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Known for being the tea estate of West Bengal, Darjeeling is located in the northern part of the state. The city is well known for endowing a British charm and is world popular for being a vast tea estate producing the widest variety of tea leaves. Apart from being a tea estate, it offers an eclectic charm that is a must for all to explore. There is a wide array of places to visit in Darjeeling in June and explore the charm of the beautiful tourist spot. Darjeeling ideally is a place for one to visit in summers; however it can also be visited in June as it offers a variety of places to be explored even in the monsoon months. Let us explore a few to visit in Darjeeling in June.

Top 8 Places To Visit In Darjeeling In June

Darjeeling is a destination that has plenty to see. From monasteries to mountain landscapes, there is no dearth of eye-catching marvels. Take a look at this tailored list of all the places to visit in Darjeeling in June that one can visit on their summer escape.

1. Tiger Hill
2. Batasia Loop
3. Happy Valley Tea Estate
4. Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park
5. Peace Pagoda
6. Ghoom Monastery
7. Neora Valley National Park
8. St. Andrew’s Church

1. Tiger Hill

best view

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Known as one of the most prominent tourist places to visit in Darjeeling in June, Tiger Hills is undoubtedly a complete package for individuals opting to be closer to nature. Nothing feels as satisfactory as watching sunrise in this marvellous spot in Darjeeling. For those visiting this tourist spot, you need to visit it early in the morning during sunrise to witness the impeccable beauty. Tourists can reach this spot by availing jeep safaris.

Popular for: Sunrise, photography
Timings: Dawn till sunset
Entry Fee: Free

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2. Batasia Loop

popular tourist destination

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Batasia Loop is another popular tourist destination that can be visited while being on the tour of the famous ‘Toy Train’. The train travels through a looped track and this destination falls midway that is popular for housing a Gorkha war memorial. The toy train further gives travelers a chance to witness the entire 360 degree view at a glance. The loop traditionally covers an area of 50k sq ft while traversing spirally in landscaped parks, tunnels and hillocks. It is situated at a high altitude of about 1000 feet and a crafts market located nearby is a must visit.

Popular for: Breathtaking view, local crafts market
Timings: 5.00 am – 4.30 pm
Entry Fee: INR 15 per head

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3. Happy Valley Tea Estate

 most popular attractions

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As Darjeeling is well known as a tea estate, this Happy Valley Tea Estate is spread across a vast expanse of 437 acres. Sitting at a height of 2,100 meters above sea level, the tea estate is slowly emerging as one of the most popular attractions. This is located in the middle of the most breathtaking scenery which almost resembles that of a picture. You can witness the highest tea factory of the world in the tea estate which was established in the year 1854.

Popular for: Tea estate, breathtaking view and highest tea factory
Timings: 9.30 am – 4.30pm
Entry Fee: Free

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4. Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park

popular Red Panda and Snow Leopard

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Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park, known for the popular Red Panda and Snow Leopard breeding is one of the most popular zoo parks in the country. Spread over a huge area of total 67.56 acres, the park is situated at an altitude of 2,134 meters above the sea level. Additionally, it is also the largest zoo in India, in terms of high altitude. It proudly boasts some of the most exquisite flora and fauna. The zoo is sitting down slope from the Jawahar Road and is home to the largest population of unique and exquisite snow leopards in the country.

Popular for: Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, a large population of exquisite flora and fauna such as red pandas, Himalayan bears, clouded leopards and so on. You should not miss out on visiting the leopard breeding centre.
Timing: 8.30 am to 4pm
Entry Fee: INR 20 for adults (Indians)| INR 50 for foreigners
Entry Fee: INR 60 combined with Himalayan Mountaineering Institute

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5. Peace Pagoda

Buddhist shrine built by Buddhist monk Nichidatsu

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Peace Pagoda had been built during 1885-1985 is one among the 30 structures built all across the world. This is a Buddhist shrine built by Buddhist monk Nichidatsu Fujii is a shrine that is located in the middle of some of the many enticing locations. Reflecting four forms of Lord Buddha and sitting beside Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhist temple. A gorgeous white structure adorned with golden hued sculptures is a must to visit on your tour to Darjeeling. This structure is as wide as 23 sq wide along with being as high as 28.5 metres. If you love meditating love, the place can be a helpful spot of meditation.

Popular for: Meditation, bird’s eye view of Darjeeling
Timings: 4:30am to 7pm
Entry Fee: Free

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6. Ghoom Monastery

Yoga Choeling Monastery and is one among the most popular tourist places

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The monastery is also known as Yoga Choeling Monastery and is one among the most popular tourist places to visit in Darjeeling in June. Located on the down slope of Ghoom Railway Station, the monastery is present since the old times while bears an ancient rich history of the culture. The monastery boasts prayer room, a large library and a study hall. Remember to switch off your cell phone before entering the monastery as the monks do not prefer loud noises inside their place of devotion.

Popular for: Study hall, library and prayer hall, momo and thukpa available outside
Timings: 12.00 am to 12.00 pm
Entry Fee: Free

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7. Neora Valley National Park

richest biological zone in the north-east

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If you are a bit of the adventurous kind, the Neora Valley National Park opens its arms to you. Being the richest biological zone in the north-east, the park is popular for hosting the largest population of Red Panda in the country. The park had been established in the year 1986 while being a home to a wide array of endangered species, exquisite flora and fauna. By stretching at a high altitude of 300m, the national park is covered with Sikkim in the north along with Bhutan in the south with the Jalpaiguri forests forming its boundary in the south.

Popular for: Flora, fauna and endangered species
Timings: 9am-4pm
Entry Fee: No entry fee

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8. St. Andrew’s Church

church in Darjeeling

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For those looking to visit a church in Darjeeling, this is one of the best ones to visit and seek devotion. Built in the colonial era, the church stands as one of the well known architectural marvels. Situated close to the mall, it is an easily accessible church in Darjeeling. Being a witness to a lot of memories in the past, the church is one of the most beautiful structures that you are going to witness amidst the hills.

Popular for: beautiful structure, ancient structure
Timings: Dawn till evening
Entry Fee: Free

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We hope this article of ours excited you to visit this British charm that India has to offer. The ancient British vibes combined with the varied flavours of tea are going to entice you to stay longer. Start planning your trip to Darjeeling already and increase your chances of a relaxed and exciting holiday. We assure you that you would not be disappointed on your tour when going to these places to visit in Darjeeling in June.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Places To Visit In Darjeeling In June

When is the best time to visit Darjeeling?

The best time to visit Darjeeling is during the summer months that include the months of March to May; however the place can be visited all year round.

What is Darjeeling popular for?

Darjeeling is popular for its tea estate, ancient architecture and British charm. Alongside, it also offers a breathtaking view of Kanchenjunga, the majestic mountains in the North.

How do I reach Darjeeling?

Visitors can reach Darjeeling by taking a train or by air. The nearest railway station is New Jalpaiguri Railway Station with the nearest airport being Bagdogra International airport.

What is the popular cuisine available in Darjeeling?

The most popular cuisine available in Darjeeling is Tibetian cuisine which is the staple food of the place with the famous dishes being momo, thukpa and so on.

Does it snow in Darjeeling?

When the temperature drops to a significant level, to as low as a few degrees or even in the minus, you can be lucky to view snowfall. Snow cannot be witnessed in Darjeeling without the winter season.

What are the most popular sight-seeing places in Darjeeling?

The most popular sight-seeing places in Darjeeling include Batasia Loop, Tiger Hill, Ghoom Monastery, Peace Pagoda, Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park and so on.

How many days are required to explore Darjeeling?

A total of 4 days and 5 nights are required to explore Darjeeling to the fullest.


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