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Nestled along the winding roads connecting Darjeeling and Gangtok, Peshok is a serene tea garden destination, known for its sprawling green slopes and tranquil ambiance. A visit to Peshok Tea Garden offers travelers a unique opportunity to experience Darjeeling’s tea
Mirik is a peaceful hill station located about 49 km from Darjeeling, renowned for its serene Mirik Lake (Sumendu Lake), lush tea gardens, and cool mountain air. Surrounded by pine forests and set against a backdrop of beautiful hills, Mirik
Pashupati Fatak is a small border town located on the Indo-Nepal border near Mirik, about 15 km from Darjeeling. Known for its bustling cross-border market, Pashupati Fatak offers a variety of unique Nepali products, from electronics and imported clothing to
Simana Busty is a picturesque hamlet located near Mirik on the Indo-Nepal border, about 20 km from Darjeeling. Known for its stunning views of the lush mountains, deep valleys, and rivers dividing India and Nepal, Simana Busty offers travelers a
Sukhiapokhri is a serene hill town located about 11 km from Darjeeling, en route to Mirik. Known for its lush green forests, tea gardens, and panoramic mountain views, Sukhiapokhri offers a peaceful escape from the bustle of Darjeeling town. At
Ghoom is a charming village located just 6 km from Darjeeling, known for its tranquil atmosphere, scenic beauty, and cultural heritage. At an elevation of around 7,400 feet, Ghoom is home to the famous Ghoom Monastery (Yiga Choeling), one of
Tiger Hill is one of Darjeeling’s most iconic spots, famous for its panoramic sunrise views over the Kanchenjunga range and, on clear days, even Mount Everest. Located about 11 km from the town, Tiger Hill is an early morning destination
Darjeeling, nestled in the Himalayas, is a captivating hill station known for its scenic beauty, colonial charm, and cultural diversity. Famous for its lush tea gardens, majestic views of Kanchenjunga, and vibrant monasteries, Darjeeling offers a rich blend of adventure,
Namchi is one of the main cities, and district headquarters of south Sikkim. Though just as developed as Gangtok, it retains its local colour, and is less touristy and crowded than Gangtok. It is located at an altitude of 1675m.
Situated at a stature of around 10,100 feet on the tough territory of the lower Himalayas in East Sikkim, Zuluk or Dzuluk is a little town next to a winding street. It was previously a travel point to the memorable