Darjeeling is not only famous for its tea but also offers a wide variety of street food that reflects the rich cultural heritage and vibrant culinary traditions. Here are 10 must-try street foods ...

Mirik lies at an elevation of 4,905 feet above sea level and… The Tiger Hill in Darjeeling is famous for the panoramic views of Mount Everest. It is 11 km from the… Home to exotic red panda ...

Glenburn is a Darjeeling Tea Estate. Darjeeling Tea itself is a luxurious product within the tea world. It is known as the ‘champagne of tea’. But it’s very unfortunate at the moment that ...

The oldest site in Darjeeling is Observatory Hill, known locally as “Makal-Babu-Ko-Thaan”. According to legend, a Red Hat Buddhist Monastery… The Tiger Hill in Darjeeling is famous for the ...

Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and Everest Museum - A Journey of Adventure and Inspiration Many people travel to Darjeeling for the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. It's famous for training ...

Planning a trip to the hills of Darjeeling? Don’t miss out on the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoo which has a Red Panda Program ...

Enjoy the world-famous Darjeeling tea, known for its delicate aroma and muscatel flavour. Sip a freshly brewed cup while admiring misty Himalayan landscapes and exploring the region’s lush tea gardens ...

Explore Darjeeling’s tea estates We are no strangers to the globally-famous Darjeeling tea. March is a great time to visit the sprawling tea gardens and see for yourself what happens in these ...

Plucking of the first flush crop in the Darjeeling hills, known as the world’s most expensive tea, generally starts in the middle of March and continues till the first week of May.