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Darjeeling – Queen of the hills.

Household name because of its varieties of teas, Darjeeling is a hill station with vast expanses of tea estates and Tibetan influence in their craft, culture, and cuisine.

A previous summer capital of India under the British Raj, Darjeeling has come off age as one of the most sought after hill stations in India. Famous for its beautiful tea plantations and the quality of Darjeeling tea, Darjeeling is a delight for all kind of tourists. The toy train established back in 1881, still runs in this part and is also one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Beautiful colonial architecture including mansions and churches dot this little beautiful town.

Filled with people from Tibet, Nepal, nearby Indian states and the Gorkhas, Darjeeling is brimming with cultural diversity. The third highest peak in the world and the highest in India, the Kanchenjunga peak is clearly visible from here and you can enjoy a panoramic view of the peak. Some of Darjeeling’s most popular attractions include monasteries, botanical gardens, a zoo, and the Darjeeling-Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway cable car which happens to be the longest Asian cable car. Darjeeling is a wonderful place to walk around and explore the tea estates, villages, and markets.

About Darjeeling

Known the world over as the Queen of the Hills. Darjeeling is as unique as it is diverse. For travelers arriving from the Indian plains, the cool climate of Darjeeling provides welcomes relief and delightful experiences around every corner. Situated at an average height of 7000 feet (2130 meters) above sea level, this beautiful town with its colonial charm and contemporary culture shelters in the shadow of Kangchenjunga’s snow-covered peaks. This magnificent mountain range, whose name means. The Five Treasures of the Snows in Tibetan on account of its peaks is also written as Kangchendzonga and Kanchenjunga.

Darjeeling is at once old and new. From its modest beginnings in 1835 as hill station and tea distribution center, this now cosmopolitan town offers modern amenities, first-class hotels, cinema halls and comprehensive shopping centers. It is also home to some of India most famous boarding schools. Yet, just a few miles from the crowded bazaar you can find villagers living a slower agricultural life in touch with the season: plowing hillside terraces by hand, constructing colorful houses on steep cliffs, hollowing out bamboo pipes for irrigation and calling on faith healers in times of distress.