INCREDIBLE HIMALAYAS

Darjeeling Tour

QUEEN OF HILLS AWAITS YOU

Darjeeling hill town is located at an altitude of 6,710ft in north east India and is part of the state of West Bengal.Darjeeling district has become a separate district of West Bengal effective 14th Feb 2017 with an area of 1,056 square kilometers of its own.
Although the area of Darjeeling hill town itself is small (about 10 square kilometers), Darjeeling is also a district and spans over a large area of about 2,100 square kilometers. The district has subdivisions like Kurseong, Siliguri etc as well as the hill resort town of Mirik. So there are many lovely places to visit within Darjeeling hills itself.

Attractions & Tourism- Darjeeling

1.Kanchenjunga snow peaks

2.Mountain and Monastery

3.Historical Churches & Temples

4.Rolling Tea Estates on Mountain Slopes

5.Museums & Art galleries

5.Tiger Hill

5.Gardens, Waterfalls & Cable Car Rides

6.Jeep safari to Singalila (high altitude national par)

Popular Tour

Key Attractions: Paragliding in the valley, Jhakri Falls and Kyongnosla Water Falls, Yak ride, Lively nightlife, Snowcapped ranges of Mt Kachendzonga, Bird eye view from the rope way, Enchey Monastery.

Yuksom and the Dzongri Trail

Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim and has loads of gems in its kitty; you would be awestruck by the never ending walking trails, gorgeous silver-fir trees and most importantly the hospitality by the locals. Make sure it is on your list of places to visit in Sikkim.
Best time to Visit: October to June

Key Attractions: River rafting and kayaking during the summers, Bird spotting, Lush green fauna and flower beds on the banks, Sangam of river teesta with it tributary the Rangeet River, Dikchu bridge on way to Lachung

Teesta River Rafting

River Rafting is one of the latest adventure sports in Sikkim. If you want to walk with the momentum of nature, come and get plunged in the crystal clear blue water of river. River Teesta and its tributary Rangeet provides wonderful routes for river rafting. Hit the challenging water streams of the turbulent Tessta by just rafting in it.
Best time to Visit: April–May; and November

Key Attractions: Yak safari, Border Gates of India and China, A beautifully built war memorial, Exhibition Centre of the Indian Army, Mt Chomolhari

Nathula Pass

Nathula pass, located in the Himalayas, connects India with Tibet. The pass, at 4,310 m above sea level forms a part of a side-shoot of the prehistoric Silk Road. Definitely one of the places to visit in Sikkim without fail.
Best time to Visit: May and October

Key Attractions: The historic Norbugang Park, Tashi tenka, which was a historic royal palace promises wonderful views, The oldest monastery the Dubdi Gompa, Goechala Trek, Khangchendzonga National Park

Yuksom and the Dzongri Trail

Sikkim is known as paradise for trekker’s. The trek from Yuksom to Dzongri peak is challenging and adventurous. If you are up then enjoy the most popular trek in Sikkim that takes the trail towards the famous Goecha La. It is premier trekking trail in Sikkim that takes you close to the spectacular view of mighty Kanchenjunga.
Best time to Visit: May and October

Key Attractions: Gurudongmar Lake which is often frozen in winters, Lachung Gompa where the largest Buddhist shrine is located, Lachung Monastery, Handicraft and Lachung Village

Lachung, Lachen and Yumthang Valley

Lachen is a distant village in North Sikkim and the winter home for Tibetan nomadic tribes. Lachung is also a high altitude village of Tibetan and Bhutia people in North Sikkim. And Yumthang is a beautiful valley bounded by snowcapped mountains. All three are extremely beautiful tourist places in Sikkim. One must visit this place for experiencing snowfall in Sikkim.
Best time to Visit: March–June is pleasant; and December–January for snowfall

Key Attractions: Nag temple Mt Kanchenjungha Thambi View Point

Zulak

One of the offbeat Sikkim tourist places, Zuluk is a small village located at a high altitude and has a very empowering history due to its connection with the Silk Route. It promises great views of the snowcapped mountain ranges especially during winter and is a fabulous place to visit for those looking for snowfall in Sikkim..
Best time to Visit: March–June is pleasant; and December–January for snowfall

Places - To - Interest

Key Attractions: Jakhu Temple, State Museum & Library, Viceregal Lodge & Botanical Gardens, Christ Church & St. Michael's Cathedral, East of Shimla - Chail & Kufri,

Shimla

Shimla was once par of the Nepalease king-dom and called Shyamla, another name for the goddess Kali, but Shimla never gained any fame until it was 'discovered' by the British in 1819. Three years later, the first 'British' house was erected, and in 1864 Shimla became the summer capital of India. Shimla is the State Capital of Himachal Pradesh, with its population around 1.6 lacs (Shimla town). It was the Summer Capital of India under the British rule. Shimla has witnessed many important historical events, such as the famous Shimla Pact between India & Pakistan, which was signed here. The place is also famous for its natural beauty, architectural buildings, wooden crafts and apples.

Key Attractions: Kangra Art Museum, McLeod Gunj, Bhagsunag Fall, War Memorial

McLeod Gunj or Dharamshala

Dharamshala itself is of little interest to travelers, although Kotwali Bazaar, at the foot of the roads leading up to McLeod Gunj, is an interesting and colorful market, and you can visit the Kanga Art Museum. Dharamshala stands at the foot of snow wrapped lofty Dhauladhar ranges and offers a magnificent view of snowy peaks, deodar and pine forests, tea gardens and beautiful hills. Dharamshala with a number of Tibetan settlements and the residence of the spiritual and temporal leader of the Tibetan people, the Noble Laureate His Holiness the Dalai Lama, now really has become a place of international significance.

Key Attractions: Bijli Mahadev Temple, Tirthan Valley, Hot Water Springs, Beas River.

Kullu Travel

Scenically pretty valley and adventure playground. Kullu was once known as Kullanthapitha - the end of the habitable world. Beyond rose the forbidding heights of the Greater Himalaya, and by the banks of the shining river Beas, lay the fabled Silver Valley. The hill resort of Kullu is located in the Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh. Kullu lies in the lower reaches of the Himalayan range.