Tiger hill:
Standing at a height of 2590m, Tiger Hill is 11 km from Darjeeling.
The place is famous for its magnificent view of Kanchenjunga, Mt. Everest
and other eastern Himalayan peaks especially at the time of sunrise.
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Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI) & Museum: Adjacent to the Zoological Park, HMI runs courses on mountaineering. It has a mountaineering museum containing mountaineering gears and the specimens of Himalayan flora & fauna. The Everest Museum exhibits the history of attempts on the great peak. The museum also exhibits equipments used by Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary on their way to Mt. Everest and a letter written by George Mallory, the British climber who was lost while climbing Mt. Everest and whose body was found just a few years back. |
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Lloyd Botanical Garden: The garden, located below the bus stand, is worth a dekko for its representative collection of Himalayan plants, flowers and orchids. The serenity of the sylvan atmosphere that the garden offers is another reason for its attraction. Ghoom Monastery: The most famous monastery of this region, also known as Yogachoeling Gompa, enshrines an image of Maitrey Buddha (the coming Buddha). |
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*Passenger
Ropeway: - At North Point, it is ready to offer you a joy ride. *Nehru Park: - Offers you the most unperturbed view of the mountain ranges of this region. *Ava Art Gallery *Gymkhana Club *Observatory Hill *Bengal Natural History Museum *Rock Garden *Batasia Loop |
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| Windamere
(Heritage) New Elgin (Super Deluxe) Ceder Inn (Super Deluxe) Mayfair (Super Deluxe) |
Seven
Seventeen (Deluxe) Dekeling (Standard) Sunflower (Deluxe) |
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| Ideal
time to visit: Anytime except the monsoon (June-September), preferably
October, November, March & April. N.B. Light woolen clothes in summer & warm clothes in winter, a foldable handy umbrella may be useful. |
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