Best Time to Visit 

Darjeeling in Summer - The summer season from April to June is peak tourist time, with temperatures up to 19°C. Enjoy mild weather, a blend of sunlight, and cool breezes for exploration.

Darjeeling in Monsoon— Heavy rainfall from July to September can cause landslides and road damage. For rain lovers, it's the best time to witness the lush greenery of tea estates and breathtaking natural views.

Darjeeling in Winter - From October to February, Darjeeling is ideal for honeymoons with snowy landscapes. Trekking offers spectacular views of snow-capped mountains, and major festivals like Teesta, Tourism, and Darjeeling Carnival occur.

How to Reach

By Air - Bagdogra Airport, about 95 km from Darjeeling, is the nearest airport with connections to major cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Guwahati.

By Train - The nearest railway station, New Jalpaiguri, is approximately 62 km from Darjeeling and links significant cities, including Kolkata, Delhi, Guwahati, Chennai, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.

By Road - Enjoy a scenic drive to Darjeeling from Kolkata (651 km), Gangtok (100 km), or Kalimpong (52 km), rejuvenating your mind along the way.

Major Tourist Attractions

Tiger Hill: Experience serene sunsets and sunrises, explore hilltop temples, and marvel at the wilderness up close.

Batasia Loop & War Memorial: Visit the railway loop, which includes a War Memorial honouring Gorkha soldiers. The memorial boasts panoramic views of Kanchenjunga and surrounding peaks.

Rock Garden & Ganga Maya Park: Discover this popular attraction with bridges, streams, and lakes, offering picturesque scenery and sharp bends.

Peace Pagoda: Explore this grand peace pagoda on Jalapahar Hills, fostering harmony and goodwill amidst breathtaking surroundings.

Mahakal Temple: Pay homage to this revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, featuring a sacred cave for spiritual seekers.

Dali Monastery: Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of this colourful Buddhist Monastery, showcasing intricate art and a colossal Buddha statue.

Himalayan Tibet Museum: Delve into Tibetan history and culture through captivating exhibits.

Observatory Hill: Take panoramic views of the snow-capped Kanchenjunga from this famous vantage point.

Happy Valley Estate: Wander through the world's highest tea estate, spanning 430 acres and offering scenic tea plantations.

Neora Valley National Park: Explore the rich biodiversity of this national park, home to rare species like the Red Panda.

Joey's Pub: At Joey's Pub, tourists can relax with refreshing drinks, enjoy live music, and unwind in a renowned relaxing atmosphere.

Himalayan Railway Station: Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a historic region landmark.

Bhutia Basti Monastery: Discover another cultural gem housing Buddha idols and images of revered figures like the Dalai Lama.

Bengal Natural History Museum: Visit to witness the diverse flora and fauna of the region, including rare species like the Himalayan Brown Wood Owl and Tibetan Fox.

St. Andrew's Church: Marvel at this church's architectural splendour and historical significance, which also houses a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.