3 NIGHT 4 DAYS
6,200/- Per Person 7Pax Including GST
Upon arrival at NJP Railway Station or Bagdogra Airport, begin your scenic journey towards the peaceful village of Sittong. Surrounded by lush forests and orange orchards, Sittong is known for its tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking mountain views. En route or after check-in, visit Ahaldara View Point and Namthing Pokhri Lake (subject to time availability). Spend the evening relaxing amidst nature. Overnight Stay: Sittong
Namthing Pokhri is a calm, misty, and mystical natural lake located near Ahaldara and Shelpu Hills. Surrounded by dense pine forests and rolling green meadows, the lake is best known as the last habitat of the Himalayan Salamander, a rare species considered almost extinct in many regions.Walking toward the lake feels like entering a quiet Himalayan sanctuary. Tall pine trees rise on both sides, the soft scent of forest earth fills the air, and the silence is broken only by rustling leaves. The lake itself changes character with seasons during monsoons it fills up beautifully, while in winter, its water level drops, revealing grassy wetlands.
Ahaldara View Point is one of the most scenic hilltop viewpoints in the Sittong, Shelpu, Latpanchar region, known especially for its 360-degree Himalayan panorama. Located at a height that allows clouds to float past you, Ahaldara is a serene paradise for sunrise lovers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts.As the first rays of the sun touch the snow-clad Himalayan peaks including Kanchenjunga the entire landscape glows in shades of gold and pink. The calmness here is almost spiritual. You can stand for hours without hearing anything except the soft whistle of mountain wind and chirping birds.
After breakfast, drive towards the picturesque village of Tinchuley. Along the way, visit Jogighat, Mongpoo (Rabindranath Tagore Museum), Lamahatta Eco Park, Peshok Tea Garden View Point, and Gumbadara View Point. Enjoy the stunning landscapes of tea gardens, pine forests, and mountain valleys before checking into your accommodation in Tinchuley. Overnight Stay: Tinchuley
Tinchuley View Point is one of the most peaceful and scenic viewpoints in the Darjeeling, Takdah region, offering breathtaking landscapes of deep valleys, flowing rivers, rolling tea gardens, and distant Himalayan ranges. Located in a small eco-friendly village surrounded by pine forests and orange orchards, Tinchuley is the perfect stop for travellers who love quiet, raw natural beauty far away from the usual tourist crowds.The name Tinchuley†means three ovens†in the local language, inspired by the three hilltops that shape the skyline. As you stand at the viewpoint, a wide and mesmerising panorama opens before you. On clear days, you can see the Teesta and Rangeet Rivers flowing gracefully through the valley, meeting at their confluence far below. This beautiful meeting point of the two rivers is one of the most iconic visuals from Tinchuley.
Lamahatta Eco Park is a hidden paradise near Darjeeling that offers breathtaking natural beauty and complete peace of mind. Surrounded by colorful flower gardens, fluttering prayer flags, and mesmerizing mountain views, Lamahatta is the perfect destination for nature lovers and travelers seeking tranquility away from city life. The calm atmosphere, scenic walking trails, sacred lake, and panoramic views of the mighty Kanchenjunga make this eco-park a magical retreat for families, couples, and photographers alike. Whether you want to relax amidst nature, enjoy the cool Himalayan breeze, or capture unforgettable memories, Lamahatta promises an experience filled with peace, beauty, and soulful Himalayan charm.
The Mongpoo Rabindra Museum, located in the quiet hill village of Mungpoo (Mongpoo), is one of the most culturally significant sites in the Darjeeling region. This charming bungalow was once the summer retreat of Kabiguru Rabindranath Tagore, the Nobel Laureate poet, who visited Mongpoo multiple times between 1938 and 1940. Today, the house has been preserved as a museum, keeping alive the memory of the poet's deep connection with the Himalayas.
Jogighat is one of the most serene and picturesque spots in the entire Sittong, Latpanchar belt, known for its calm river, hanging bridge, and soothing natural surroundings. Located on the banks of the Riyang River, Jogighat is the kind of place where time slows down, and nature welcomes you with open arms. The moment you reach the area, the gentle sound of flowing water, the freshness of mountain air, and the peaceful village scenery instantly relax your mind.
After breakfast, proceed to the Queen of Hills, Darjeeling. En route, explore some of the region's iconic attractions, including Dali Monastery, Ghoom Monastery, Batasia Loop, and the Japanese Temple & Peace Pagoda. After checking into your hotel, spend the evening exploring Chowrasta (Mall Road), local cafés, and the vibrant markets at your leisure. Overnight Stay: Darjeeling
No trip to Darjeeling is complete without experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of Darjeeling Mall Road, popularly known as Chowrasta. Located in the heart of the town, this lively promenade is the perfect place to relax, shop, and soak in the charm of the Himalayas. Surrounded by colonial-era architecture, cozy cafés, local handicraft stores, and bustling souvenir shops, Mall Road offers a unique blend of heritage and modern mountain life. Whether you're enjoying a freshly brewed cup of world-famous Darjeeling tea, browsing traditional Tibetan handicrafts, or simply taking a leisurely stroll, every moment here feels special.
Happy Valley Tea Estate, perched gracefully on the sunlit slopes of Darjeeling, is the second-oldest tea garden in the region and a living testimony to the art of world-famous Darjeeling tea. Spread across rolling emerald hills at an elevation of nearly 6,000 feet, this estate offers visitors a peaceful escape into the heart of tea cultivation.
The Japanese Temple and Peace Pagoda stand side by side on the slopes of Darjeeling, offering a serene escape filled with spirituality, simplicity, and breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Built under the guidance of the Japanese Buddhist organization Nipponzan Myohoji, this sacred complex is dedicated to spreading peace, unity, and compassion across the world.
Batasia Loop is one of Darjeeling's most iconic landmarks, a mesmerizing blend of natural beauty and brilliant mountain engineering. Located on the way to Ghum, this spiral railway track was designed to help the toy train gracefully negotiate the steep gradient of the hills and it has now become a must-visit viewpoint for every traveler.
Ghoom Monastery, also known as the Yiga Choeling Monastery, is one of the oldest and most respected Buddhist monasteries in Darjeeling. Built in 1850, this serene monastery sits quietly amidst the misty hills of Ghoom, inviting travelers into a world of deep spirituality, ancient rituals, and timeless Himalayan calm.
Dali Monastery, also known as the Druk Thupten Sangag Choling Monastery, is one of the most majestic and spiritually vibrant monasteries in Darjeeling. Located on the way to Batasia Loop, this sprawling monastery stands proudly against the backdrop of misty mountains, colorful prayer flags, and the calming rhythm of Buddhist chants.
After breakfast and check-out, begin your return journey to NJP Railway Station or Bagdogra Airport. En route, enjoy stops at Giddapahar View Point and Paglajhora Waterfall (subject to road and weather conditions). Depart with unforgettable memories of the Eastern Himalayas. Tour Ends with Beautiful Memories! ❤️
Mirik Lake, also known as Sumendu Lake, is one of the most beautiful and peaceful hill destinations in North Bengal, surrounded by lush pine forests, tea gardens, and scenic Himalayan landscapes. Located at an altitude of around 4,900 feet, Mirik is famous for its tranquil lake, charming footbridge, horse riding, boating, and breathtaking mountain views. The calm atmosphere and cool weather make it a perfect getaway for families, couples, and nature lovers.
Simana View Point is a breathtaking scenic spot located on the Indo–Nepal border near Darjeeling and Mirik, famous for its panoramic mountain views, rolling tea gardens, and mesmerizing views of the Kanchenjunga range. Surrounded by cool mountain breeze and peaceful Himalayan landscapes, Simana is one of the most popular stopovers for travelers exploring the Mirik–Darjeeling route.
Lepchajagat Pine View is a serene offbeat destination nestled amidst dense pine forests near Darjeeling, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the mighty Kanchenjunga range. Covered with misty woods, chirping birds, and peaceful mountain vibes, this hidden paradise is perfect for nature lovers, couples, and travelers seeking tranquility away from crowded tourist spots. The mesmerizing sunrise over the snow-capped Himalayan peaks, combined with the fresh mountain air and enchanting forest trails, creates a magical experience for every visitor. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks through pine and rhododendron forests, explore nearby viewpoints, and experience the untouched beauty of the Eastern Himalayas. Lepchajagat is also an ideal place for photography, relaxation, and reconnecting with nature in complete silence and serenity.
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