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Bagdogra is a small hill station town resting at the foothills of the Himalayas, in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. It is often regarded as the gateway town to North-East India and the Himalayas. Bagdogra is famous for its tea estates and the abundance of greenery. The town becomes mesmerising during monsoons as you get to see the clouds hovering around the peaks of the mountains. Bagdogra is a quiet and beautiful destination that is ideal for nature lovers and anyone looking for a refreshing and peaceful holiday.

Bagdogra has been blessed with an abundance of nature and greenery. River Teesta flows through this town, making it an excellent spot for river rafting. The city is surrounded by lush green tea gardens and serves as a perfect getaway for nature lovers. Bagdogra gained importance for being the entry base for tourists travelling to Darjeeling, Sikkim, Siliguri and neighbouring Bhutan. The town is well connected to major Indian cities and offers plenty of picturesque sights and activities.

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agdogra, a city that is replete with lush green tea gardens along with views of the majestic snow-covered Himalayas, is an ideal location for a mid-summer holiday. It is located close to Darjeeling, Siliguri and Sikkim and is a major gateway to many northern cities in West Bengal.

Apart from being a thriving tourist centre, there is a sense of tranquility in its air owing to Buddhist influences. Additionally, the city hosts major festivals such as Durga Puja and Kali Puja with much fervour and enthusiasm, thereby making it a flourishing cultural focal point. Sevokeswari Kali Temple and Salugara Monastery are worth visiting in Bagdogra.

You can also go river rafting on River Teesta, which flows close to the town. You can also check the sparkling Lake Tsomgo on the way up from Bagdogra.

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Last Updated on: Feb 10, 2023  

About this blog: We have been exploring Darjeeling ever since we started travelling. We have also blogged about this place for long. This Darjeeling Travel Guide was written sometime back. We have now updated this Darjeeling travel guide with all the latest information and required to plan a Darjeeling trip. This guide might help you when you visit the “Queen of Hills” and make you plan a perfect Darjeeling tour.

Darjeeling, the quaint hill station located in the northern part of West Bengal is undoubtedly one of our favourite destinations of all times. To be honest, we can never get enough of Darjeeling . A land of breathtaking beauty surrounded by rolling green tea plantations along with the majestic Kanchenjunga ranges towering above the skyline has earned it the moniker of Queen of Hills .

The eternal beauty and the quaint Victorian charm of the place are enough to lure travellers and tourists alike. And the cherry on the top is the adorable Darjeeling toy train that whistles its way through the mountains. Which other hill stations have so many beauties rolled in one!

Darjeeling Trip Plan | About Darjeeling

Darjeeling is located at an altitude of about 6710 feet and is one of the most beautiful destinations in India. The name Darjeeling came from two Tibetan words ‘ dorje ’ meaning and ‘ ling ‘ meaning land. So Darjeeling literally means ‘the land of thunderbolt’.

Previous to its acquisition by the British East India Company in 1835, Darjeeling was a part of Sikkim (Sikkim was an independent kingdom then) and also of Nepal for a brief period of time.

During February 1829, a British Officer Caption Llyod spent a few days in Darjeeling. The place was then known as the “Old Gorkha Station of Darjeeling”. The place was nothing like what it is today. It was a deserted region with dense forests and mountains. Caption Llyod realized that Darjeeling can become a great sanatorium or health resort for the British officers.

What is the Best Time to Visit Darjeeling?

Usually, Darjeeling has two main peak seasons for tourists – March to May and October to November. This is the time when Darjeeling gets the maximum footfall of tourists. When you want to plan your Darjeeling trip, entirely depends on what you want to experience at Darjeeling. Here I would mention briefly about the seasons in Darjeeling.

March to May (Spring and Summer)

This is one of the best times to visit Darjeeling. The weather remains pleasantly cool. After all, one of the main reasons for planning a Darjeeling trip is to beat the summer heat in the plains. The sky also remains clear giving a clear view of the Kanchenjunga ranges. But this is also a peak tourist season and Darjeeling will be full of local tourists.

March and April is the spring season and also the blooming season of rhododendrons.

June to September (Monsoon)

Monsoon usually starts by mid-June and lasts until September. During the monsoon, there are chances of landslides and some of the roads might be closed due to rains. Darjeeling, however, looks immensely beautiful and romantic during the rains, though you won’t get any mountain views as the weather remains cloudy most of the time. Also, tourism is low at this time and you get to see an uncrowded and relatively serene Darjeeling.

Honestly, monsoon is one of our favourite times to visit Darjeeling . We get rooms at cheaper rates, the roads are empty and the mist and clouds that envelope the roads make Darjeeling completely mesmerizing.

October to November (Autumn)

Autumn is also a good time to visit Darjeeling. The weather remains pleasant, the nature is vibrant and the skies are clear. You would get great views of the snow-covered peaks during this time. Bur again, this is a peak season and Darjeeling will be full of tourists, both local and international.

December to February (Winter)

Winter in Darjeeling is extremely cold and the higher altitudes of experience snowfall in December. Tiger Hill, located only 11 km from Darjeeling also experiences snowfall during the winter. Darjeeling gets fewer tourists during this time. If you plan to visit Darjeeling during the winter, do carry woolens with you.

Winter is our favourite time for Darjeeling tour. We love to enjoy the winters of hill stations and Darjeeling never disappoints us in this matter. Also, Darjeeling oranges are quite famous and we get that during the wintertime.

Having said these, you cannot really predict the weather on the hills. At one time, it is sunny and bright and in the next moment, it can become cloudy and foggy.

How to Reach Darjeeling?

The nearest airport is the Bagdogra Airport and the nearest broad gauge railway station is New Jalpaiguri (NJP). I have mentioned broad-gauge railways because you can reach Darjeeling from NJP by the famous toy train.

From NJP, you will get both shared jeeps as well as rented vehicles to reach Darjeeling. From Bagdogra Airport, you will get rented cabs to reach Darjeeling. Shared jeeps are also available from Siliguri Main Bus Stand towards Darjeeling. Buses are also available from Siliguri towards Darjeeling, but I would recommend you to travel by the shared sumos instead of buses.

Pro Tip: If you are coming from abroad, you will need some sort of a visa that can be applied for online, or at the embassy. For example, The India evisa for Canada citizens is available online.

Best Places to visit in Darjeeling

• Batasia Loop and War Memorial
• Darjeeling Mall or Chowrasta
• The Darjeeling Zoo and HMI
• Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park
• Japanese Temple and Peace Pagoda
• Happy Valley Tea Estate
• Observatory Hill and the Mahakal Temple
• Ghum Monastery
• Tenzing and Gombu Rocks
• Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre

Darjeeling is a small hilly town, but there are a number of places to visit in Darjeeling that can be accessed by travelling a short distance. Darjeeling town is small, but Darjeeling district spans across 3,000 sq km. While there are a number of places to visit in Darjeeling and several attractions around the town, you can also visit Kurseong and Kalimpong, two other hill stations that are also quite beautiful and charming. Here I have discussed some of the must-visit tourist attractions in Darjeeling.

1. Tiger Hill

I personally feel that a Darjeeling trip can never be completed without watching the sunrise at Tiger Hill . Located at the highest point in Darjeeling at an altitude of 2,590 m, Tiger Hill is located about 11 km from Darjeeling town. If you visit Tiger Hill in the day, it is just another viewpoint and you will hardly see any tourist there. But early in the morning, the place is full of a long queue of cars and people waiting for the sun to rise. Tiger Hill is now internationally famous for its magnificent sunrise view above the Kanchenjunga and other eastern Himalayan ranges.

There is a watchtower at Tiger Hill from where you will get a sweeping view of the mountain ranges.  It is an amazing experience to see the first rays of sun falling on the snow-clad ranges of the Kanchenjunga and Everest. The sky gradually changes colour from golden yellow to orange as the sun rises up the horizon.

The best time to get clear views of sunrise is during autumn and winter. But the weather in Darjeeling can be quite unpredictable and a sudden cloud can totally obstruct the sunrise view. Even otherwise, Tiger Hill is a great place to visit in Darjeeling to soak in the Himalayan beauty.

2. Batasia Loop and War Memorial

Batasia Loop is located on the Hill Cart Road and is about 5 km from Darjeeling town and is one of the major attractions of your Darjeeling trip . The Batasia Loop is a gigantic railway loop where the Darjeeling toy train takes a 360-degree turn just after Ghum . You can get a panoramic view of the Kanchenjunga ranges and the entire landscape from here. There is a well-maintained eco-garden at Batasia Loop along with proper seating arrangements from where you can sit down and see the wonderful views.

The War Memorial is located at the centre of the Batasia Loop. The War Memorial was opened in 1995 to pay homage to the Gorkha soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the nation. Just in the middle, there is a 3-metre bronze statue of a Gorkha soldier paying homage. Outside the Batasia Loop, there is a small market area selling curios, bags, hats, and other decorative items. You can visit Batasia Loop after a trip to the Tiger Hill to watch the sunrise.

Timings: Everyday 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM

3. Darjeeling Mall or Chowrasta

Darjeeling Mall or Chowrasta is the centre of Darjeeling town and is the most happening place in the entire town. It is a flat piece of land converted into a pedestrian-only zone and no traffic is allowed at the Mall. There are seating arrangements around the Mall where you can relax and have a steaming hot cup of Darjeeling tea. A number of shops are located in the Mall area including tea bars, curio shop, book shops and more. You can stroll around the Mall leisurely or else simply sit on the bench and see Darjeeling come alive in front of you. Horse ride is also available around the Mall at a prefixed rate.

There are a few important places to visit around Darjeeling Mall. You can take a walk around the Mall Road and visit a few of the important and heritage places in Darjeeling. There is also an open-air auditorium and stage where many functions and cultural programmes take place. The Mall or Chowrasta is actually the social fabric of Darjeeling town.

4. Darjeeling Zoo and HMI

Darjeeling Zoo or Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is one of the attractive places to visit in Darjeeling. Covering a vast area of 27 hectares, the zoo is the only specialized zoo for the conservation breeding programs of rare Himalayan species like the red panda, snow leopards, Tibetan wolf, Himalayan Black bear and other endangered species.

The Darjeeling Zoo is the largest high altitude zoo in India and covers an area of 67.5 acres at an average altitude of 7,000ft.

The Himalayan Mountain Institute or the HMI is said to be a pilgrimage for mountaineers and climbing enthusiast. It is also a must-visit place for all mountain lovers. It has a museum with mountaineering displays and many expedition artefacts. HMI is located in the same complex as the zoo and both of these can be visited together. Whenever we go for a Darjeeling trip, we make it a point to visit HMI. Just staring at the complex and reading its slogan “May you climb from peak to peak” gives us a feeling of happiness.

Timings: Everyday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM in the summer and 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM in the winters.

5. Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park

The Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park are two beautiful parks located close to each other. The Rock Garden, located about 10 km from Darjeeling town is a terraced garden that has been cut through the rock and seating arrangements are made in between. The major attraction here is the cascading waterfall flowing down the rocks. The Rock Garden is also known as the Barbotey Rock Garden and was created by Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Council to boost tourism in Darjeeling.

Ganga Maya Park is about 3 km from Rock Garden and is more spread having a beautiful flower garden and fountains. There is a small lake in the park where tourists can enjoy boating.

6. Japanese Temple and Peace Pagoda

The Japanese Temple and Peace Pagoda is the symbol of peace and a place of tranquillity. It is located in the Jalapahar Hills about 10 minutes driving distance from Darjeeling town. The temple is also known as the Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhist Temple and was built in 1972 under Nichidatsu Fujii, a Buddhist Monk from Japan. Built in the traditional Japanese style, the temple has two storeys. The view from here is simply wonderful. You can see the Kanchenjunga peak from here.

The Peace Pagoda is located just beside the temple. The Japanese Peace Pagoda was built to bring people together from all castes and creeds for the purpose of world peace. You can occasionally hear Buddhist chants and prayer at the temple. The place is indeed full of serenity and you can feel it once you are there.

Timings: Everyday from 4:30 AM to 7 PM

Prayer timings are from 4.30 AM to 6.00 AM, and 4.30 PM to 6.30 PM

7. Happy Valley Tea Estate

How can your Darjeeling trip be complete without visiting a tea garden? Happy Valley Tea Estate is the best place where you can get a first-hand experience of tea gardens as well as how the tea leaves actually make way to your cup. The tea estate was established in 1854 and was known as the Wilson Tea Estate . Later the estate was renamed as Happy Valley Tea Estate. The estate covers an area of about 110 hectares and is one of the highest tea estates in West Bengal. Most of the tea bushes here are more than a century old!

Located below the Hill Cart Road, one of the best times to visit Happy Valley Tea Estate is during the plucking and processing season between March and October. During this time, an employee with take you around the tea factory and explain the process of withering, rolling, fermenting and drying and also explain how black, green and white tea is extracted from the same tea leaves. At the end of the tour, tea tasting is also offered. There is also a tea boutique from where you can but best quality Darjeeling Tea is grown at the estate.

Timings: The Tea estate and factory are open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM from Tuesday to Saturday. The factory remains closed between November to February as tea plucking does not take place in winter.

8. Observatory Hill and the Mahakal Temple

The Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple is located just behind the Mall. The Mahakal Temple is located at the summit of the Observatory Hill. As you walk around the Mall Road, you will see a flight of stairs leading up to the hill and the temple. It is believed that a Buddhist monastery named Dorjeling Monastery once stood at the place where the Mahakal Temple stands.

The original monastery was built in the year 1765 by the Lama Dorje Rinzing and it was destroyed in 1815 during the Gorkha invasion. Later the Mahakal Temple was built at the place and the monastery was rebuilt at about 1.5 km downhill from the Chowrasta.

At Mahakal Temple, you will not only hear the chants of Hindu prayers but will also hear the Buddhist monks reading scriptures. It is a beautiful communion of Hinduism and Buddhism, just as we saw at Bhaktapur Durbar Square in Nepal .

Timings: From sunrise to sunset.

9. Ghum Monastery

One of the most magnificent monasteries near Darjeeling is the Ghum Monastery , also known as the Yiga Choeling Monastery . Located at Ghum at an altitude of 7400 ft and 8 km from Darjeeling town, it is one of the oldest Tibetan monasteries to be built in Darjeeling area. The major attraction of the monastery is the 15 ft high statue of Maitreya Buddha or future Buddha.

It is believed that the clay to make the statue of the Buddha was brought all the way from Tibet. In front of the statue, there are two huge oil lamps that are kept burning all the time throughout the year. The monastery also houses a number of rare Buddhist manuscripts including a 108-volume Kangyur – The Tibetan Buddhist Gospel.

10. Tenzing and Gombu Rocks

The Tenzing Rock is a naturally formed huge rock in Darjeeling and is named after the famous Tenzing Norgay . The Gombu Rock stands just opposite to Tenzing Rock and is named after Nawang Gombu, the nephew of Tenzing Norgay who had scaled Mt Everest twice in 1963 and 1965. These rocks are used by the HMI for rock climbing training. The right face of Tenzing Rock is used for amateur climbers, so you can also give a try at rock climbing.

11. Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre

The Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre was established in 1959 for the rehabilitation of the Tibetans who had migrated to India after the Chinese invaded Tibet. In order to sustain, they adopted the principle of self-help.

The Tibetans make exquisite handicrafts, shawls, carpets, carved wooden and other items. If you visit there, you can see the Tibetan men and women working patiently on these handicrafts. There is an outlet from where you can buy these handicrafts. The Tibetan Refugee Centre is located on a hilltop that can be approached from Lebong Cart Road. There is also a small monastery at the complex. This is one of our favourite places to visit in Darjeeling trip.

Apart from these 11 fabulous places, you can visit the Shrubbery near the zoo and the Botanical garden near the Chowk Bazar.

Darjeeling Travel Guide | Darjeeling Sightseeing

You can go for Darjeeling sightseeing tours by getting a reserved car from Club side taxi Stand or Chowk Bazar. Usually, the cars offer 3 types of sightseeing tours – 3-point, 5-point and 7-point sightseeing tours.

• 3-point Tour: This is the early morning tour covering sunrise at Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop and Ghum Monastery.

Tentative Rate for reserved Taxi: Rs 1200.00 – 1500.00

• 5-point Tour: This includes Japanese Temple and Peace Pagoda, Lal Kuthi, Dhirdham Temple, Ava Art Gallery and Darjeeling Zoo. This takes about 3 hours

Tentative Rate of reserved car: Rs 1200.00 – 1500.00

• 7-point tour: This covers most of the famous attractions of Darjeeling like the Darjeeling Zoo and HMI, Darjeeling Ropeway, Tenzing and Gombu Rock, Happy Valley Tea Estate, Tibetan Refugee Centre, Lebong Race Course.

Tentative Rate of reserved car: Rs 1500.00 – 1700.00

You can also reserve a car and explore Darjeeling as per your choice. For more details of Darjeeling sightseeing and costs , please read our detailed post.

Darjeeling Toy Train

The Toy Train ride or Darjeeling Himalayan Railways is undoubtedly one of the major attractions of Darjeeling and should be a part of your Darjeeling tour. DHR is the first mountain railway in India opened in 1881 to connect Darjeeling with the plains in Siliguri. This mountain railways is said to be one of the best examples of mountain railways and definitely an outstanding engineering feat achieved during those times. The DHR has been accorded the UNESCO World Heritage site status.

If you have the time, the best way to experience the Darjeeling Toy Train is to take a ride from NJP to Darjeeling. It is a long ride almost taking a day, but the ride will be one of life kind of experience. If you do not wish to venture in this journey, you can take a toy train ride from Darjeeling to Ghum or Kurseong.

The best way is, however, to take the Darjeeling Toy Train Joy Ride . This is a 2-hour ride starting from Darjeeling Station to Ghum and back covering a distance of 14 km. The train stops at Batasia Loop. The fare for Darjeeling Joy Ride is between Rs 1000.00 to 1600.00 per head.

Darjeeling Tea

How can I probably not talk about Darjeeling Tea while writing about Darjeeling? There is almost no doubt that Darjeeling is one of the finest producers of tea in the world. There are a number of tea gardens and estates in Darjeeling district producing some of the finest qualities of tea. A packet of Darjeeling tea is one of the prized souvenirs of India that you can take home.

The cup is actually waiting for you. Take a sip and enjoy the aroma and taste of fresh and pure Darjeeling Tea. Well, that is enough of tea advertisements! Let me now tell you where you can have tea in Darjeeling. There are several outlets, tea lounges and tea bars from where you can taste Darjeeling Tea. Personally, our favourite is the Darjeeling tea at Nathmulls on Darjeeling Mall and Glenarys on Nehru Road. We also love the tea served by the roadside vendors.

Some of the best places to have tea during your Darjeeling trip are

• Nathmull’s Tea and Sunset Lounge
• House of Tea
• Golden Tips Tea Lounge
• Afternoon Tea at Windermere
• Happy Golden Cafe

You can buy your packet of tea from any of these places. But I would suggest you buy Darjeeling tea from places that would provide you with an invoice and not from any roadside stalls. Happy Valley Tea Estate is another good place to buy Darjeeling Tea.

Where to Stay in Darjeeling?

With time, Darjeeling town has faced a lot of constructions, many of which are unplanned. Quite obviously, these constructions include mainly hotel. Darjeeling has a number of hotels catering to all types of budgets and travellers. These include century-old heritage stays, homestays, hostels and hotels as well. Here I will name a few hotels in Darjeeling of various categories.

Luxury Hotels in Darjeeling

• Windermere (Best views of Kanchenjunga)
• Cedar Inn (Best views of Kanchenjunga)
• Mayfair Darjeeling
• Sinclairs Darjeeling

Mid Budget Hotels

• Little Tibet
• Central Nirvana (Best views of Kanchenjunga)
• Central Gleneagles Heritage Resort
• Hotel Shangrila
• Darjeeling Tourist Lodge (Best views of Kanchenjunga)

Budget Hotels in Darjeeling

• Classic Guest House (Best views of Kanchenjunga)
• Broadway Annexe
• Dekeling Hotel
• Hotel Capital
• Old Bellevue Hotel
• Pahari Soul Homestay (Best views of Kanchenjunga)
• Happy Valley Homestay
• Himalayan Inn

What are the Best Places to eat in Darjeeling Trip?

Darjeeling has a unique mixture of Bengali, Nepali and Tibetan population. This is reflected well in the food and cuisine of Darjeeling. Added to this is the English influence. So overall, food in Darjeeling is simply something that we can die for.

Delicious and crisp English breakfast is quite common in Darjeeling. Keventers and Glenarys are just the places to have a proper English breakfast. Bacon, sausages, omelettes, eggs with sunny side up, sandwiches along with fresh Darjeeling Tea – who can say no to such food? For the health-conscious, the oil can be a turn-off though.

Darjeeling is also famous for momos, thukpas and Tibetan and Nepali dishes. There are restaurants serving Indian and Continental cuisines. In short, you will not be disappointed in Darjeeling regarding food!

For detailed information, you can read our article on the best places to eat in Darjeeling .

How much does it cost to travel in Darjeeling?

Darjeeling can be quite easy on the pocket if you wish so. A typical cost of travelling in Darjeeling is given:

Sightseeing costs in Darjeeling by car are fixed. To reduce costs, you can share with other like-minded travellers. You can also walk around and explore Darjeeling on foot. We usually do that on our visits to Darjeeling. You can also hop on to the taxis that the locals use for commuting and visit from one point to the other, and then walk the remaining way.

Trekking permit at Sandakphu-Phalut will come at a fixed cost and so does guide and potter. Permit fee for Singalila National Park is only INR 100. You will get the details of the trek in our blog on Sandakphu Trek .

Shopping in Darjeeling Trip | Darjeeling Travel Guide

Darjeeling, like most of the hill stations, is a shopper’s paradise. And one of my favourite thing to do in Darjeeling trip is window shopping! These days, you will get almost everything in Darjeeling town. However, you would probably want to buy Darjeeling Tea, antiques and jewellery, handicrafts and curio, woolen from Darjeeling.

Some of the popular handicraft items that you can buy from Darjeeling includes Tibetan masks, Thangkas, Khukris (curved Gorkha knives having decorative handles), curios and traditional jewelleries and showpieces. Stoles, woollen sweaters, jackets, caps and pashmina shawls are also widely sold.

There are many old shops and boutique shops at either side of the Nehru Road leading up to the Mall.  Nepal Curio House is one of our favourite places to hunt curio items, masks and thangkas. A Biswa Bangla outlet has also opened at Nehru Road that sells Bengal handicraft items. Another place that I would like to mention is Das Studio . You will get photography items and some old and rare photographs of Darjeeling and the mountains here. Check out the old Darjeeling postcards here.

Darjeeling Mall is also dotted with a number of shops. I would like to mention about Oxford Book Stores, Habeeb Mullick & Sons (one of the best places for curios), Golden Tips and Nathmull’s at Chowrasta.

Mall Road has temporary shops with hawkers selling woollen and dress items. Bargain well when buying from these markets.

Chowk Bazar at lower Darjeeling is a bustling market where you can get any types of household items, clothing items, bags, footwear, grocery and spices. It is infact the local market of Darjeeling town. Prices are relatively cheaper at Chowk Bazar, but I cannot guarantee the quality for items like dresses, shoes and bags.

If you want to buy authentic Tibetan handicrafts, then you should head towards the Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre off the Lebong Cart Road. You will get handmade Tibetan carpets, scarves, clothes, handicrafts, thangkas and many more made by the local artisans.

Day trips from Darjeeling | Darjeeling Travel Guide

You can make day trips from Darjeeling to Mirik (known for Mirik Lake) and Kurseong. We recommend to hire a car from Chowk Bazar or Club side taxi Stand to visit these places.

You can also take a day trip to Takdah , Tinchuley and Lamahatta from Darjeeling.

Darjeeling is also the nearest town to Maneybhanjan, the base camp of Sandakphu trek.

Darjeeling Trip – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs answered)

Bagdogra is the nearest airport to Darjeeling. It is around 68km and takes about 3 to 3.5 hours to reach Darjeeling.

Yes, Darjeeling is quite safe for tourists and travellers. In the last few years, there had been a few agitations when Darjeeling had come to a stop. But now, Darjeeling is quite safe to travel. Do take an informed decision before your Darjeeling trip or travelling to any place.

Darjeeling is quite famous for mountains and the views of Kanchenjunga, third highest mountain of the world and tea gardens. Darjeeling tea is known all over the world. Also, Darjeeling Himalayan Railways (toy train) is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sunrise at Tiger Hill is also a major attraction.

The name ‘Darjeeling’ came from the Tibetan words, ‘dorje’ meaning thunderbolt (originally the scepter of Indra) and ‘ling’ a place or land. Thus Darjeeling is popularly known as ‘The land of the thunderbolt’.

Nepali, Bengali, Hindi and English are widely spoken in Darjeeling. Nepali is spoken by more than 70% of the population in Darjeeling, Kurseong and Mirik and is the main language in the hills, followed by Bengali.

Darjeeling has two main peak seasons for tourists – March to May and October to November. Usually these months are the best time to visit Darjeeling as the climate is at its best during this time and is perfect for outdoor activities.

Since the last couple of years, Darjeeling has witnessed snowfall in the months of December. But that is also for a few days. You will see snowfall at Sandakphu for sure.

Yes, it is advised to carry woolen clothes even during the summer. At least a windproof jacket should be taken. The weather is highly unpredictable in Darjeeling. If it rains, the weather suddenly becomes very chilly.

2-3 days are good enough for a leisurely Darjeeling trip covering the main attractions. Usually, a trip to Darjeeling and Gangtok is done together. In that case, 7-8 days are good enough for both the destinations.

Darjeeling is a sleepy little hill town. While there are bars and pubs in Darjeeling, but the town usually sleeps by 11 pm.

Yes, there are sufficient ATMs in Darjeeling. There is an SBI ATM at Darjeeling Mall. Also, most of the shops accept debit and credit cards these days.

Darjeeling is famous for its tea and you can buy Darjeeling Tea as souvenirs. You can also buy local handicraft items like Tibetan masks, paintings, thangkas, local jewellery items, woolens like shawls, pashminas and stoles, Khukris and other curio items. Authentic handmade carpets, wooden items and woollen items are available at Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre.

Golden Tips and Nathmulls are some of the best places to buy authentic Darjeeling tea. Both shops are located at the Mall. You can also buy Darjeeling Tea from Happy Valley Tea Estate. It is recommended not to buy tea from road-side shops unless you are absolutely sure about the quality.

Other Resources on Darjeeling

• 12 Best Places to Eat in Darjeeling
• Darjeeling Mall and a Heritage Walk around the Mall Road
• Darjeeling Zoo – A Photostory
• Movies shot in Darjeeling
• Darjeeling Himalayan Railways
• Darjeeling in Monsoons
• Rangaroon – Experience Tea Tourism near Darjeeling
• Singtom Tea Estate and Resort – Tea Tourism in Darjeeling
• A Brief History of Darjeeling

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Superb Information On Darjeeling Travel Guide Thanks For Sharing Keep It Up.

Thank you very much for sharing the interesting information, I read it completely. Good you explained everything in detail it has been a great help.

I want to visit darjeeling and want to know about darjeeling before visit with my family.

Please let us kniow if you have any specific queries. We will be happy to answer.

Hi.You blog is very useful.I’m planning to visit Darjeeling in first week of July from Southern India. So we are preferring to take flight to bagdogra…i want to know does weather condition affect our flight timings?.is it better to take train?

Thanks for reading our blog. Flight to Bagdogra is fine.

This is so beautiful! You make me wanna go Darjeeling all the more. Just checking, is Darjeeling safe for solo travelers? Also where’s the best place to stay for female solo travelers? And from NJP to Darjeeling what’s the best mode of transportation for one person?

Hello Ashini! Thank you for stopping by! Darjeeling is quite safe for solo travellers. The best mode of transportation from NJP to Darjeeling for one is to take a shared jeep. otherwise you can reach Tenzing Norgay Bus Stand at Siliguri and take a bus to Darjeeling. You will also get shared cabs from there. If you want a bit more comfort, you can check wizzride as well. Revolver is a good place to stay in Darjeeling for solo travellers. Pahari Soul Homestay is also good. There are a few backpackers hostel in Darjeeling as well. You can check them as well!

i was planning to stay at Darjeeling for December for at least a month. i was thinking of renting a house since i have work from home option. Wanted to check is it possible to do so ? how much is the rent ? and do we have steady internet ? Would you be kind to respond to the above if you know about it ?

Hello Haneefa! Well, I do not have much information about renting a house in Darjeeling. But I am sure you will get one. You can check out Classic Guest House or airbnb for the same. At Darjeeeling, you will get a steady internet. No issues with that. Hope this helps. 🙂

Dear Sir/Mam,

I want to catch the 10am flight from Bagdogra. What is the earliest transport in the morning from Darjeeling?

Thanking you Kaushik Mandal

It is better to book a car for your journey from Darjeeling to Bagdogra.

That’s an amazing article

THANK YOU SO MUCH 🌎❤️

You have made Darjeeling more beautiful from your precise perceptive.

Thank you so much for your kind words. Darjeeling is always beautiful to us.

Many Thank you..TO show the beauty of Darjeeling..This was Amazing..Keep it up

Thank you so much!

Please advise the name of budgeted and good hotel for senior citizens family of 68 years where the car drops at hotel gate and its room are within 1st floor and has good restaurant and which 3-5 minutes walking distance from Mall. Thanks for your effective and blog

Thank you for stopping by our blog. There are a few good hotels near the Mall area which you can consider – Seven Seas near Keventers, The Bellevue on the Mall Road, Hotel Sunflower on the Mall, Dekeling Hotel. You can also consider staying at Darjeeling Tourist Lodge. Its about 7-8 mins walk from Mall, but is quite good.

Since childhood I’ve witnessed the gradual change in climate, education, culture, society, economy, politics and religions, and recently a bit of business. And when I take the flight retrospectively in introspective mood,I feel sad to land back momentarily. But when I see the flood of tourists with a lot of excitement and sunny faces and the depiction of Darjeeling, my aesthetic sense gets rejuvenated. Salute to the blog writer for the concern shown for sanitation and request to the upcoming tourists not to litter. Welcome for further minute details.

Thank you so much for the comment. Would love to discuss with you about Darjeeling more if given a chance. Do keep in touch!

Nice blog author. your information is so useful. thank you.

Thank you, thank you. You made my travel to Darjeeling and easy thing to plan. May I suggest you also add Summit Hermon hotel in your lists of budget friendly hotels for amazing Kanchenjunga views? They have family rooms with terrace. I can share pictures if you like. 🙂

Thank you Tanvi for your lovely comment. We will definitely include Summit Hermon Hotel in the list of hotels in the next update.

Wonderful post! This article is really helpful for travelers. I heard about Darjeeling that is a beautiful place in India. I am planning to go to Darjeeling this December. can I see snowfall in December, and what can I do with my family in Darjeeling.

Hi Akansha! Thank you for your comment. Yes, Darjeeling is quite beautiful, but you will probably not get snowfall in Darjeeling itself. You might have to go to Sandakphu. And yes, you can travel with your parents to Darjeeling.

This was amazing.. trust me Thankyou

You forgot to mention Aloobari monostry and Jalapahar, St Paul

Will include it in the next update for sure. Thank you for mentioning it.

it is a helpful and informative blog, I really appreciate the work you have done, you explained everything in such an amazing and simple way, Darjeeling is one of the most beautiful hill stations. thank you for sharing this amazing information with us.

Wow! Such a wonderful and beautiful pictures, very detail & informative article. Thanks for sharing your wonderful experience with fellow travelers. Your valuable information’s will help us to plan our tour more properly. I must say you have done a great job in highlighting the beauty of Darjeeling & have justified the tag “The Queen of Hills” for Darjeeling. The pictures you have shared will definitely inspire every travelers heart to plan a Darjeeling Tour and to witness the mesmerizing beauty in the lap of Himalayas. Hope soon I could cover this mesmerizing destination with the help of your detailed knowledge.

I must say you have done a great job in highlighting the beauty of Darjeeling. Well Done and Keep it up

Thank you so much.

Thanks for a marvelous posting! I really enjoyed reading it, this post is very interesting and informative. Thanks for sharing…

I must say your photographs are too good, I have been to many places in north India, but east is still untouched. I would love to be there soon..

We guess we made a huge mistake by not going to Rock Garden! The waterfalls looks so beautiful!

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Bagdogra To Darjeeling: All Ways to Go & Memorable Stopovers

Your ticket to the land of mist, mountains, fog, and monasteries of Darjeeling is just the right route away from Bagdogra.

Darjeeling is roughly 2 hours and 33 minutes away from Bagdogra via road. From Bagdogra airport, the only way available to you from that point onwards is a local cab booked on spot or pre-booked. However, if you can take a cab and reach Bagdogra market, you will find a number of transportation options.

There are a few transportation options that you can choose from and are three basic routes to choose from while traveling from Bagdogra to Darjeeling.

In this article, we will cover the transportation options and all the three routes in detail and also include the unending fun elements in between.

Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling

Bagdogra to Darjeeling: Through Different Ways

At the onset, I would like to tell you that it is going to be a great ride. Roads are good and every turn is a visual delight. There are a few different ways that you can commune this 2-3 hours time.

They come with varied expenses and varying levels of freedom for you. Obviously, as the budget goes higher, freedom and comfort go higher too.

Easiest Transportation Option 

The easiest option to avail from Bagdogra airport to reach Darjeeling is to hire a prepaid taxi. There are pre-paid taxi counters within the airport arrival terminal. These taxis do not ply on a shared basis. However, you might come across passengers looking for shared taxis and striking up a casual conversation with a few of them might save you a lot of money.

You could strike a deal with the driver to take the entire group to a mutually pre-fixed destination.

Budget Transportation  Option

If you have a tight budget to keep pace with, then hiring a prepaid taxi might not be the cheapest option.

Fortunately, there are other options available that could significantly bring down your transportation cost. You can hire a taxi from the pre-paid taxi counter inside the airport building to reach Siliguri bus terminal.

The bus terminal is around 16 Km away from Bagdogra Airport and will take you around 30-35 minutes to reach. A number of transportation options like private taxis, buses and shared jeeps are available here. You will be able to hire buses or auto-rickshaws that ply from the Tenzing Norgay Central Bus Terminal.

This bus terminal is located on Hill Cart Road and is also popularly known as Siliguri Bus Terminal.

Luxury Transportation  Option

If budget is not a problem and this trip to Darjeeling is more about your comfort and leisure then the latest luxurious options of transport are unputdownable. There are a couple of car service companies that are renting out luxury vehicles for tourists to travel from Bagdogra to Darjeeling.

These vehicles offer shared services and the types of vehicles that ply are Xylo, Crysta, Innova and even Audi etc.

The bookings of these luxury cars are primarily done online and you have the benefit of choosing your own seat! They have pre-fixed drop destinations like Ghum Railway Station, Kurseong, Sonada, and many others within Darjeeling as well.

How and Where do you book a car to take you to Darjeeling?

If you opt for individual cars instead of shared vehicles, you will have to haggle a lot initially. The drivers quote exorbitant rates initially but if you can bargain enough, you will have a good deal in some time. Tourist seasons usually witness higher car fares but offseasons are much cheaper.

When you hire a pre-paid taxi, you have to deposit the fare at the counter and receive a slip in return. There may or may not be different cars to choose from, given the kind of season you go in. The usual drop-off is at Chowk Bazaar Stand, in the town of Darjeeling.

If your hotel is a little further away, you could pay your driver a few bucks extra to cover that mile.

However, cars are not allowed inside most hotels in Darjeeling that are on and around the Mall Road. You will either have to carry your own luggage or hire porters to do the same.

# ProTip: A lot of bargaining happens here. Do not go for the first guy who approaches you. Wait a bit and as the major crowd disperses, you will find rates are coming down. However, INR 3-5k for exclusive is reasonable and fair depending upon car type and peak and lean seasons.

Bagdogra To Darjeeling – The Road and the Beauty 

As you leave the airport premises, it will take you 50 yards to reach the car parking area. You will meet your driver who will, most probably, be a local. The distance between Darjeeling and Bagdogra is 94 Km and it will take close to 3.5 hrs by car. The route which your driver will usually take is the Hill Cart Road or the NH-55.

Are There Any Shortcuts? 

A lot of tourists ask us if there are shorter routes to take between Bagdogra and Darjeeling. You will be glad to know that there are three routes other than the usual route to Darjeeling and we will discuss at length about these routes in this very article.

However, before we begin to talk about the routes and the stopovers in between, here is a brief outline of the initial journey to Simulbari Tea Garden.

This is the point where you can pick the best route among three routes to Darjeeling. This is the common point where you will need to come to no matter which route you take.

The First Few Miles

Drivers driving you from Bagdogra to Darjeeling try their best to save around 30 minutes of travel time by taking shorter routes to Darjeeling. Although these routes are spotted with hairpin bends, sharp curves, narrow and rough roads, they do cut down a minimum of 12 Km on your way uphill.

Drivers tend to take the Rohini route and lead through Pankhabari to reach Darjeeling.

Once you board the car, the driver will start the journey on the National Highway and in a matter of minutes, you will cross the township and market area of Bagdogra.

The next township that you enter will be Shibmandir. This is at an approximate distance of 5 Km from Bagdogra Airport. In the town of Shibmandir, you will cross a river named Balasun.

The next township is Matigara, which is around 8 Km from the airport. This is your last bit on the NH-31 and from here, your driver will take a left towards Simulbari. The usual route of NH-55 is mostly avoided because it is more time-consuming.

In a few minutes from this point, the surroundings transform into a lush green spectacle and you can even spot stunning mountain ranges at a distance. In about 15 more minutes, you will reach the Khaprail Military Camp Area.

The air will feel crisp and light and the mountains will seem even closer. Around the Khaprail village area, you will spot sprawling areas of green parallel to the road. This is the Simulbari Tea Garden that looks spectacular from even a distance.

The very next check post is Rohini More. This is the point where all the three routes emerge.

One route goes through Rohini, the other through Mirik and the third through Pankhabari.

Route 1: Darjeeling Through Rohini 

The road that turns right from the check post is Rohini Road. This happens to be the commonest road taken by drivers of prepaid taxis. The road has toll booths and is a two-way route. It leads the way up to Kurseong and then merges with NH-55 to reach Darjeeling.

This road is not at all what it used to be in the past. Recently, extensive repairs have been carried out that have made the road broader and very well-maintained. The route is beautiful and although the turns are very sharp, the scenic beauty more than makes up for it.

The air will start to feel cooler and you will find exactly what you might be looking for on the Rohini Road. There are several tea stalls where you could request for a pit stop and enjoy a cup of tea along with light snacks.

Rohini is beautiful and very near to Darjeeling and hence a lot of tourists opt to stay a night or two over here. There are not too many stay options available though. We have a great and cheap homestay over here, You can check out the link, in case you are interested.

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Rohini to kurseong:.

The next stop would be the Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Council Lodge. The lodge was burned to a bad state in the riots of the 1980s but the architectural grandeur atop a cliff is not to be missed. This could very well be a photographer’s delight.

It will take you 1 hour 20 minutes to reach Kurseong. As your car gets on the Hill Cart Road, you will witness the popular Toy Train track of Darjeeling. It will run along with the car route and might even intersect at certain points. You might even spot a toy train making its way through the track.

Kurseong is a beautiful small tea town before Darjeeling. We some superb properties here. You can take a stopover at the lodge and either freshen up or have breakfast. The scenic beauty from this spot is breathtaking and a complete gold mine for photographers.

Your driver will then continue on NH-55 and reach Darjeeling town in about 1 hour 25 minutes.

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Route 2: darjeeling through mirik .

The route from Mirik to Darjeeling might cost you a few additional bucks but it is worth every extra penny that you pay. The scenic beauty is enthralling and the lush green tea gardens add to the already beautiful surroundings. The road that goes straight from Rohini More leads to Garidhura, a small village.

This is your perfect spot for refreshments of all kinds. There is a small eating joint called Nipu’s Hotel that serves local delights like momos, thukpa, full course meals, and hot beverages.

Once you cross the Garidhura market, your driver will take a left towards Mirik road that will eventually lead you to Darjeeling. Although it will take an hour more to reach Darjeeling on this route, the interesting spots on the route will compensate for the delay.

The road from Garidhura village to Mirik takes an hour and fifteen minutes. Mirik road leads through Pashupati Nath Market to Ghoom station and finally to Darjeeling.

Mirik to Darjeeling

It takes around 2.5 hours from Mirik to Darjeeling. On your way ahead from Pashupati Nath Market towards Sukhiapokhri, you could stopover at Simana.

It is a viewing point from where you could spot the trail that leads to Sandakphu, the famous tourist destination for trekking.

Simana is also an amazing place to stop and enjoy locally sourced dishes like momos, alcoholic beverages and chocolates. All along the route, you will come across sprawling and spectacular tea gardens like Gopaldhara, Goodricke etc.

Mirik is the Tea Plantation land in Darjeeling District and the large natural lake makes the place a stopover choice for many travellers. We have lots of great places to stay over here and you can explore if you are interested to stay a day or two in Mirik. It is worth it for sure.

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Route 3: darjeeling through pankhabari.

The Pankhabari route runs straight from Garidhura. It is a narrower route and mostly supports one-way traffic. While passing through this route, you will come across the Longview Tea Estate.

This tea estate occupies land on both sides of the route. It is the first tea estate on your way uphill that produces Darjeeling tea.

As you drive along, the first village that you would come across is the picturesque village of Pankhabari.

It is a sleepy little hamlet that will charm you with its lovely sights. An uphill drive from here will lead you to a high point from where you can view the two majestic rivers, Teesta and Balasun flowing adjacent to each other. This is also a splendid spot for a photographer as the view is nothing less than breathtaking.

A few minutes from here is the Makaibari village and the famous Makaibari Tea Estate. This happens to be Darjeeling’s oldest tea garden. Kurseong is around 3 Km from this point.

At Kurseong, the two routes from Rohini More and Pankhabari merge together with the Hill Cart Road that goes uphill to reach Darjeeling.

So, hopefully, you got everything that wanted to know about how to go to Darjeeling from Bagdogra.

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With a territory of around 7096 sq km, Sikkim is one of India’s more understated states. This tiny state is full of wonder and brilliance. Here, you may witness snow-capped pinnacles, lush valleys, lovely rhododendrons, delectable cascades, and a sprawling tea garden. Additionally, the cloisters are where you may also find peace. The state is a fantastic place to visit. As a result of our expertise, we have provided you with all the information you need to visit and travel to Sikkim from Bagdogra.

Sikkim may be divided into four distinct regions: east, west, north, and south. In a similar way, the travel sector is also isolated in this place. Since Gangtok is a fundamental town, you may usually start from there wherever you travel.

How to go from Bagdogra to Sikkim

The estimated 125 kilometres is the total distance from Bagdogra to Gangtok. Bagdogra Airport (IXB) is the nearest airport to Gangtok, and from there, one may easily use shared and private taxis as well as other modes of transportation to get there. It takes 4.5 to 5 hours to complete the magnificent trip via Sikkim’s great roads.

As the capital of Sikkim, Gangtok is a thriving metropolis and a fantastic tourist destination. A higher portion of tourists visits Sikkim during the summer in search of relief from the heat.

Despite the fact that winter is the finest time to visit Sikkim because the weather is crisp and, in some cases, even below zero, visitors should stay in the best Sikkim retreats to witness the local way of life.

Winter is the ideal time to visit places like the well-known Old Silk Route, Goechala town, Rumtek Monastery, Tsomgo or Changu Lake, Goechala town, Nathula Pass, Yumthang, and the Himalayan Zoological Park.

Best time to book Sikkim Tour Packages From Bagdogra

The greatest time to travel to Sikkim from Bagdogra is in the late spring when the weather is at its most pleasant. For those who want minimal traveller swarms and also regular restrictions, a rainstorm is a good season to come.

From October through March: For winter hikes, events, and frozen lakes

You should be aware that Sikkim offers a variety of hiking courses if you want to travel there from Bagdodra in the winter. Plan a winter hike along the Dzongri-Goecha La route for October. The 90-kilometer-long journey, also known as the “Trek to Kanchenjunga,” provides panoramic views of Himalayan pinnacles and ice sheets.

The Sikkim festivals are best experienced during the winter months. Over five days, Diwali is celebrated with amazing fervour. A bird is honoured and gifts are made each day. Candles and lights are used to decorate the homes, and traditional songs are performed. It is recommended to celebrate Kagyed and Namsoong in December. The Tibetan holiday of Kagyed features veiled dance performances by priests.

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Get birds with hand gliding.

Hang Gliding is another activity that allows for a quick overview of the entire city. One of the amazing opportunities in Sikkim is this. Hang gliding, which is gradually gaining popularity among thrill-seekers, is somewhat comparable to paragliding but slightly more difficult. There is no requirement for prior experience because experts will always be there to help you. Anyone looking for adventure activities that are less commercialised must give it a try!

Unfold the mysteries in cave

Sikkim is the epitome of spirituality, with strong religious influences felt everywhere. The North Lha-Ri-Nying Phu is one of the places with the greatest religious importance attached to it. Due to its sacred atmosphere, this cave draws a large number of visitors from all over the world. Many people find it to be a really thrilling experience to explore and unravel the secrets that are buried deep inside these caverns. It is a must-visit location because of the difficult terrain and breathtaking natural beauty.

Get engulfed in peace

One of the best things to do in Sikkim is to savour the monasteries’ unsurpassed beauty and serene aura. The most well-known monasteries in Sikkim are Rumtek, Enchey, and Pemayangtse Gompa. Sikkim is home to a large number of monasteries that draw tourists with their unparalleled beauty.

Pemayangtse Gompa: Built by Lama Lhatsun Chempo for the purest of monks, Pemayangtse Gompa is located 111 kilometres from west Gangtok. It is decorated with a variety of ancient Buddhist statues, texts, and idols, as well as a seven-tiered painted wooden building that represents Santoplari, Lama Rinpoche’s Heavenly Palace.

Enchey : The Enchey monastery, located at a height of 2080 metres, is home to beautiful sculptures of Guru Padmasambhava and a zang-thok-palri, or celestial palace of the Guru.

Rumtek : The charming monastery of Rumtek is a great location to see real, early Buddhist architecture. This temple, which boasts of being Sikkim’s biggest monastery and houses the remains of the sixteenth Karmapa in its Golden Stupa, never fails to astound tourists.

Witness the wilderness of Sikkim

The national parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Sikkim are among of the best in the nation. They are a picturesque mixture of plains, valleys, lakes, glaciers, snow-capped mountains, ancient forests, and more. Two remarkable national parks in Sikkim—Kewzing and Khangchendzonga—display an unrivalled variety of sub-tropical to alpine habitats. While the Kewzing is a haven for bird lovers, Khangchendzonga , one of India’s most significant biodiversity concentrations, is home to a range of wildlife such the Red Panda, snow leopard, musk deer, and Himalayan tahr. Over 200 bird species, including the Satyr Tragopan, Fire-tailed Myzornis, Scaly Laughingthrush, Sultan Tit, Puff-throated Babbler, Scarlet Finch, Cutia, and Streaked Spiderhunter, may be found in the deep forest of Kewzing.

Wrestle with waters

The Teesta, which meanders through Sikkim’s picturesque landscapes, is the state’s lifeblood and one of the greatest places to pursue adventure sports like rafting. Only the most experienced and insane of rafters are capable of control the enormous rapids of this fiercely rushing river. River rafting in the Teesta is one of the greatest things to do in Sikkim in December for anyone looking for adventure and who thinks they can handle the challenging rapids (2, 3, & 4) of this alpine river. Adventurers can sleep on the Teesta River’s banks in addition to going rafting.

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Tso lhamo lake.

One of the highest lakes in the world, the magnificent Tso Lhamo Lake is located at the mind-numbing elevation of 5,330 m. Tourists find it challenging to get there because to the tough and extreme weather conditions, which include temperatures below zero.

Overlooking the lake, majestic mountains covered in snow create an amazing reflection in the water’s turquoise hue. The lake, which is the source of the Teesta River, offers spectacular views of the natural beauty all around like never before. You will surely be in awe by Tso Lhamo’s magnificence.

This is undoubtedly one of Sikkim’s most breathtaking locations to visit if you enjoy hiking or the outdoors.

The captivating Thangu Valley , perched at an incredible 3,962 m, is covered in a thick blanket of snow for virtually the whole year. During the months of May and June, the region is covered with luxuriant alpine vegetation. The renowned Muguthang and Chopta valley hikes both start from Thangu.

There are several breathtaking sights that captivate your senses, graced by the rivers Teesta, Chopta, and Lassur that cut through the valley. The quiet village of Thangu is located distant from the noise and bustle of towns and cities, surrounded on all sides by majestic Himalayan massifs. From Gangtok, the valley may be reached after a magnificent 6- to 7-hour journey.

Kanchenjunga National Park

The Khangchendzonga National Park , also known as the Kanchenjunga Biosphere Reserve, is bestrid by the Western slopes of Mount Kanchenjunga and offers several surprises along the hiking paths. These destinations include Yuksom, Dzongri, the enormous Zemu Glacier, Goechala, Rathang, Bakim, Tshoka, etc.

Khangchendzonga National Park is Sikkim’s largest wildlife reserve, covering an area of 850 square kilometres. Red pandas, Himalayan black bears, snow leopards, Tibetan antelopes, barking deer, musk deer, flying squirrels, and wild asses all live in this lush hideaway, adding to its immensity.

Enchey Monastery

The monastery was once held by Lama Dhrupthob Karpo when it was established in the 19th century. It is also notable for its architectural wonder Chinese Pagoda design. But Kind Sikyong Tulku reconstructed the monastery in 1908, and it is today one of the most popular tourist destinations in Sikkim.

Its current design is consistent with China’s holy mountain, which was once thought to be Jampelyang’s spiritual home. He was regarded by northern Buddhists as the God of Wisdom.

Zemu glacier

For those wishing to ascend Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world, Zemu Glacier serves as the eastern base. A significant water source for the Himalayan Teesta River, the glacier is 26 kilometres long. You go by car from Gangtok to Lachen in North Sikkim, and then on foot, you move toward Jakthang.

As you continue on, passing through Yabuk and Rimbik, you will arrive at the snow-covered Zemu Glacier, which is located at a height of 18,648 feet above sea level and serves as a key landmark where most people stop their trip and return. The splendour of Mount Siniolchu and other Himalayan peaks may be seen from here, where you are standing at such a high height.

Phodong Monastery

One of the three monasteries of the Kagyu sect in Sikkim and one of the six most important ones in the state are located around 28 kilometres from Gangtok. Early in the eighteenth century is when Phodong Monastery was built.

Ancient paintings and murals from various periods decorate the monastery. It offers stunning scenery and a clean atmosphere because it is perched at a height of 4500 feet above sea level.

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Things to do in bagdogra, india & around.

Bagdogra is a small town in the Indian state of West Bengal. Often referred to as the getaway town to North-East India and the Himalayas, Bagdogra is great for a peaceful vacation. 

Popular among travelers, Bagdogra attracts its visitors, mostly with a wide range of activities within the area. There are plenty of things to do in Bagdogra and the surroundings and in this post, I’ll share with you 7 of the best. 

The small town of Bagdogra is also known for the tea estates and the surrounding greenery, which makes it a great place to visit for nature lovers and tea fans.

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How to get to Bagdogra

Luckily, there is an international airport in Bagdogra, so getting there it’s very easy and stress-free. The airport is only about a 10-minute drive away from the city. 

There are direct Delhi Bagdogra flights and you can reach your final destination within 2 hours from the Indian capital. 

You can also travel to Bagdodga by train or bus, but by air will be the most convenient choice. 

When to visit Bagdogra

The best time to visit Bagdogra is the summer. The months between March and June & September to early December are known to be the best. Winters in Bagdogra can be quite cold, so travelers are advised to pack wisely for their trip during that time of the year. Warm clothes and shoes are essential if you’re visiting Bagdogra in the colder months. 

So, without any further ado, here are the 7 things to do in Bagdogra & around: 

Visit Darjeeling

While you’re in the West Bengal area, don’t miss to visit Darjeeling. Standing at the elevation of 2 050 meters above the sea level and just about 2 hours and a half from Bagdogra, Darjeeling is one of the most beautiful places in that region. 

Darjeeling is known as the ”Queen of the Himalayas” and its worldwide famous for the Darjeeling tea . So, when visiting this beautiful place, don’t forget to have a cup of tea. 

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Check out Mirik lake

Less than 50 km away from Bagdogra is the small town of Mirik. There, you can find the beautiful Mirik lake. You can just walk around the lake, have a picnic, or even practice some yoga on the meadows next to the lake. Boating in the lake is also a nice experience. 

P.S. The name Mirik comes from the Lepcha words Mir-Yok and means ”place burnt by fire”. 

Go on an adventure at The Dooars

This place is famous for its tea gardens, forests, the River Teesta and wildlife sanctuaries. Some of the animals that you can spot here are elephants, rhinos, deer, and tigers. Trekking and jungle safaris are must-do adventure seekers. 

Coronation Bridge

Built in 1930 over the Teesta River, the Coronation Bridge is located around 37 km away from Bagdogra. The bridge was built to celebrate the coronation of King Geroge V and it was built in British architectural style. 

Kali Mandir 

When you go check out the Coronation Bridge, don’t miss to go and see the Kali Mandir temple too. On the banks of River Teesta, close to the bridge, the temple has the idol of Goddess Kali. 

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Probably you came to Bagdogra for a peaceful vacation, but you also want to get some adrenaline in between visiting all those places and exploring the area. River Teesta flows through Bagdogra and it’s well-suited for rafting. So, why not give it a try? 

Himalaya World Museum

The Himalaya World Museum aims to preserve the cultural heritage of the region. The museum not only displays the artifacts but also showcase different eras of the journey of the tangible and intangible heritage of the Himalayas. 

And here you have the 7 best things to do in Bagdogra and the surroundings. So, the next time when you’re planning a visit somewhere in India, make use of those Delhi – Bagdogra flights and explore this beautiful Himalayan region.

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Situated around 90 km from Darjeeling, Bagdogra is the picturesque hill town in West Bengal which offers the majestic view of snow-covered Himalayas. Brimming with verdant tea plantations and wonders of nature such as rivers, lakes and mountains, it is a perfect weekend getaway in Northeast India which promises memorable experiences to the travellers. This less explored destination offers undulating delight as you stroll along the serene terrains. A tranquil town with laid back vibes, picture perfect ambiance, great air quality and much more that is unsaid makes the visit to Bagdogra worthwhile.

Best Time to Visit Bagdogra

The months between July to February are the best time to visit this hill town. You can enjoy the pleasant weather and also witness the refreshing winter mist in the air.

History & Culture of Bagdogra

In the early 20th century, the tea gardens in the foothills of Darjeeling were flourishing which raised the need of labourers. During this time many tribes from Chotanagpur migrated to the Terai plains and gradually settled down in the surrounding regions including Bagdogra. The culture here is an amalgamation of Catholic and Buddhist beliefs. While there is also a large population of Hindus living in Bagdogra, travellers get to witness the kaleidoscopic view of diversity in culture, traditions, festivals and cuisines. Durga Puja, Kali Puja, Kenduli Mela and Gangasagar Mela are celebrated with great enthusiasm, however, the distinct Buddhist influence can be seen through festivals like Naba Barsho which is the popular Tibetan New Year. Bengali is widely spoken in Bagdogra followed by English and there are the locals who also speak Bihari, Hindi, Nepali, Assamese and Tibetan.

Tourist Destinations in Bagdogra

Bagdogra is a quaint hamlet studded with many tourist attractions. Here is the list of top 7 tourist destinations in Bagdogra that you can visit on your trip to this part of the country. Check out!

1. The Himalaya World Museum.

Initiated by Professor Omprakash Bharti who is an eminent ethnomusicologist and dramaturge, the Himalayan World Museum displays a collection of about 500 artefacts from different Himalayan regions of India such as Kashmir , Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh etc. and neighbouring countries like Bhutan and Nepal. Maintained and administered by Himalayan Heritage Research & Development Society, the museum aims to preserve the cultural heritage of these regions.

2. Dreamland Amusement Park

Situated in Fulbari, Dreamland Amusement Park is about 13km away from Bagdogra. Nestled in the pristine location, the park offers beautiful ambiance along with enjoyable rides. You can enjoy the playing zone and scenic vistas on your visit to this amusement park.

3. Jorpokhri Wildlife Sanctuary.

In close proximity with Bagdogra, Jorpokhri Wildlife Sanctuary is about 40 minutes away from this place in West Bengal . Situated on the way to Sandakphu, it is home to some high-altitude animals like Himalayan Salamander locally known as Gora and other local animals such as rhinos, tigers and exotic species of birds

4. Sevokeswari Kali Temple.

Sevokeshwari Kali Mandir is a famous ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Kali in Siliguri which is about 34km away from Bagdogra. Also known as Sevoke Kali Mandir, the temple is located on the way to Kalimpong is a sacred shrine that offers the magnificent view of Mt Kanchenjunga. The temple is visited by many devotees during Navratri and Durga Puja.

5. Salugara Monastery.

Located about 18km away from Bagdogra, Salugara Monastery is famous for the 110 feet tall Stupa which was founded by the Tibetan Lama, Kalu Rinpoche. Various relics and idols present in the monastery are other attractions that attract many travellers to this Buddhist temple near Bagdogra. According to legends, the monastery is guarded by the surrounding hills and also adds more charm to the serene vibes

6. Surya Sen Park or Madhuban Park.

About 30 minutes distant from Bagdogra, Surya Sen Park is another amazing place that attracts tourists. Beautiful beds of flowers, sparkling fountains, children’s park, manicured lawns, well maintained pathways make this park a perfect picnic spot for families and tourists alike. Apart from this, travellers get to witness the beauty of river Mahanadi that flows through the park and they can also indulge in paddle boating. With several spots for photography, the park is famous amongst locals for pre-wedding shoots.

7. Umrao Singh Boat Club.

Located right in the heart of verdant plantations, Umrao Singh Boat Club is where you can spend a day amidst the serenity of the lake and enjoy activities like boating, fishing etc. The boat club is about 30 minutes away from Bagdogra and is maintained by The Indian Army. The club is famous as it offers some adventure activities especially for kids. You can enjoy a day boating and basking in the lap of nature.

How to Reach Bagdogra

Located in close proximity to the famous cities of West Bengal such as Darjeeling, Siliguri and Sikkim , Bagdogra is easily accessible from different modes of transport.

• Nearest Airport.  Bagdogra Airport
• Nearest Railway Station.  Siliguri
• Nearest Metropolitan city.  Kolkata
• Nearest City. Siliguri
• Distance from Siliguri.  14km

Bagdogra has its own Airport that has domestic as well as international flights. All major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai , Bangalore and Kolkata are directly connected via air to Bagdogra.

Here is a list of Indian cities from where flights are available to Bagdogra

• Delhi to Bagdogra Flight
• Guwahati to Bagdogra Flight
• Mumbai to Bagdogra Flight
• Bangalore to Bagdogra Flight
• Kolkata to Bagdogra Flight

Siliguri station is the nearest railhead to Bagdogra which is connected to all major cities. There are frequent trains available from major cities to Jalpaiguri railway station. Tourists can take a bus or taxi to reach Bagdogra.

Bagdogra is well connected to all the major cities via national highway. Frequent bus services ply to and fro from all major cities of the North-East India and West Bengal.

• Bagdogra to Darjeeling.  90km
• Bagdogra to Gangtok.  140 km
• Bagdogra to Siliguri.  14 km
• Bagdogra to Kalimpong.  79 km

FAQs Related to Bagdogra

Q1. Why is Bagdogra famous? Ans - Bagdogra is famous for its verdant tea plantations and scenic beauty.

Q2. Is Bagdogra safe? Ans - Bagdogra is a safe place to travel. Apart from scenic beauty, you will find hospitable and warm hearted folks.

Q3. Is Bagdogra and Siliguri Airport the same? Ans - Bagdogra has an airport which is about 16km away from Siliguri.

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Darjeeling to Bagdogra road trip – Distance, time and useful travel information

While Bagdogra gained popularity as the airport city for visiting Darjeeling, there is much more to this charming destination. Surrounded by the emerald tea gardens of the Terai region and with the mighty Himalayas as its backdrop, Bagdogra boasts stunning natural beauty. Hiring a car rental service in Darjeeling from Savaari ensures a comfortable and convenient journey. Savaari provides experienced drivers who are well-acquainted with the local terrain, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the breathtaking landscapes without the worry of navigating unfamiliar roads. It’s a great way to make the most of your trip, discovering the hidden gems of Bagdogra and its surrounding wonders.

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Why travel from darjeeling to bagdogra, traveling from darjeeling to bagdogra by car, important highway information about darjeeling to bagdogra, how to reach by train, how to reach by flight, how to reach by road, savaari’s customer recommends – popular places to eat in bagdogra, hotels and resorts in bagdogra, nearby road trips from bagdogra, highway updates.

Apart from going to Bagdogra to catch a flight to your desired destination, traveling from Darjeeling to Bagdogra is an interesting change in landscape. While in Darjeeling, you can explore the charming tea gardens and witness the breathtaking sunrise over the majestic Kanchenjunga. Opting for a convenient car rental in Darjeeling through Savaari allows you to enjoy the drive, taking in the stunning scenery on your way to Bagdogra. When you decide to travel to Bagdogra, either for sightseeing or to reach the airport, you can plan your journey with Savaari and ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.

A car journey from Darjeeling to Bagdogra is an adventure through the stunning landscapes of the Eastern Himalayas. Savaari’s expert drivers and well-maintained cars allow you to appreciate the journey, making the transition from Darjeeling to Bagdogra an enjoyable and scenic drive.

However, before you plan this trip, make sure to explore the beautiful town of Darjeeling. Opting for Savaari’s reliable taxi service in Darjeeling ensures a comfortable and personalized experience.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Bagdogra is during the winter months, from October to March. The weather during this time is pleasant and cool, making it ideal for exploring the region. Additionally, the skies are clear, offering great visibility for admiring the beautiful landscapes. Monsoon, from July to September, can be avoided due to heavy rainfall and potential travel disruptions, while the summer months, from April to June, can get quite hot and humid. Hence, planning a trip to Bagdogra during the winter ensures a comfortable and enjoyable visit.

Popular routes from Darjeeling to Bagdogra

Route 1: distance and time taken from darjeeling to bagdogra via nh 110.

This is the shortest and best route to travel between Darjeeling and Bagdogra. The distance between Darjeeling and Bagdogra on this route is around 66 km and takes about 3 hours. Always check live maps and instant traffic updates for the latest information on Darjeeling to Bagdogra road conditions.

Driver-suggested sights/monuments/offbeat places along this route

If you’re driving along this route, there are plenty of sights and offbeat places that you can explore. Here are a few driver-suggested options:

• Ghoom – Ghoom is renowned for being one of the highest points in the region, offering breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayas. The highlight is the Ghoom Monastery, also known as Yiga Choeling Monastery, an ancient Buddhist monastery dating back to 1850. Besides the monastery, the Batasia Loop, a spiral railway track, is another popular attraction. Visitors often flock to this charming town to experience its serene ambiance, delve into its Buddhist heritage, and marvel at the awe-inspiring views of the surrounding mountains.
• Kurseong – Known as the “Land of White Orchids,” Kurseong is famous for its tea gardens, temperate climate, and stunning views. The Makaibari Tea Estate, one of the oldest and most renowned in the region, offers guided tours allowing visitors to understand the tea-making process. Dow Hill, a spooky forested area, and Eagle’s Crag, a viewpoint providing mesmerizing panoramic vistas, are among the popular spots to visit. Kurseong, with its tranquil ambiance and a hint of colonial charm, attracts travelers seeking a peaceful escape amidst nature’s splendor.
• Panighata – This is a hidden treasure for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. The serene surroundings and lush greenery make it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility and a break from bustling city life. Panighata offers breathtaking views of tea gardens, lofty hills, and the mesmerizing Teesta River flowing through the region. Adventure seekers can indulge in activities like trekking and hiking, exploring the rugged terrains, and discovering hidden trails.

Popular places to eat along this route where our customers usually stop

Whether you crave local flavors or international delights, this route has many options to satisfy your taste buds. From traditional delicacies to modern interpretations of global cuisine, these eateries are cherished by travelers seeking a taste of the region. The inviting aroma of spices and the sizzle of freshly cooked meals add to the experience, making these dining stops an essential part of any journey along this route. Here are some recommendations:

• The Wayside Inn, Dayal Thong Tea Garden – This is a beautiful inn offering mesmerizing views of the mountains. With spectacular artwork and courteous staff, you are bound to have an experience to remember. Some recommended dishes are Sha Phaley, Momos, and Darjeeling Tea.
• Margaret’s Deck Tea Lounge, Kurseong – As the name suggests, this is a tea lounge and an observation deck offering breathtaking views of Darjeeling. The place also offers lip-smacking snacks. Some recommendations are Smoked Chicken Salad, Thura Garden Tea, and Apple Walnut Cake.
• Tashi Takey Restaurant, Longview Tea Garden – This is a cozy restaurant offering Nepalese cuisine. There is ample parking space and many travelers prefer this as a pitstop along this route. Some recommended dishes are Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Makaibari Tea, and Mutton Thukpa.

Darjeeling to Bagdogra road condition via NH 110

The road from Darjeeling to Bagdogra via NH 110 offers a mix of stunning mountainous terrain and picturesque landscapes. While the journey is undoubtedly beautiful, it’s important to note that the road conditions can vary. The highway has both well-maintained stretches and some areas that might be uneven or undergoing maintenance. It’s advisable to check the latest updates on road conditions and plan accordingly, ensuring a safe and pleasant trip.

Route 2: Distance and Time taken from Darjeeling to Bagdogra via NH110 and Matigara -Kurseong Road

This is a slightly longer route to travel from Darjeeling to Bagdogra than the previous one. The distance between Darjeeling and Bagdogra on this route is around 70 km and takes about 3 hours. To avoid road closures, always check for the latest updates and follow a live map when traveling to get the best idea of Darjeeling to Bagdogra road conditions.

Here are some of the must- visit places on a Darjeeling to Bagdogra road trip along this route:

• Dowhill Eco Park, Kurseong – This is a nature lover’s paradise, encompassing lush greenery and meandering pathways. Situated amidst the serene hills, it’s a haven for those seeking solace and communion with nature. The park offers stunning viewpoints where visitors can soak in the panoramic views of the valley below. It also features a deer park, making it an enjoyable visit for wildlife enthusiasts.
• Eagle’s Crag, Kurseong – This is a vantage point offering breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. Perched at a height, it provides a bird’s-eye perspective of the picturesque landscape below. The trail to Eagle’s Crag is an adventure in itself, often traversing through dense forests and narrow pathways. Once at the top, visitors are rewarded with a mesmerizing view, making it a popular spot for photography and a peaceful escape into the natural beauty of Kurseong.

• North Bengal Science Centre, Siliguri – This is a hub of interactive learning and scientific exploration. It’s a place where science comes alive with exciting exhibits, hands-on activities, and engaging demonstrations. Geared towards both children and adults, the Science Centre covers a wide array of topics including physics, biology, and astronomy. Visitors can delve into the wonders of science, learn about natural phenomena, and enjoy educational programs that make science fun and accessible. It’s a great destination for families, students, and anyone with an interest in unraveling the mysteries of the natural world.

Here are some of the best stops for food and drinks on your Darjeeling to Bagdogra road trip on this route:

• Cafe Kurseong Diaries – This is a popular café in Kurseong offering mesmerizing views and lip-smacking food. With live music adding serenity to the place, the overall experience makes it a must-visit place on this route. Some recommended dishes are Kurseong Momos, Chow Chow Phalay, and Vietnamese Iced Coffee.
• Timboor on The Trail, Rohini Te Garden – This restaurant offers a distinctive dining atmosphere. The ambiance, characterized by rich decor and inviting lighting, enhances the overall dining experience, making it truly memorable. Some recommended dishes are Chicken Cheesesteak Wrap, Chicken Momo, and Nepali Thali.
• The Gourmet Central Family Restaurant & Bar, Siliguri – This is a multi-cuisine restaurant in Siliguri offering Indian, Chinese, and Bengali cuisines. It has a relaxed vibe and travelers specifically like the prompt service and delicious food. Some recommended dishes are Chicken Satay, Sizzlers, and Fish Platter.

Darjeeling to Bagdogra road condition via NH110 and Matigara -Kurseong Road

The road from Darjeeling to Bagdogra via NH110 and Matigara-Kurseong Road generally offers a decent driving experience. However, it’s advisable to stay updated on current road conditions and weather forecasts as mountainous areas might face occasional challenges due to weather changes. Overall, this route typically offers a pleasant and picturesque drive.

Most preferred route from Darjeeling to Bagdogra by Savaari customers

Both the above routes are good for traveling from Darjeeling to Bagdogra. However, the route via NH 110 is the best route for a Darjeeling to Bagdogra road trip and can get you there within 3 hours. However, if you have already traveled this route and want an alternative, then you can opt for the route via NH 110 and Matigara -Kurseong Road.

Other means of traveling from Darjeeling to Bagdogra

There is no train from Darjeeling to Bagdogra. However, you can take a train from Darjeeling to New Jalpaiguri and then take a train or hire a cab to Bagdogra. Here are the details of the available trains:

Bagdogra is a treasure trove of attractions. Upon arrival, consider booking Savaari’s car rental service in Bagdogra to fully immerse yourself in its offerings. With affordable cabs and skilled drivers, you can navigate the city effortlessly and delve into its wonders.

There is no airport in Darjeeling. In fact, the closest airport to Darjeeling is in Bagdogra. Hence, there is no option to travel from Darjeeling to Bagdogra by flight.

If you are arriving in Bagdogra via flight, then you can opt for a Savaari taxi from Bagdogra Airport to reach your hotel and explore the town in a hassle-free manner.

There are two ways to travel from Darjeeling to Bagdogra by road – a bus or a taxi.

Get on a memorable road trip from Darjeeling to Bagdogra, opting for the convenience and comfort of a Savaari cab. Taking the route via NH 110, the journey covers about 66 kilometers and typically lasts around 3 hours, subject to traffic and other conditions. Priced affordably at Rs. 3,345, you can relax and soak in the scenic drive, guided by our expert drivers for a safe and pleasant journey, ensuring your adventure is memorable and trouble-free.

The Gorkhaland Territorial Administration (GTA) Department of Tourism runs two buses every day between Darjeeling and Bagdogra. The bookings have to be done by visiting the local office. The fare is approximately Rs.400-500.

Price comparison for choosing different travel means

Traveling from Darjeeling to Bagdogra by road offers a unique experience with Savaari cabs. Buses, while budget-friendly, often involve frequent stops and the need to reach bus stops, which can impact your overall journey. In contrast, opting for a Savaari cab lets you stop at interesting places along the route, turning a routine trip into an adventurous exploration. Whether it’s a quick halt to admire a scenic vista or a detour to a charming village, the flexibility of a cab ensures you make the most of your journey.

Should you plan to visit Bagdogra and return to Darjeeling on the same day or within a short span, our roundtrip cab services offer immense convenience. You’ll have the cab with you at all times, enabling a seamless experience and the freedom to set your own pace. Explore Bagdogra and its attractions at your leisure, knowing you have a reliable mode of transportation waiting to take you back to Darjeeling whenever you’re ready.

Attractions in Bagdogra for sightseeing

Nestled in the picturesque region of Bagdogra are various attractions waiting to captivate visitors. Here are some places to explore when in Bagdogra:

• The Himalaya World Museum : This is a captivating treasure trove for those seeking to delve into the rich history, culture, and natural splendor of the Himalayan region. This museum offers a fascinating journey through time, presenting an extensive collection of artifacts, photographs, and exhibits that showcase the diverse traditions, flora, and fauna of the Himalayas. From traditional attire to ancient tools and geological specimens to cultural artifacts, the museum paints a vivid portrait of life in the Himalayan range.
• Elephant Corridor, Naxalbari : This is a unique stretch of land dedicated to the preservation and protection of the majestic Asian elephant. Visitors to the Elephant Corridor can witness the beauty of these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat, gaining insight into conservation efforts and the importance of coexisting harmoniously with wildlife.
• Bengdubi Picnic Spot : This picturesque spot offers a perfect setting for picnics and outdoor activities, surrounded by lush greenery and scenic beauty. Families and groups often gather here for a day out, enjoying the cool breeze and pleasant ambiance.
• Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha : This is a revered religious site for Sikhs and a place of spiritual solace for devotees. It stands as a symbol of Sikh culture, heritage, and faith, providing a sense of belonging and unity among the Sikh community in the region.

Once you are in Bagdogra, you can hire a Savaari local cab for sightseeing and exploring the nearby places.

From cozy local joints to inviting cafes, the gastronomic scene in Bagdogra is diverse and rich. Visitors can savor delectable traditional dishes, authentic local cuisine, and an array of global favorites. The eateries in Bagdogra provide a warm and inviting ambiance, making dining experiences memorable. Here are some popular places to eat in Bagdogra:

• Tirupati’s Citi Dhaba – A family restaurant located close to the airport
• Gour Nitai Restaurant – This is a vegetarian restaurant and sweet shop
• Typo The Hybrid MoMo – A must-visit place to enjoy a gigantic momo called Typo or Taipo which is three times larger than the normal momo
• Rambo’s Fast Food Corner – Famous for snacks, especially the range of parathas offered
• Thapa Fast Food – If you want to taste Nepali flavors, then visit this place for authentic Nepali snacks

Traveling from Darjeeling to Bagdogra is now a breeze, all thanks to the Savaari cab app on your smartphone. With just a few taps, you can reserve a cab for a one-way journey, round-trip, airport transfers, or a few hours in the city. Savaari’s app, designed for easy use, ensures your travel plans unfold seamlessly and hassle-free.

Explore the scenic delights surrounding Bagdogra with exciting nearby road trips. A short drive away, these destinations promise diverse landscapes and unique experiences. Firstly, if you’re seeking adventure, these road trips offer thrilling experiences that will elevate your adrenaline. Moreover, for those who are enamored by nature’s beauty, the picturesque landscapes and serene spots along these routes promise to captivate your senses. Furthermore, history enthusiasts will find a treasure trove of stories, monuments, and landmarks, providing a rich glimpse into the past. In conclusion, these road trips cater to every type of traveler, ensuring unforgettable memories and experiences. Here are some recommendations:

• Preps are in full swing for the forthcoming tourist season
• New terminal and car park on cards as Bagdogra Airport revamp work set to begin in November

Top 10 tourist places to visit in Darjeeling in 2024

D arjeeling is one of the popular hill stations in India, offering something for everyone. Whether you're excited for a toy train adventure or seeking peaceful moments, Darjeeling has it all. From exploring tea gardens to witnessing breathtaking sunrises at Tiger Hill, we've compiled a list of the top 10 places to visit in Darjeeling in 2024. If you're thinking about visiting Darjeeling, this guide is a must-read. Plus, you can enjoy a variety of activities during your stay in Darjeeling !

Wake up early to catch the spectacular sunrise at Tiger Hill! Located at a height of 2,590 meters, this spot offers breathtaking views of the sun rising over the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, including the majestic Mount Kanchenjunga. If you are a nature lover and photo enthusiast its a must-visit for you. Don't forget to bundle up warmly and bring your camera to capture this unforgettable moment!

Tea Gardens - the Spectacular Sunrise

You can take a guided tour to learn all about the process of tea cultivation and production. Wander through the lush greenery of the tea bushes, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. You can even sample some freshly brewed Darjeeling tea while soaking in the beauty of the rolling hills and valleys.

Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train) - Chug Along on a Scenic Adventure

Hop on the Toy Train for a fun ride through Darjeeling's hills! This special train, recognised by UNESCO, is a small train that travels on narrow tracks. It's like a mini adventure that lets you see pretty views of the countryside and small villages. The Toy Train starts its journey from New Jalpaiguri and ends in Darjeeling, passing through some of the best spots in town.

Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park - Encounter Himalayan Wildlife Up Close

Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is home to rare and endangered species like the snow leopard and red panda, this park offers a unique opportunity to observe these majestic animals in their natural habitat. Take a stroll through the park's lush greenery, and don't forget to bring your camera to capture the unforgettable moments!

Batasia Loop - Marvel at Nature's Ingenious Design

Imagine a magical spot below Ghum, where the railway tracks swirl around in circles through a tunnel and over a hilltop. This place is called Batasia Loop. But what makes it truly special is the beautifully decorated garden surrounding it. It's like a little piece of paradise, perfect for taking a break and enjoying the scenery. In April, when the weather is just right, Batasia Loop is even more stunning with its lush greenery.

Japanese Peace Pagoda - Find Tranquility Amidst Architectural Splendor

Located atop a hill, this beautiful monument offers panoramic views of Darjeeling town and the Himalayan mountains. Take a moment to admire the intricate architecture and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace or simply enjoying the view, the Peace Pagoda is a must-visit destination in Darjeeling.

Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and Everest Museum - A Journey of Adventure and Inspiration

Many people travel to Darjeeling for the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. It's famous for training both experienced climbers and beginners. People come here to learn and prepare themselves for mountain adventures because it's one of the top mountaineering schools in India. But it's not just about training – the institute is set against a stunning mountain backdrop, which makes it a popular tourist spot too.

Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park - Reconnect with Nature's Serenity

Situated between lush greenery and cascading waterfalls, this tranquil oasis is the perfect place to unwind and relax. You can explore the terraced gardens, cross over quaint bridges, and listen to the soothing sounds of flowing water. Whether you're picnicking with family or taking a stroll, Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park offer a refreshing retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple - Ascend to Spiritual Heights

For a spiritual journey, don't miss Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple! This hilltop site is sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists, offering breathtaking views of Darjeeling town and the mountains around it. Climb the hill to explore the ancient Mahakal Temple, which honours Lord Shiva. Take your time to soak in the tranquil atmosphere, perfect for meditation and self-reflection. Whether you're seeking inner peace or simply enjoying the scenery, Observatory Hill and Mahakal Temple provide a serene and picturesque experience.

Chowrasta Mall - Immerse Yourself in Darjeeling's Vibrant Heart

This bustling promenade is the heart of the town, lined with shops, cafes, and street vendors. Take a stroll along the mall, browse through colourful souvenirs and handicrafts, and savour delicious local snacks. With live music performances and a lively atmosphere, Chowrasta Mall is the perfect place to soak in the sights and sounds of Darjeeling.

With its mesmerising natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and array of attractions, Darjeeling promises an unforgettable experience for travellers in 2024. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure enthusiast, or cultural explorer, Darjeeling has something for everyone to enjoy. So pack your bags and embark on a journey to discover the enchanting charm of Darjeeling!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When is the best time to visit Darjeeling?

Darjeeling is pleasant throughout the year, but the best time to visit is during the spring and autumn months, from March to May and September to November. During these months, the weather is mild, and the skies are clear, offering stunning views of the Himalayas.

2. How do I reach Darjeeling?

The nearest airport to Darjeeling is Bagdogra Airport, which is well-connected to major cities in India. From Bagdogra, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Darjeeling, which is approximately a 3-4 hour drive away. Alternatively, you can also take the scenic Darjeeling Himalayan Railway from New Jalpaiguri, which is a memorable experience.

3. Are there any trekking opportunities in Darjeeling?

Yes, Darjeeling offers several trekking routes for adventure enthusiasts of all levels. Popular treks include the Sandakphu Trek, Singalila Ridge Trek, and the trek to Phalut. These treks offer stunning views of the Himalayan peaks and the opportunity to explore the region's biodiversity.

4. What should I buy as souvenirs from Darjeeling?

Darjeeling is famous for its tea, so purchasing some high-quality Darjeeling tea is a must. You can also buy Tibetan handicrafts, woollens, and traditional artifacts from local markets. Don't forget to bargain for the best prices! Here is a complete guide about things you can buy in Darjeeling .

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How to Reach Bagdogra to Darjeeling

Planning a short vacation in Darjeeling has been a great indicative of sagacity for the tourists of India, especially for the people of Eastern India. This attractive holiday destination offers plethora of lures to be traveled over during the trip. Being the former summer capital of India, the popularity of Darjeeling tour is not pretended. Sometimes many travel enthusiasts don’t get much time to make a trip for long tour. In that case, this fascinating small town welcomes them to spend a week in cost effective budget. Tourists in general think about the reservation of trains to be reached at NJP station and then hire cars according to the number of tour members. But have you ever think about flying to Bagdogra? Yes, it can save your valuable time by which you can explore every nook and corner of the “ Queen of Hills .”

Transportations from Bagdogra to Darjeeling

Before sharing the description it is important to make the travelers understand that there is no airport in North Bengal except Bagdogra Airport. Tourists can avail four ways to reach from Bagdogra to Darjeeling for enjoying a beautiful journey.

• Pre-paid Taxi
• Private Car
• Bus from Bus Terminal
• Toy Train  

Pre-Paid Taxi Option:

The arrival building of the Bagdogra Airport contains a pre-paid taxi counter. Booking pre-paid taxi to go to Darjeeling is the most convenient option. Though pre-paid taxi has a fixed rate, some of tourists don’t want to bear the fare. But to avail pre-paid taxi passengers don’t have to haggle with driver. The pre-paid counter in airport takes the fare against a printed slip. One more benefit to choose pre-paid taxi is that this service facilitates to select two kinds of cars like small and large. If the tour party is of three persons then they can hire Wagon R, Santro, Indica, Maruti Van, Alto etc. On the other hand, Tavera, Scorpio, Innova, Sumo etc can also be booked for big group. The rate depends on the category of car chosen by the passengers.

Recommended : How to reach Darjeeling from Kolkata

Hiring Private Car:

Plenty of private cars are available outside the Bagdogra Airport irrespective of large and small cars. As the private car business has established in this area by depending on Doors Tourism, the Bagdogra to Darjeeling taxi fare varies with seasons and routes through which the passengers want to travel. In most of the time the tourists bargain with driver and fix a rate. The indicative fares are listed below.

Bus from Bus Terminal:

Tourist can minimize their transportation cost by hiring bus from Tenzing Norgay Central Bus Terminus situated on Hill Cart Road. Tourist can reach the terminus within half an hour by hiring auto or any shuttles. Bus covers Bagdogra to Darjeeling distance which is 94km within 5 to 6 hours.

Though riding on toy train is very enjoying reaching Darjeeling, but it is not fruitful. Firstly, it has schedule timing of 9am and takes almost 8hours to arrive. Even during monsoon this service is suspended due to rock fall and landslide.     

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