Kalimpong-Lava-Lolegaon Tour Packages

This makes it a summer respite and a winter wonderland. The surrounding valleys make up a scenic retreat for every soul, making Kalimpong Lava one of the most frequented spots by both locals and tourists alike. For a truly delightful experience, visit the magnificent Lava while opting opting for Kalimpong Lava Lolegaon tour package.

Since the Kalimpong Lava lies at the Silk Route, it remains one of the most critical points for historians focusing on the historical political and trade relations of India with its neighbours. The Tibet trade zone once considered Kalimpong an essential portion of it. At every twist and turn of the mountainous roads, you will witness blooming vegetations and bluest skies.

Places To Visit

1. Durpin Dara Hill

With unrivalled scenic views of the marvellous town of Kalimpong, the Durpin Dara Hill is a tourist favourite. It has the world-famous Zang Dhok palri Monastery and an expansive golf club where visitors can entertain themselves.

2. Cactus Nursery

Specialized nurseries are a real treat to a tourist's eyes in Kalimpong. The popular Cactus nursery is known to house some of the most exotic species of cacti found across the world. It also has several rare flowers blooming in perfectly preserved conditions.

3. Morgan House

In the verdant greens of Kalimpong lies the Morgan house, a mansion built by a private couple in the 130s. It is one of the oldest and most regal looking residential complexes of the region. Surrounded by undulating hillocks and presenting views o the gorgeous sunsets of Kalimpong, the Morgan House is a popular tourist’s lodge and is often said to be haunted.

4. Deolo Hill

If you cannot resist the thought of sipping warm tea as you watch a gorgeous sunset occurring between snow-covered hills, you must undertake a quick detour to the Deolo Hills. At an elevation of 2000 m from the sea level, these hills provide some of the most splendid views of the Kalimpong Valley.

5. Jang Dong Palriffo Brang Gompa

Also known popularly as the Durpin Monastery, this place speaks volumes about the Tibetan influence over this region of West Bengal. It is a Buddhist style monastery with a sacred Kungiyar Serve. You must come here if you are looking to delve deeper into the religious traditions of Kalimpong.

Best Time To Visit

Summer

March to May is one of the best times to visit Kalimpong. Summers in the region see pleasant temperatures, with the maximum reaching around 30 degrees.

Winter

Winters in Kalimpong are dreary and cold, with temperatures often reaching below zero. The region is considered to be a winter wonderland due to the snow that falls. You will have to carry around heavy jackets and sweaters to avoid getting a cold.

Monsoons

Monsoons are often irregular in the region but typically occurs in July, August and September. The region is cast in a cloudy fresh glow that brings. You can also see several different types of trees and shrubs growing as a result of the rain.

How To Reach

By Air

To travel to Kalimpong by air, board a plane heading towards the Bagdogra airport in Siliguri. From there, you can head towards Gorubathan and then towards Kalimpong using a taxi or buses if any are available on the day of your travel.

By Train

About 77 km from the Kalimpong Lava lies the New Jalpaiguri Railway station. Once you land at New Jalpaiguri, take a cab or a connecting bus to Kalimpong.

By Road

The connectivity by road between Kalimpong and other major cities of the surrounding state. You can take buses or cabs from cities like Sikkim, Kolkata and New Jalpaiguri.