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Top 7 Reasons to Visit Old Silk Route (East Sikkim)

While tons of individuals prefer going somewhere sunny or to the beach for a touch of escape, only a few (Bengali Tourists) actually consider the mountains. The terrain is rough, the weather is everywhere the place and sometimes, the facilities aren’t all that exquisite. That being said, the mountains of Old Silk Route — East Sikkim is an area of utmost calm and offer such a lot quite you’ll imagine. While there are millions of reasons why a vacation, specially to the East Sikkim mountains is the best idea, here are 7 really important ones.

Disconnected

While up in the core Silk Route mountains like ZULUK GNATHANG areas, most often, you’re going to have poor network coverage with a low internet channel. Which means you get an opportunity to really disconnect. You don’t really realize just how important that is until and unless you’ve actually disconnected from the social world. Its core explanation like a little bubble and while came at first, it’s tough, slowly & glossy but steadily, it becomes rather easy. For a generation that's hooked into our phones, the mountains come as a pleasing change as rather than your phone, you’re watching everything else.

Natural Beauty

Sure the terrain is rough and going to some places could seem sort of a task but, if you’re willing to seem past that and truly notice things, you’ll realise that the mountains are actually filled with beauty.

Every bump and fallen rock features a story and searching beyond the discomfort is once you truly begin to ascertain just how amazing your surroundings are. From the picturesque scenery to the Old Silk Route (East Sikkim) winding roads, everything about the mountains will captivate you. That is if you let it all in! Beautified greeneries will continue after 'Shalugara' - a tiny place before entering the mighty Sikkim border state.

Ease of Peace

There is a major reason why most people tell you to head to the mountains if you’re looking for some peace. Most mountain destinations are rather remotely located which suggests it’s a touch back in time. Specially in Silk Route area lifestyle is going 3 normal years back, comparing modern city lifestyle. It’s sort of a time reversal that transports you to a slower and rather uncomplicated lifestyle generation. Whether it’s beside the lake or under a waterfall, 10 minutes of meditation here will charge your batteries beyond what you thought was possible. The mountains are an area you go once you want time to face still. There’s an old-world charm thereto that you simply truly got to experience.`

Pure Air

One of the foremost important things is in the mountains, you will get pure & genuine air. Which simply won’t find anywhere else is as clean as that. Naturally, once you get there, take a deep breath and you’ll immediately realize the difference. While most of the time in a normal year it’s usually cold, the air is clean and untouched by all the pollution that plagues major cities. Towards the top of it, you’re really really getting to miss having the ability to breathe freely. In Old Silk Roue most demanding destination is 'Zuluk'. Situated at more than 8000 feet. Most of the tourists are preferred to stay here for its pure dustless weather.

Lifetime Adventure

From hiking to paragliding, the mountains offer a variety of adventures that you’ll always remember. A hike through the mountains is actually one among the foremost amazing experiences and it’s something you’ve need to do a minimum of once. The Everest climb is a prime adventure example to worldwide. In India Leh Ladakh is famous for biking, Rishikesh famous for River Rafting, Bungee jumping in Uttarakhand & Andaman is undoubtedly the leading destination for Parasailing.

However, Sikkim has the facility of river rafting at Teesta River, Paragliding at Gangtok city & especially in Silk Route has the advantage of boating facility at Mankhim, almost 6500 feet.

Hilly Community

Among the many reasons most interesting cause is why people who go to the mountains love it so much is, because of the people there. Although they are very much tourist-friendly, from the local traditions to their warm smiles, everyone you come across in mountains is polite and helpful. It’s a true treat to ascertain how they’ve managed to face the test of your time and modernisation. Whether you’re someone they know or an entire stranger, you'll make certain that you’ll be greeted the precise same way. Hilly people are living on behind generation so that their mind is a totally less complex city. Being a core mountain lover you must travel to East Sikkim (Sikkim Silk Route) with family or any active travel partners.

Health Benefit

Now you feel the sun on your back and on your face. Go and see nature in it’s most beauty. Being a nature worshipper The mountains are the perfect place to retreat on your next vacation, to commune with nature. There are various healthy activities to try to do while getting to the mountains for example; hiking, climbing, fishing, canoeing, skiing, and camping. Going up to the mountains will receive several health benefits.

In specially ‘ZULUK’ is specially anchor destination in entire East Sikkim zone. You will get valley of Rhododendron which is quite amazing for eyes.

Here are some branded reasons why you should consider vacationing in the mountains!

Altitude – Exercise is high altitude will spike your extreme weight. Also decrease your appetite.

Heart Disease – Altitude help us to bearing the risk of cardiovascular. Reduced oxygen helps to create new pathways for blood vessels for oxygen to flow.

Fresh Air - The fresh air helps respiratory problems and easier breathing for asthma. Being up in the mountains gives your lungs the chance to breathe in oxygen that is free of gasses or air pollution.

Happiness Building - The smell of Lavender, which grows at mountain bases is quite famous to help depression and aid good sleep. If you are feeling down, climb. Riding a mountain can help you to see the value of your life by producing endorphins by being close to physical danger. Facing your fears can assist you to see how limited some time is and provides you a replacement appreciation for the sweetness of life.

Cheaper – Apart from transportation, mountain places are strongly cheaper than any Disneyland.

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adorablesilkroute · 4 years ago

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Being a Bengali, Durgapuja is the Biggest Festival. It’s time to celebrate your puja vacation in Silk Route (East Sikkim).

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Old Silk Route (East Sikkim) with Darjeeling Tour Plan * Day 1 - NJP to Aritar via Mankhim * Day 2 - Mankhim to Zuluk via Lingtum * Day 3 - Zuluk to Sillerygaon via Gnathang * Day 4 - Sillerygaon to Darjeeling * Day 5 - Darjeeling full day city sightseeing * Day 6 - Darjeeling to NJP

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A Wonderful Experience of Sandakphu Tour & Trek from Siliguri City

Many of you'll know me as a man who has never been a writer/blogger, and yet here you're, reading my first ever travel excerpt, and it’s only and only because I cannot comprehend my experience and keep it just to myself from my recent Trek to Sandakphu-Phalut. Sandakphu Trek is a very rare trek you’ve to examine, heard a few lots. I am sure you'll have also seen many pictures of the ‘Sleeping Buddha’ range as viewed from its summit. But let me tell you that one isn't prepared for the landscapes that lie ahead once you reach Sandakphu. The mighty Mt. Kanchenjunga towering right ahead of you, the trio of Mt. Makalu, Mt. Everest, and Mt. Lhotse lies to your left, and as you progress your gaze towards the proper, one can see the vast expanse of the mountain ranges of Tibet and Bhutan, including Mt. Gangkhar Puensum (the highest unclimbed mountain of Bhutan). As I did my best to soak within these views at 5:45 am from the terrace of my homestay in the bone freezing winds of approx. -8 degrees, my eyes turned moist, and that I was overwhelmed by the visuals, realizing how small and insignificant we all humans are. This is the story of 1 of the foremost beautiful Himalayan treks that I even have ever embarked upon.

If you’re still reading through this, it’s only because outdoor life may be a living, breathing aspiration for you. In June 2017, I had successfully summited the trek to Kudermukh and since then, I have looked for a mountain that would give me an identical altitude and therefore the adrenaline rush related to it. Sandakphu was nowhere near that altitude, nor it came within the challenging category trek, however, something about the trek had me hooked thereto. I read its description a few times, and therefore the incontrovertible fact that this trek had constant flirtations with the India-Nepal international border and its summit views included 4 of the 14 eight thousand meters peaks of the world, made me finalize it. This trek had tea house stays throughout its duration, and being an expensive trek, it had a pleasant ring thereto. So, on the morning of 13th Feb, I took a flight to Bagdogra, and after a gorgeous 4-hour drive through a road dotted by tea gardens on each side, our trek group received the bottom village of Kopidana. We were a gaggle of 6 trekkers (Lali, Sonu, Aditya, Suvo, and myself Shuvajit) all coming from the Kolkata city, and there was a moment bonding between us all. At Kopidana we were introduced to our trek lead, Devendra Bisht, and native guide Ram Ji who belonged to the border town of Maneybhanjang. After a quick round of introduction over a couple of cups of tea then browsing the itinerary over dinner, we were sent packing to sleep in our cozy beds and blankets by 9 pm.

The warning call came in at 6.30 am and that we all were up in a moment, very excited to start our 4-day trek. After a wholesome breakfast and packing our bags we were able to trek to Tumling, a little village in Nepal. We started our ascent by 8.30 am and reached the tiny hamlet of Chitrey by around 10.30 am for a few light snacks and tea. After an honest rest we began our journey forward, the route after Chitrey is more of a gradual ascent with ups and downs within the path, one can see a lot of SSB posts on the way and greet our jawans guarding them a resounding ‘Jai Hind’. At around 1 pm we reached our lunch campsite at Megma village. The lunch host was a particularly sweet old fashioned teacher, who had prepared a delicious spread consisting of some crisp french-fried potatoes, cabbage vegetable, fresh mint chutney, hot dal and rice, fried papads, and an area pickle. We all hogged on the food without making a sound then visited the local monastery, clicked a couple of pictures before proceeding back with our upward journey towards Tumling.

We reached Tumling by around 3.30 pm and immediately checked in to our local homestay called Satkar lodge. Tumling may be a small village consisting of around 15–20 local families, while the road adjacent to the village lies in India the village actually belongs to Nepal. Later in the evening, soaking within the warmth of the fireside within the area, sipping on our tea, and munching through piping hot ‘Kanda Bhajiyas’, Maggi, and omelets, we all narrated our stories of previous trek experiences to every other. Potato and rice being the staple food of the region, its presence is strongly felt within the food throughout the trek. Almost all vegetables prepared have their main ingredient as potato and therefore the sweet dish also generally revolves around rice pudding or on some occasions fresh custard. However, the food throughout the trek was homely, served hot, and very delicious.

The next morning, we all awakened at 5.30 am, except within the case of Wasim who was awake from 3.30 am and not taking any risk of missing the sunrise. This was getting to be our first glimpse of the ‘Sleeping Buddha’ range, however, thanks to low visibility and foggy conditions, we all were left a touch disappointed. At every homestay that we stayed, we might always awaken to the divine chants of ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ the Tibetan prayer playing over the stereo each morning. And to awaken to the present, sipping predicament from the thermos and walking outside your room to enjoy the surrealistic views whilst shivering within the cold, was one hell of an experience that we all looked forward to each morning. After an honest scrumptious breakfast, we were able to make our push to a subsequent campsite at Kalapokhri village. The walk today began with an honest 2 hours of descent, making us lose all the peak gain which we had achieved the previous day. This meant just one thing that an honest steep ascent would soon be approaching us and lots of within the group were vary of this. As you cross a stone milestone with the word Nepal inscribed within the Devnagri script thereon you're suddenly ushered into a replacement country much to your amusement. The route today passes through the famous Red Panda wildlife sanctuary, the Singalila National Park, bamboo forests on both sides of the trail, and a completely downhill path that leads you to Garibas village, which acts as a layby before you began the steep ascent until Kalapokhri.

The walk today was just about 17 km and therefore the weather was extremely cold and foggy post-lunch. We could hardly see the team member walking ahead folks, but finally, after an extended tiring walk, we made our way into the tiny sleepy village of Kalapokhri at 4 pm which was entirely lost within the dense fog. ‘Losar’ the Tibetan New Year had recently been celebrated and at every homestay that we stayed in we got traditional sweets prepared by the locals. One thing which I observed at every village was that every Nepali house was decorated elegantly. Right from posters of superhit Bollywood films, mandala artworks, khukris, and artistic frames were hung around the living rooms. The exterior paint of their houses was bright and in contrasting combination which made them look far prettier. And almost every house had a fanatical garden which consisted of various flowering plants and veggies.

Over a span of half a decade of my trekking and traveling within the pahadi states of Uttarakhand and Himachal, I used to be always taken aback by the hospitality of the locals and this faith within the parade's has now been carved out on a stone after experiencing similar welcoming nature by the families residing near the Indo-Nepal border. Over a couple of games of cards, fresh popcorns, soup, and hot dinner (all prepared by an old but cute and fit Nepali lady, who everyone loving called as ‘amma’) we all chatted nonchalantly and when the temperatures started dropping to sub-zero levels, we all went in our rooms seeking the comfort and heat that our thick yet soft blankets had to offer. One convenient aspect of trekking during this region is that roads and electricity are out there right up to the summit. Though the electricity is erratic and therefore the roads in extremely bad shape, it does provide a way of comfort to all or any trekkers. Also, the availability of the Airtel network and Wi-Fi connection at every homestay keeps one connected with the surface world. After leisurely awakening at 8 within the morning subsequent day, we all braced ourselves for one final summit push of Sandakphu. The trek distance was merely a 6km ascent and with an eta of 1 pm set by our leaders, we reached the summit by noon itself much to our surprise. However, this joy was short-lived because the sky became full of dense clouds and a thick fog descended on the summit plateau. The temperature began to spiral downwards and that we had to cancel our sunset view walk of the evening. Spirits a touch dampened, we settled within the common area of our homestay and commenced playing cards, which now had been a ritual within the evenings. But because the night picked up so did the spirits of all the groups resting within the common area.

Nepali pop songs and Bollywood 90’s hits blared through the speaker systems and suddenly the living room resembled an area club with random strangers swaying and dancing to the beats. This energy and atmosphere at 12000ft within the summit camp were a fantastic experience itself. However, after a scrumptious dinner, we all were advised to travel to sleep early by our lead because the D-day awaited us the subsequent morning. I remember praying religiously to the Gods that night for a transparent sighting subsequent morning.Sandakphu may be a tiny village consisting of an SSB camp, a few wooden houses, and lodges that are travel by the local families. It's a flat plateau peak to which tourists and trekkers throng in numbers to experience the last word sunrise views each season which commences in November and runs right up to the onset of monsoons. A few trekkers also further trek to Phalut which is a bit lower in altitude and another 20 km from Sandakphu and is located a little more closer to the Kanchenjunga range. However, the proximity of those surrounding ranges even at Sandakphu is amazing.Three loud knocks at the door and therefore the yelling of Wasim had me on my feet at 5.40 am subsequent morning. It was extremely windy and cold and that I shivered as I made my answer of the homestay to succeed in the steps leading up to the terrace. As I used to be walking up, still a touch sleepy, i used to be unaware of the unbelievable sights that had opened behind my back.The Gods had been merciful and therefore the entire sky had cleared and right ahead folks lay the amazingly mighty ‘Sleeping Buddha’ range, all of its peaks crystal clear insight. The 8586m Mt.Kanchenjunga altogether its glory, its peak, however, lost to the encompassing clouds, stared at the 20–25 odd group of individuals who had braved the cold and had gathered on the terrace. As I scanned a touch westwards and bingo, the golden jackpot I could figure out Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, and the revered Mt. Everest. The entire range was so humongous and shut that it had been impossible to believe that I used to be seeing 4 of the world’s highest peaks at an equivalent time. As the sun rose and its rays made the snow on the peaks sparkle like gold, I thanked my stars that i used to be standing there at that moment to experience such a magical and luxurious moment ever to be visualized. The vast expense of the peaks of Tibet and Bhutan lay on the eastern side and behind us were the tiny hills and plains of the Indian states of Sikkim and West Bengal. It was a drop gorgeous view everywhere.The Gods were kind and therefore the famed 180-degree Sandakphu view was right ahead folks. Fighting back a couple of overwhelming tears, I fixed my gaze on the Mt. Kanchenjunga summit, thanked it, and prayed for the security of the climbers that were getting to push for its summit within the upcoming climbing season. After spending around another hour and soaking in those surreal views, it had been time for our breakfast then to pack our bag packs and get on the move towards the next camp at Sepi. The walk today was an extended tiring descent of 15 km. I quickly filmed a couple of review videos for TTH with the Sleeping Buddha home in my backdrop and by 8.30 we were on our way downhill.As a habit of collecting and bringing back natural mementos from every place I travel, I used to be lucky enough to seek out the bark of the Bhojpatra tree (found only above 10000ft) and little pine cones which I happily stuffed in my tiffin box for safekeeping. But the cherry on the cake was spotting a Rhododendron tree, the national flower of Nepal in its full bloom post our lunch break at the tiny village of Gurdum.

The blooming season of these world-famous flowers starts by march and lasts till the monsoons. A medicinal herbal juice prepared from the extract of the Rhododendron flowers is sort of a standard delicacy in these parts. After crossing a couple of wooden bridges over the Srikhola river (Khola stands for the river in Nepali), we reached Sepi by 4 pm and post the last body stretching session for the trek, I quickly took a bucket of predicament (Rs.50 per bucket, as bathing, is taken into account a luxury on treks) and had a soothing bath after 6 days.The trek for all 6 folks was a particularly successful one and after one last round of briefing conducted by Dev bhaiya and Ram Ji, we all were handed our trek completion certificates after sharing our experiences.TTH has been that one organization that has the specified capability, management, and technical skills of giving its client the foremost memorable trek experiences ever. Be it on the challenging 20000ft Stok summit or a comparatively luxurious Sandakphu trek, the services, the food, the local guides, the stays are just impeccable. As we partied and danced away our last night together until the wee hours at the basecamp, there was this one mutual feeling that we all had which was of gratefulness.Grateful for the guides and therefore the trek lead who encouraged us and kept our spirits high, grateful to the local families living within the hills to allow us to in their homes and sleep within the warm beds and served us piping hot food for the whole duration of the trek, grateful to mountain Gods for allowing us to summit and descend back safely.

See You Sandakphu

As I made my journey back to the Bagdogra airport subsequent day, I mentally was still on the terrace of my homestay at Sandakphu summit, watching the mighty ranges and realizing that those two hours on the morning of 17th Feb 2021 were far and away from the simplest views I could ever soak in.

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adorablesilkroute · 4 years ago

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Explore Adventure at Sandakphu Tour & Trek from Siliguri City - An Amazing Experience

After Secon Wave of COVID-19 Sandakphu-Phalut Tour from Siliguri-NJP

Alas! Again, we all missed our well-deserved summer holiday in 2021 due to the second wave of Covid19 pandemic. Don’t get depressed now. Get ready for next summer & make your holiday absolutely fascinating with us. Apart from your city’s hustle-bustle and can give you a clean and pure environment. Yes, you are right, I am talking about SANDAKPHU TOUR & TREK Near (Indo-Nepal Border), our beautiful North-Bengal Himalayan state, closer to Nepal. Whenever we are gossiping about Tour & Trekking adventure, “Sandakphu & Phalut” is the key area to make your holiday adventurous & much more heartwarming at 12,000 feet. Sandakphu is also blessed by Mother Nature in the form of mirror range of Kanchenjungha with its different body parts. All the areas are core & never missing point to their breath-taking scenic beauty.

Special SANDAKPHU-PHALUT TOUR Attention - As there is no foreigner restriction, in every year numerous foreigners are visiting Sandakphu Route & enjoy the High-Altitude adventure.

Interesting Overview of SANDAKPHU TRIP

Highly refers to the adventure, mountains & trekkers lover. When adventure touches your heart ” YOU WILL NEVER FORGET IN YOUR LIFE”.

Sandakphu-Phalut is a grandeur tourist destination for adventure hunters. In all the seasons (tourist or non-tourist) Sandakphu is showings its attitude for damn high altitude. Wish for your near & dear ones to “SLEEPING-BUDDHA”, which is crystally visible from the entire Singalila range.

This panoramic mountain destination offers you to enjoy, the complete Sandakphu-Phalut Tour on LAND ROVER CAR. Although the high altitude is not enough to make its interest. The world’s renowned highest peaks like Mt.Kanchenjungha, Everest are pulling you closer.

To be proud that, from last three consecutive years Sandakphu-Phalut-Tumling to entire Singalila territory develop a lot to becoming a tourist mature destination.

Why Sandakphu is an Iconic Tourist Destination?

Sandakphu-Phalut-Tumling is a place belonging to Singalila Range. Although this is the highest peak of West Bengal. Where visible Mt.Makalu, Mt.Lhotse, Mt.Kanchenjungha, Mt.Everest, Mt.Pandim [Highest five peaks in the world]. Always enjoy the hill destination by selecting the season not the price. Our esteemed guests always prefer to travel at full moon time.

Special Facts - This is a fully customized trip. You can mole the customization as per your choice. Select your budget today otherwise someone else will elect.

Top Things to Do in your SANDAKPHU TOUR & TREK

Soft Trek to Giribas.

Fishing at Kalapokhari & Jorpokhari.

Enjoy the ride of British Heritage LAND ROVER car, only available at SANDAKPHU-PHALUT route.

Taste a delicious lunch at Sunrise Homestay & Restaurant.

Don't forget to enjoy the snowfall at the December Month.

Enjoy the Singalila National Park with friend & family.

Although Phalut & Falut is the second highest peak in West-Bengal, must visited place for the clear visibility of Indo-Nepal border.

Early morning sunrise visit at Tumling.

Daywise Sandakphu Tour Plan:-

DAY 1 - NJP TO MANEBHANJAN [4 Hrs]

OVERNIGHT AT MANEBHANJAN

Experiencing the camping on SANDAKPHU TOUR at INDO-NEPAL border.

Meet & greet at NJP/IXB/Siliguri Bust-Stand, first & foremost platform for Sandakphu-Phalut Tour Package by Land Rovers. After arrival journey will start for MANEBHANJAN. Primary night-halt destination for tourists, which is situated at approx 2000 m. Located at 25Km from Darjeeling sub-division.

‘Bhanjan’or’Bhyanjan’ is a Nepali word that means ‘Junction’ – & ‘Mane’ means stupas. Here it defines the mysterious “JUNCTION OF STUPAS”.

** Finest gateway of SINGALILA NATIONAL PARK & for SANDAKPHU TREK**. After a long journey enjoy your evening, as leisure only on Homestay type of accommodation. Otherwise, you can explore your nearby areas by soft-walking.

DAY 2 – MANEBHANJAN TO SANDAKPHU [3 Hrs]

OVERNIGHT AT SANDAKPHU

Welcome to Land of British Land Rovers

After breakfast starts for Sandakphu The drive from Manebhanjan is very steep and winding at several places. Only 4-wheel drive vehicles can negotiate this entire boulder stretch, normal cars can’t make it. The journey from Manebhanjan will be slow. From here you can see overlooking 180 degrees Mt Kanchenjunga, Mt. Everest, and many Himalayan peaks.The highest peak point of West Bengal, where visible Mt.Makalu, Mt.Lhotse, Mt.Kanchenjungha, Mt.Everest, Mt.Pandim [Highest five peaks in the world]. Sandakphu means “Height of Poison Plant” which is situated at approx 3600m. It’s located 58Kms from Darjeeling’s main sub-division.

**Entire journey will continue on 70-80 Years old LAND ROVER vehicle, belonging from the British era.**If you are lucky enough, you can be witnessing on blooming Rhodondrendron cover with a deep pine forest. If you spot some unknown species like Red Panda, Barking Deer, then the Sandakphu journey will be memorable.

DAY 3 - SANDAKPHU TO TUMLING-PHALUT [6 Hrs]

OVERNIGHT AT TUMLING

Sandakphu Trek offers you the ultimate adventure with night CAMPING.

After breakfast start for Phalut. Phalut is 20 km from Sandakphu about a 2.5 hrs Journey by Jeep. It is The highest altitude place in Westbengal, from Phalut you can enjoy the panoramic view of Mighty Kanchenjugha and Mt. Everest. After you will start towards Tumling / Tonglu. The evening is free for personal activities.

Phalut is the second-highest point after Sandakphu at the Singalila range. Mountains always offer the craziest adventure even in many obstacles. If you love the thrilling trek on a bumpy plat, the Tumling-Phalut is the full & final choice to test your trekking limit. Phalut is situated at 11,800 feet (approx) from sea level.** Your adventure is incomplete without Sandakphu-Phalut trekking. Enjoy the village nestled with a few trekkers hut & Homestay, Bungalows.

DAY 4 – TUMLING TO DARJEELING [3 Hrs]

OVERNIGHT AT DARJEELING

A darling destination for the nature lover. Disappear with your soul at Darjeeling city. Only heritage British architectural city after Kolkata situated at 2,042m. The city is beautified with ancient Toy Train (World Heritage Site) & nestled with deep pine forest where you can play with yourself between cloud & fog.

On the way to Darjeeling from Siliguri, you can enjoy the natural beauty in every curve. More than 70% couple is choosing Darjeeling as a honeymoon destination only for its solitude.

Do not forget to ride the Cable-Car//Ropeway, running above the hill & Tea-Garden. Best Tea-State which is geographically pretended in the entire North-Bengal territory.

DAY 5 - DARJEELING TO NJP

YOUR TRIP ENDS HERE.

"Don’t cry because it’s over, just smiles because it’s happened."

After breakfast start for NJP. Cherish your good-bye memories with heart touching Sandakphu story. We don’t think you can ever forget this epic journey to the highest point of West-Bengal.

Sandakphu Nearby Places & Their Altitude

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