Tiger Hill
Renowned for providing the most spectacular sunrise view over the mighty Kanchenjunga range, Tiger Hill is one of the best places for early birds and photographers. On a clear morning, you even get to spot Mount Everest in the far horizon.
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Batasia Loop
A feat of engineering, Batasia Loop is a spiral railway line that enables the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway to tackle steep inclines. The gardens and hilltop views surrounding it make it more enchanting.
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Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train)
A World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway or the Toy Train is a nostalgic journey along scenic routes through misty hills, tea gardens, and picturesque villages.
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Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park
Perfect for nature enthusiasts, this zoo at high altitude is home to rare Himalayan animals like the snow leopard, red panda, Himalayan black bear, and Tibetan wolf. It's also a center for conservation and breeding activities.
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Tea Gardens
No trip to Darjeeling is complete without a visit to its lush tea gardens. The gently sloping estates, set against misty backdrops, produce some of the world’s finest teas and offer visitors a peaceful retreat and insightful tours.
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Peace Pagoda
Located on Jalapahar Hill, the Peace Pagoda stands as a reminder of spiritual peace and world harmony. It has four Buddha statues symbolizing important phases of his life and serves as a peaceful place for contemplation.
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Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park
Situated some 10 km from the central town, these picnic points are ideal for a family picnic. Featuring waterfalls cascading down, colorful flower beds, and a walking path, they offer a rejuvenating sojourn amidst nature.
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Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (HMI)
Established in memory of Tenzing Norgay, HMI is both an institute for training and a museum. It exhibits vintage mountaineering equipment and documents legendary climbs, which makes it a must-visit for adventure seekers.
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Observatory Hill
A sacred location respected by Hindus and Buddhists alike, Observatory Hill is graced with vistas of the Himalayas and ancient temples and monasteries, reflecting the cultural unity of Darjeeling.
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Mall Road (Chowrasta)
The lively center of Darjeeling, Mall Road is ideal for casual walks, shopping, and watching people. Flanked with shops, cafes, and vistas, it's the perfect spot to absorb the town's vibe and local culture.
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