple holds deep religious significance, drawing both devotees and tourists. 

The serene ambience and panoramic views from this sacred site provide a tranquil escape, while the temple’s cultural and historical importance enriches the visit. Surrounded by the lively atmosphere of Chowrasta, the temple offers a serene and spiritual contrast, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking both tranquility and cultural immersion amidst Darjeeling’s vibrant offerings. 

5. Cultural landmark: St. Andrews Church

St. Andrew’s Church in Darjeeling holds a special place in the heart of the town, situated in proximity to the bustling centre of Chowrasta. This historic church, dating back to the mid-19th century, stands as a prominent architectural and cultural landmark, reflecting the town’s colonial history. 

Its Neo-Gothic architecture and stained-glass windows contribute to its grandeur, drawing visitors into its historical embrace. The church’s serene atmosphere amidst the lively energy of Chowrasta invites both worshipers and tourists, offering a tranquil contrast and an opportunity to explore Darjeeling’s rich colonial heritage right at the heart of town.

St. Andrew’s Church in Darjeeling stands as a prominent architectural and cultural landmark, reflecting the town’s colonial history. 

6. The Essence of Tibetan Heritage: Himalayan Tibet Musem

The Himalayan Tibet Museum in Darjeeling stands as a cultural gem, inviting visitors to delve into the rich tapestry of Tibetan history and heritage. 

As a prominent destination in the town, the museum offers an immersive experience, shedding light on the diverse traditions and cultural nuances of Tibet. Visitors can expect an enlightening journey through exhibitions that showcase Tibetan artefacts, art, religious relics, and historical documents, providing a profound understanding of Tibetan culture and its connections to the Himalayan region. 

The museum not only educates but also inspires with its insightful displays, offering a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Tibetan people and their influence in the Himalayan region. 

7. Discover Wildlife Wonders: Darjeeling Zoo

The Darjeeling Zoo, also known as the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, stands as a prime attraction offering a delightful experience for visitors. Nestled amidst the serene beauty of Darjeeling, this zoo is home to an array of rare and endangered Himalayan fauna. 

Guests can expect an immersive journey through diverse exhibits, showcasing indigenous species like the Himalayan wolf, red panda, and the majestic snow leopard. With its conservation efforts and naturalistic enclosures, the zoo provides a unique opportunity to witness these incredible animals in an environment that closely mimics their natural habitats. 

The visit promises not just an enjoyable day amidst nature but also an educational experience, offering insights into the conservation of these precious Himalayan species. 

8. Heart of Darjeeling: Chowrasta

Chowrasta in Darjeeling holds a special place as a bustling centre and a beloved spot for visitors to soak in the town’s vibrant atmosphere. This prominent square serves as a hub for both locals and tourists, offering an immersive experience of Darjeeling’s lively spirit. 

With its open expanse and panoramic views, it’s a gathering point for people to unwind, stroll, shop for local goods, and indulge in street food delicacies. The ambience is heightened by the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas, providing a perfect setting for relaxation and taking in the charm of the town. 

Surrounded by cafes, shops, and a variety of cultural performances, Chowrasta creates a vibrant and inviting space that captures the essence of Darjeeling’s rich heritage and spirited community.

9. Take a walk: Shrubbery Park

The Shrubbery Park in Darjeeling offers a serene retreat amid the town’s lively atmosphere. This charming park, known for its tranquillity and natural beauty, provides a peaceful escape for visitors. 

With its well-maintained pathways, vibrant flower beds, and lush greenery, it’s an ideal spot for leisurely walks, picnics, and moments of relaxation. The park’s scenic setting against the backdrop of the Himalayas adds to its allure, creating a picturesque environment that’s perfect for unwinding and embracing the beauty of nature. 

Shrubbery Park stands as a delightful destination for those seeking a tranquil respite amidst the vibrant energy of Darjeeling. 

10. Local Market: Beech Galli

Beech Galli, also known as Middle Street, is a narrow alleyway in the heart of Darjeeling, India. It is a popular spot for tourists and locals alike, as it is home to a variety of shops and stalls selling authentic Darjeeling snacks, souvenirs, and sweets. 

Some of the most popular snacks available in Beech Galli include gundruk (a fermented dry vegetable dish), churpi (a hard cheese made from yak or cow milk), and dried meat pickle. In addition to snacks, Beech Galli is also a great place to buy authentic Darjeeling souvenirs, such as Darjeeling tea, woollen handicrafts, and silver and gold jewellery. 

Overall, Beech Galli is a great place to experience the authentic flavors and culture of Darjeeling. With its variety of shops and stalls selling snacks, souvenirs, and sweets, there is something for everyone in Beech Galli. 

This convenient proximity curtails the hassle of transportation, allowing visitors to effortlessly explore these gems without the need for extensive travel. Embracing the iconic tea estates, serene religious sites, and vibrant cultural hubs presents a comprehensive overview of Darjeeling’s essence, all easily reachable within the town’s bounds. This harmonious coexistence of attractions within the town makes for a seamless and enriching journey, inviting travellers to savour the tapestry of experiences that Darjeeling graciously offers. 

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Darjeeling tourism includes a variety of flora and fauna, surrounded by white snowflakes with the serene and eye-orgasmic landscape. Darjeeling truly is a feast, wanting to consume every bit of the place by the visitors. Right from the start of the journey, Darjeeling grips the attention wanting you to know more of the place. Known as the Queen of Hill Stations, the crest of Kanchenjunga shining brightly in the early morning truly supports the title. With all its glory, the snow-capped Kanchenjunga, standing tall, sparkling from dawn until dusk, dazzling the visitors as well as the locals, is the star of Darjeeling. The third highest peak in the world, at an elevation of 8568 m lies partly in Nepal and partly in Sikkim, India, but a full range view of Kanchenjunga can only be enjoyed from Darjeeling. One need not travel through the dismal paths just to get a glance at the majestic mountain. Kanchenjunga stands unabridged to entertain the visitors and the locals of Darjeeling.

Places to visit in Darjeeling

Symbolic of emerald green hills nestled against the backdrop of the surreal Kanchenjunga, Darjeeling is an array of remnants of the Colonial times that also serves as a quick weekend getaway to the Himalayas. Find your way around the Buddist monasteries, sign up for a joy-ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway , or grab an English breakfast at Keventers and spend an idle morning gazing at the world’s third-highest mountain- the Kanchenjungha.

If you are more adventurous at heart, sign up for a trek to the Singalila Ridge, or go visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute . Across winding lanes, bustling bazaars and amidst the winter chill, Darjeeling is the chicken soup for the thirsty explorer in you, and rightly earns its name as the Queen of the Hills .

Set out as early as 5 am to catch a spectacular sunrise at Tiger Hill. A major tourist attraction, this spot lets you gaze out over the entire horizon of the Himalayas.

Batasia Loop

The Batasia Loop was engineered by the British in 1919 to adjust and negotiate the steep gradient in the hills so as to prevent the train from drastically falling to a lower height. If you’re not taking a ride on the DHR, visit this place for panoramic views of the Kanchenjungha.

Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park

This zoological park located along rounded lanes that go uphill houses the most number of snow leopards in all of India. It is also extremely rich in flora and fauna while also housing a number of birds.

Himalayan Mountaineering Institute

If you’re visiting the zoological park, make a pit stop at the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute which is deemed to be among the best mountaineering institutes in the country. Experienced mountaineers and amateurs alike come here to get extensively trained on mountain climbing.

Peace Pagoda

The Peace Pagoda is symbolic of the four avatars of Lord Buddha. However, this place is a popular spot for meditation and attracts visitors from a large number of other religions as well.

Ghoom Monastery

The Ghoom Monastery is a must-see place during your trip to Darjeeling. Located very close to the Ghoom Railway Station, this monastery is among the oldest of its religion and houses sacred relics of the Buddhist culture.

Rock Garden

Popular among visitors of all realms, the Rock Garden is a man-made tourist spot that is dotted with exotic fauna and flora, tiny waterfalls, and timber-wood bridges.

Singalila National Park

A nature lover’s paradise, an adventure enthusiast’s ideal destination, the Singalila National Park is located at an altitude of 7000ft. Lush greenery speckled with rhododendron forests, a deer or so peeking through the woods, the rare sight of a woodpecker flying into the bushes- all of these make up the Singalila National Park. If the skies are clear, you might be lucky enough to get a glimpse of the Himalayas, sprawling from Nepal to Bhutan.

If you’re more of a laidback kind of traveler, spend an ideal vacation amidst the mountains sipping on a steaming cup of Darjeeling tea !

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Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI)

Darjeeling Zoo

Darjeeling Toy Train

Darjeeling Ropeway

Batasia Loop

Darjeeling Mall (Chowrasta)

Rock Garden & Ganga Maya Park

Japanese Temple & Peace Pagoda

Happy Valley Tea Estate

Tenzing & Gombu Rock

Dali Monastery

Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple

Tibetan Refugee Self Help Center

Rainbow Falls in Kalej Valley

Jamuni Tourist Complex

Darjeeling Gymkhana Club

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• 20 Things To Do In Darjeeling In 2023 That You Won’t Find In Any Travel Guide!

23 Mar 2023

Spread in ribbons over a steep mountain ridge, surrounded by emerald-green tea plantations, and towered over by the majestic Khangchendzonga (8598 m), Darjeeling is among the best hill stations in India. But the list of the most amazing things to do in Darjeeling goes beyond these attractions. The beautiful tea gardens on the slopes of rolling hills, the orchids, pines & rhododendrons, the cute Himalayan toy train negotiating its way through the mountains combined with great sightseeing tours, food, shopping and other exciting activities, there’s so much that this stunning town has to offer.

20 Best Things To Do In Darjeeling

Confused about what to do in Darjeeling? Here is the list of activities you can do in Darjeeling that will make you plan your holiday right away. Keep scrolling down and read along!

• Teesta – Go River Rafting
• Sandakphu – Trek The Peak
• The Toy Train – Take A Joy Ride
• Himalayan Mountaineering Institute – Learn Mountaineering
• Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park – Explore Wildlife
• Tiger Hill – Watch The Sunrise
• Dooars – Explore The Tea Gardens
• Kalimpong – Visit The Monastery
• Peace Pagoda – Calm Your Mind
• Batasia Loop – Explore The War Memorial
• Thukpa And Momos – Relish Some Local Food
• Keventers Restaurant – Enjoy Breakfast
• Churpi – Grab A Candy
• Chowrasta – Stroll On The Mall Road
• Bhutia Market – Buy Some Woolens
• Tattoos – Get Inked
• Revolver Hotel – B&B With Music
• Singalila Jungle Lodge – Lodge Amidst A Forest
• Darjeeling Blossoms Eco-Tourism – Live Close To Nature
• Khambuhang Nature Holiday Camp – Enjoy Cottage Camping

1. Teesta - Go River Rafting

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For one of the best experiences of river rafting in India , head to the Teesta river and find out why it is one of the best things to do in Darjeeling in June! The activity is loaded with a series of rapids with varying intensities, ranging from Grade 1 to 4, wherein the latter is only allowed to seasoned, trained rafters because of the level of danger involved in it. This is one of the best adventure activities in Darjeeling.

Cost: INR 900 - INR 1500 Best Time: December - June Risk Level: High

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2. Sandakphu - Trek The Peak

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If you are looking forward to indulging in more adventure activities in Darjeeling. A trekking trip to Sandakphu is absolutely essential for all adventure freaks. It is the highest point in the state of West Bengal and is definitely one of the most fun things to do in Darjeeling. Located at an astounding height of 3,636m, it is known for offering the best panoramic views of the enthralling Mt Everest and the Kanchenjunga Peak.

Cost: INR 9000 - INR 10,000 Best Time: April - May and October - early December Risk Level: Medium

3. The Toy Train - Take A Joy Ride

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The Toy Train ride is one of the most famous things in Darjeeling. You can start your ride from Ghoom and get down at Kurseong, to eat at the many food joints, for Darjeeling sightseeing wherein you get a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding hills that transport you into a world of romance. It is one of the most fun activities in Darjeeling which cannot be missed.  

Location: Ghoom, Darjeeling Cost: INR 100 - INR 1300 Timings: NA

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4. Himalayan Mountaineering Institute - Learn Rock Climbing

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The Himalayan Mountaineering Institute located at Jawahar Parvat in Darjeeling, conducts a number of mountaineering and adventure courses at various levels ranging from beginners to expert. The course duration ranges from a month to a few days. HMI has Rock Climbing and other basic activities for one-time tourists who do not want to get into the full-fledged courses and are visiting the town only for a few days. But whatever be the duration, the entire experience is unmatched and completely exhilarating.

Location: Jawahar Parvat, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101 Cost: The Basic Course costing INR 4000/- per person lasts for a month while Rock Climbing and smaller activities are provided through walk-in and cost a mere 200 bucks per person. Timings: 9 AM - 5 PM Risk Level: Medium

5. Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park - Explore Wildlife

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Located in the famous town of Darjeeling, exploring the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is one of the best activities to do in Darjeeling. Get ready to meet the endangered Himalayan wolf, the Red Panda, snow leopards and more. You can also explore the mountain Institute and take a few tips for mountaineering.

Location: Darjeeling – Jorethang Road, Near Birch Hill Resort, Jawahar Parbat, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101 Cost: NA Best Time: March - June and September - January

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Places To Visit In Darjeeling

Darjeeling, the ‘tea garden of India’ is a very beautiful place to visit. The hills, the steam engine train, and the lush green tea plantations will make you want to stay here forever. And here are some of the best places and things to see in Darjeeling:

6. Tiger Hill - Watch The Sunrise

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Your trip is unsuccessful until you have witnessed the sunrise at Tiger Hill . The way the sunlight falls on those snowcapped peaks of Kanchenjunga and illuminate it in gorgeous colours, that view is simply breathtaking. Hiking is one of the best things to do in Darjeeling and Gangtok. You will have the time of your life and will not be disappointed by the avenues of adventure and entertainment this place opens up for you.

Location:  West Bengal 734123 Cost: NA Best Time: October - December and March - April

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7. Dooars - Explore The Tea Gardens

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Taking a tour of the tea plantation is one of the top things to do in Darjeeling in May. Though the tea gardens of Darjeeling are world famous, you must take a trip down to them at Dooars to witness the sprawling beauty yourself and sip on that refreshing Darjeeling Tea . The verdant pruned bushes, especially in this tea district, is a magical sight which you will never forget in life.

Location: Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal Cost: NA Best Time: mid-September - May

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8. Kalimpong - Visit The Monastery

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Zang Dhok Palri Phodang is a beautiful and popular monastery at Kalimpong, Darjeeling. The monastery holds enormous significance as it is home to the many rare scriptures which were brought into India after the fateful invasion of Tibet in 1959. A trip to this peaceful sanctuary should definitely be on your list of places to see in Darjeeling . If you are a traveller who is seeking a spot for meditating, visiting the Kalimpong Monastery is one of the best offbeat things you can do in Darjeeling!

Location:  West Bengal 734301 Cost: NA Best Time: March - May and September - November

9. Peace Pagoda - Calm Your Mind

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Sitting atop the Charlimont Hill , Darjeelings Peace Pagoda is one of the 30 such pagodas in the world that were established by the Japanese Buddhist monk Nichidatsu Fujii as a way of promoting World Peace and harmony. Visit this one of the most popular Darjeeling attractions for an outright serene and tranquil experience.

Location:  West Point, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734102 Cost: NA Timimgs: 4.30 AM - 7 PM

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10. Batasia Loop - Explore The War Memorial

This is one of the most interesting Darjeeling attractions. Venture out to Batasia Loop, the historically and scenically significant junction and a great option for sightseeing in Darjeeling! If youre traveling via the Toy Train, or walking back from Tiger Hill, look out for this famous railway loop that goes around the open-air Gorkha War Memorial, established in honour of the brave soldiers from the region who laid down their lives in WWI and WWII and among the important places to see in Darjeeling.

Location:  Darjeeling district, West Bengal Cost: INR 15 Timings: 5 AM - 4.30 PM

What To Eat In Darjeeling

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11. Thukpa And Momos - Relish Some Local Food

Darjeeling has scrumptious answers to your food cravings while youre there. You can enjoy some delicious variety of Darjeeling food like Thukpa and momos that are available in the street joints at almost every nook and corner of the town. Gorging on thump and momos is one of the best things to do in Darjeeling at night.

Places to eat: Kunga Restaurant, Hot Stimulating Cafe, Dekevas

12. Keventers Restaurant - Enjoy Breakfast

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Having breakfast at Keventers should definitely be on your list of Darjeeling highlights. Don't forget to try the delicious Cheese Toast when you're dining here. You can hog on Indo-Western cuisine here or simply get a cup of coffee and drink it while admiring the views outside. It doesn’t get any better than this! This is one of the must-visit restaurants in this region. It is not hard to see why!

Location: Shop No. 1, Club Side, Nehru Rd, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101 Timings: 8 AM - 6.30 PM

13. Churpi - Grab A Candy

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Churpi is a kind of chewing bar that is not exactly sweet in taste, but has a delicious flavor nevertheless. What makes this unique is the fact that it keeps the body warm during winters and gives energy. It is available in almost all street shops selling groceries and comes at a nominal price. You can stock a horde to treat your winter blues when youre back home.

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Where To Shop In Darjeeling

Who doesn’t like shopping? Here some of the places to shop in Darjeeling on your trip. Keep scrolling down and read along!

14. Chowrasta - Stroll On The Mall Road

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Get to Chowrasta, or The Mall, as it is popularly known among tourists, and enjoy the beautiful evening, with a cool breeze brushing your hair while you shop. The Mall Road stretching through Chowrasta is not just a shopping hub but is also perfect for a relaxing stroll and is one of the best things to do in Darjeeling in 2 days.

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15. Bhutia Market - Buy Some Woolens

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So what is famous in Darjeeling for shopping? Bhutia Market is a row of temporary stalls set up by the local Bhutias and is located on a narrow lane that leads down from Chowrasta (The Mall), next to Nathmulls. It’s a shopping paradise for tourists and its where you'll get all winter wear (like sweaters, gloves, woollen caps, mufflers, etc), jackets and even jeans at very reasonable prices. One of the fundamental things to do in Darjeeling is to go to Nathmulls and buy yourself an enormous stock of refreshing Darjeeling Tea from an array of shops.

Location:  5, Mal Rd, Chauk Bazaar, Mall Rd, Chauk Bazaar, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101 Timings: 9 AM - 8 PM (Closed)

16. Tattoos - Get Inked

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Darjeeling is much like Goa in terms of providing opportunities for body art. Permanent and temporary tattoo parlours, offering to convert a part of your body into a brilliant masterpiece, are available at almost every nook and corner of the town, adding a hippie influence to this scenic and serene location. And the best part, they go incredibly easy on your budget. Getting a tattoo is one of the best things to do in Darjeeling for all travelers who crave fun and thrill.

Tattoo shops: Pradhan Studio, Tattoo 29, Samink Tattoo Studio

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Where To Stay In Darjeeling

Now, let’s look at the best place where you can stay while you are on your vacation. Don’t forget to make your reservation on time!

17. Revolver Hotel - B&B With Music

Adding a unique touch to the town is its Beatles-themed hotel providing music based on both eastern and western influences. It’s a budget Bed & Breakfast Lodge and one would find every inch of the interiors laden with the popular Bands art. You have to experience it to believe it!

Location:  110 Gandhi Road, Behind Union Chapel, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101 Room charges:  INR 1400 - INR 3000

18. Singalila Jungle Lodge - Lodge Amidst A Forest

It is a family owned property owned and run by Avinash Rai – a local. The lodge is spread across some 9 acres of land area full of lush forest and plantations. Once you are in the lodge premises, the only noise you may hear during the day is the chirping of the birds in its garden and the gushing of streams. The lodge offers a spectacular view of the Singalila National Park. You will have the time of your life here.

Location: Palmajua, P.O Bansbotay, Rimbick, West Bengal 734201 Room charges:  NA

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19. Darjeeling Blossoms Eco-Tourism - Live Close To Nature

Image Source Darjeeling Blossoms’s foray into ecotourism began eight years ago. They, along with the help of our community, have earned a name for our excellent services. During your stay with them in their complex, you will discover the inner secrets and mysteries of our fascinating land, people and culture, so different from anything that one might imagine while residing in the hustle and bustle of city life.

Location: Bara Mungwa, West Bengal 734312 Room charges:  Starts at INR 3000

20. Khambuhang Nature Holiday Camp - Enjoy Cottage Camping

The deluxe cottage at Khambuhang Nature Holiday Camp in Kalimpong, are well-designed rooms with wooden interiors to provide an authentic feel of Himalayan Houses. The rooms offer a range of amenities including high-speed Wi-Fi, 24-hour hot and cold water, toiletries, Room service, laundry service and much more. The owners will make sure you enjoy your stay at thisnature camp.

Location: Paren – Todey Rd, Paren Godak Khasmahal, West Bengal 734319 Room charges:  NA

Further Read: Cottages In Darjeeling

With so many things in Darjeeling, India and our detailed guide, we hope that by now you must be really intrigued to visit this place ASAP. Wherever you are, you must plan your trip to Darjeeling at least once in your lifetime to experience all that it has to offer. Darjeeling has all the great ingredients to provide you a perfect break from your daily life. We are also sure that you will want to come back again.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Things To Do In Darjeeling

What is there to see in Darjeeling?

The major attraction in Darjeeling include: 1. Tiger Hill 2. Kalimpong 3. Peace Pagoda 4. Batasia Loop 5. Sandakphu

Can we visit Darjeeling in December?

The average temperature in Darjeeling during December ranges from 2.5°C to 11.2°C. Most of the tourist attractions are open and there are lesser chances of snowfall. So, many people, especially couples, choose to visit Darjeeling in December too.

What is Darjeeling most famous for?

Darjeeling is famous mainly for its tea plantations. Another highlight is its Himalayan railway, which still has a working steam engine train making it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What is the right time to visit Darjeeling?

The best time to visit Darjeeling is during summer months from April to June.

How many days are enough for Darjeeling?

5 to 7 Days are enough to explore Darjeeling and the nearby Gangtok. Keep You can spend 2 days in Darjeeling, 2 days in Gangtok and 1 day in Nathula exploring and sightseeing the places.

Is there snowfall in Darjeeling?

Yes, it does occasionally snowfall in Darjeeling and only in some parts of the districts that are located higher in altitude.

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