Darjeeling, one of the most famous destinations in north east tourism is a dream destination for all tourists who wish to spend some tranquil time amidst nature. The place that literally means “abode of god” is an ideal getaway for every tourist. Enveloped in captivating natural beauty, Darjeeling has been given the tag of the “Queen of the Hills”.
Here are some reasons which rightly prove why Darjeeling is called as the Queen of the Hills:
Darjeeling is amongst one of the most significant and planned hill resort of the Indian state of West Bengal which is at a height of 2134 meters. The height at which Darjeeling is located is sure to leave you spell bound. Adding to this is the rich flora and fauna and icy chilly weather of the hill station that proudly brags on her nickname, “The Queen of Hills”.
The Darjeeling hill station will give you a spectacular view of the world’s third highest mountain peak, the Kanchenjunga. Not only this, one can also enjoy an outstanding view of the world’s highest peak, The Everest from the Tiger hill. Tiger hill in Darjeeling is a very famous spot in north east tourism.
As you visit Darjeeling, you can also enjoy a trip to the Rangit Valley Ropeway which is one of the largest ropeways in Asia. A ride from this ropeway shall take you to Tiger Hill as you enjoy the beauty of sunrise over the Himalayas.
The amazing hills of Darjeeling make up for a perfect trek. Adventure seekers from around the world visit this chilly hill station to relish some amazing trekking experience.
The normal temperature in the winter months range from 1 degree to 6 degrees Celsius. Surrounded by hills from all sides, the temperature remains quite pleasant and cold all through the year.
Nestled amidst the rolling mountains, the beauty of Darjeeling is beyond description. With hills soaring over the sky, Darjeeling dotingly called “Queen of the Hills” offers an impeccable gateway for those pursuing to be in concord with natural surroundings.
Planning a trip to Darjeeling? Check out these Darjeeling tour packages that will surely let you explore the charming and surreal beauty of this hill station.
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