Darjeeling Tourism has been thriving since the era of colonial rule. Modernism has only added fuel to the fire, making Darjeeling a hotspot for travelers arriving from all over the
Author: Inside Darjeeling
Darjeeling Tea
A hint of nostalgia, tightly packed with a light aroma, Darjeeling Tea is a fresh brew sourced straight from the mountains- what you’d sit sipping in your backyard on a
Darjeeling Queen of Hill Stations
Witness the sublime rays of the sun cast a golden hue on the majestic Kachenjungha at the crack of dawn, slowly bathing the emerald green landscapes of Darjeeling as the
Eagle’s Crag
The quaint hill station of Kurseong lies about 30kms ahead on your way to Darjeeling. With a pleasant climate all the year round and winters much less severe than Darjeeling,
Darjeeling Observatory Hill & Mahakal Temple
Nestled against the scenic backdrop of the rugged Himalayan mountains of Darjeeling, the Mahakal Temple is where you can witness an amalgamation of cultures, colours, and myths. Located atop the
Singalila National Park
The homelands of the exotic red panda- the Singalila National Park is located on the Indo-Nepal border. This place sees tourists from all over the world; not only for its
Rock Garden
Barely 10 kilometers away from Darjeeling lies the Barbotey Rock Garden, a perfect retreat for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. A hotspot among the locals as well during summers,
Ghoom Monastery (Yiga Choeling), Darjeeling
About 8 kms from the heart of Darjeeling lies the oldest Tibetan Buddhist Monastery- the Yoga Choeling Monastery, more commonly known as the Ghoom Monastery. Built in the year 1850,
Peace Pagoda and Japanese Temple
About 2 kilometers from the centre of Darjeeling, is a dazzling white pagoda perched atop a hillside- the Peace Pagoda. About 100 yards away lies another structure spread over two-storeys-