Blog - Darjeeling Hills

Lepcha Jagat sits quietly away from Darjeeling’s busy tourist spots. The place is a pure sanctuary where old pine forests […]

Visiting Mirik in Darjeeling Hills: The Ultimate Guide

Mirik sits peacefully 49 kilometers away from Darjeeling’s busy streets. This charming hill station in West Bengal blends natural beauty

The first rays of sunlight painted the snow-capped Himalayan peaks in hues of gold as I stood at Ahaldara View

Mangpu Darjeeling lies nestled in West Bengal’s misty hills, remaining one of the region’s best-kept secrets. This peaceful hamlet delivers

The morning mist lifted to reveal endless rows of emerald tea bushes as I stood at the edge of Teesta

The Tinchuley View Point, stands tall in Takdah, Darjeeling, offering one of Darjeeling Hill’s most breathtaking panoramas. My first glimpse

Takdah Takdah Cantonment sits quietly away from Darjeeling’s tourist crowds, a charming hill station that preserves its colonial-era peace. This

The Ghoom Monastery Darjeeling sits majestically at 8,000 feet and remains the region’s oldest Tibetan Buddhist monastery since 1850. The

Shri Mahakal Temple proves religious harmony exists as Hindu and Buddhist faiths naturally blend at Darjeeling’s Observatory Hill. Devotees and

Roy Villa stands gracefully on Darjeeling’s Lebong Cart Road. The historic building became famous as Sister Nivedita’s final resting place.

Rock Garden Darjeeling sits right in the middle of the Himalayas and it’s one of the best spots you’ve seen