Indian Hill stations
Darjeeling Diaries: Exploring the “Queen of Hills”
DEC 20-26 ’23
Darjeeling, West Bengal
Darjeeling is a hill station amidst the Mighty Himalayas, where local culture intertwines with panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Why Darjeeling?
“A place where sunrise begins with a cup of tea with a view of Mighty Himalayas”
Darjeeling is a quaint hill station amidst the Himalayas. It is renowned for its lush green tea gardens which are famous worldwide.
This hill station still bears the touch of colonial history and architecture. From having the age-old Darjeeling Himalayan Railway to having serene Buddhist monasteries, Darjeeling offers a plethora of experiences for a traveler seeking adventure and peace with the essence of the Himalayan Spirit.
Why visit Darjeeling?
Darjeeling offers a lot to its tourists. Here are some of the most important reasons
“Toy Trains”
The Himalayas
Tea gardens
Friendly People
DEC 24, ’23
The Iconic Mall Road
The iconic Mall Road is situated in the heart of Darjeeling which is crowded with different kinds of shops ranging from garment shops to eateries to souvenir shops. This road serves as the cultural and commercial hub of Darjeeling which tourists visit at least once. The Mall Road features some wonderful Bengali and Tibetan restaurants. Mall Road provides a beautiful scenic view of the surrounding hills making it a must-visit spot for every tourist. Darjeeling’s social hub is a beautiful blend of history and culture mixed with modernity making it an integral part of experiencing Darjeeling.
Take a look at the river amidst the hilly terrains and enjoy the beauty of nature!!
ABOUT ME!!
Hiii there!! I’m Pratim Mandal, a full-time student but a part-time traveler. I am originally from West Bengal, India and currently, I’m studying in Ontario, Canada. I enjoy traveling and exploring different cultures, lifestyles, and most importantly cuisines of different cultures. Join me on this journey as I travel around and experience nature. Let’s wander together and adopt a modern ideology of being a “nomad”.