Darjeeling Tour Package In January

The main attraction of Darjeeling for most of its tourists is Tiger Hill. People visit this place early in the morning to take a look at the sunrise over Kangchenjunga. For the very right reason, Darjeeling is called “Queen of Hills” for its amazing landscapes and how people can connect with nature to ease their stress. Kanchenjunga is also known as the third highest peak in the world standing tall at twenty-eight thousand two hundred and eight feet.

Ghoom Monastery is an old monastery for the Tibetan Buddhists. There are two Ghoom Monasteries in Darjeeling. If you wish to visit the real one, be sure you communicate that well to the driver. Situated at a distance of 7 km, the Ghoom Monastery has a statue of Buddha which is big and really old. It is made up of clay from Tibet. It remains open on all days so it can be visited as per your convenience.

Batasia Loop is basically a train route that attracts many tourists because of its lush greenery and its enchanting beauty. This spot should not be missed by anyone as this is an unmatched beauty. Constructed by the British in the year 1919, this is known to be one of the best inventions. Himalayan Mountaineering Institute is another spot that gets a lot of tourists around the year. Here mountaineering is encouraged and one also gets to know about the lives of various mountaineers, how they climbed the peaks, how they failed before finally succeeding etc. All climbing enthusiasts are welcome here to receiver formal training.

P.N Zoological Park is situated in Darjeeling is one the largest high altitude zoo in the entire country of India. Tourists from all over the country visit this zoo in huge numbers. The zoo is named after Sarojini Naidu’s daughter, Padmaja Naidu. A lot of animals can be seen here and is an enjoyable experience particularly for the kids.

The Tibetan Refugee Self-help centre is home to Tibetan refugees and it stands at an altitude of two thousand one hundred forty-three meters above sea level. The main activity here is the production of Tibetan handicrafts, the prices of which are on the higher end, but since they are a source of livelihood for these people, tourists usually do not deter themselves from buying these items.

Visiting Darjeeling in January is a wonderful idea as the weather perfectly complements the beauty of the place. In winter you can also witness snow which is a surreal feeling altogether.