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All India Travel Tourism Guide gives complete details about Hill Station in India including Darjeeling, Gangtok, Shimla, Manali, Nanital, Kullu, Ooty along with the discounted hill station tour packages to these all hill stations in India. |
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Darjeeling & Sikkim Travel Darjeeling:
Darjeeling is situated in Northern West Bengal at a distance of 665 kms from Calcutta. It is also called 'the Queen of the Hills' and is an ideal place for nature lovers, trekkers, etc. Darjeeling is surrounded by lofty mountains and the landscape is marked by beautiful rolling tea gardens. Sandakphu is a trekker's paradise with forests of rhododendrons and silver fir. From here the entire Himalayan range is visible. Spectacular view of sunrise over Mt. Everest & Kanchenjunga can be seen. Darjeeling has many Buddhist monasteries. Other places of interest include the Llyod Botanical Gardens, the Natural History Museum, the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, zoological park, Ghoom etc. Ghoom, 8 kms from Darjeeling, at an altitude of 8000 feet has a beautiful Buddhist monastery with a huge statue of seated Maitreya Buddha. The Darjeeling Rangeet Valley Ropeway offers a 2 km long journey between Darjeeling and Takvar. The views of tea gardens, hills and valleys, on route, are fantastic. Access to Darjeeling: Air: The nearest airhead is Bagdogra. Rail: The nearest railhead is New Jalpaiguri. The Darjeeling Himalayan Toy Train runs between New Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling and the journey is particularly exciting. Road: There are regular busses and jeeps from Siliguri and other neighbouring towns. Sikkim has a tremendous variety of plant, bird and animal life together with a diverse ethnic mix of peoples with rich cultural traditions. The name Sikkim is believed to come from the Tsong word 'Sukhim' or Happy House. With entry into this area almost impossible until about 10 years ago, Sikkim has gradually opened its doors and travellers can now visit a few closely defined areas. It is famous for Kanchendzonga, the third largest moutain in the world.
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