Nicknamed as the ‘Queen of Hill stations’, Darjeeling is a city in the Himalayan region of India. Apart from its breathtaking scenery, which includes the famous peak of Kanchenjunga, this delightful city has a peaceful yet vibrant atmosphere owing to the combination of modern cafes and colonial buildings. 

Tourists from all over the globe are captivated to visit Darjeeling on account of the comforting weather, pleasant climate and nature’s serenity. The city offers a wide range of tour packages to suit all needs and requirements, whether it is a comfortable holiday in the hills or an adventurous activity holiday. 

Monsoon and winter seasons are unique, with valleys blooming with fresh flowers and mountains capped with snow. An economical tour package lets you delve into the magnificent landscapes, indulge in the exquisite tea gardens, and interact with the locals. After a day filled with exploring, the city has an array of relaxing accommodations perfect for unwinding.

Do not miss a visit to the Ghoom Monastery and Japanese Pagodas, which are adorned with beautiful Buddha statues while you are in Darjeeling. Another must-do is witnessing the stunning sunrise on Tiger Hill, an experience you will cherish forever. And, of course, you wouldn’t want to leave before trying the ever famous Darjeeling tea. You can even take some back home as a souvenir in tea leaves or powder form.

Darjeeling has endless things to do as a family. From enjoying the beautiful landscapes to savoring the mouth-watering delicacies, Darjeeling has it all. For a fun, memorable, and affordable trip for the whole family, check out the Darjeeling family tour package.

We can help you from start to finish with an all-inclusive Darjeeling tour package complete with everything this stunning hill station has to offer.

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Places to visit in Darjeeling

St. Andrew’s Church

All during the colonial period, St. Andrew’s Church still stands, a splendidly beautiful church and one of the top must-see attractions in Darjeeling. With its old-aged look and tranquil atmosphere, pastors and architecture enthusiasts from all parts of the world frequently visit here, all year round. Located right in a bustling pedestrian traffic shopping district, St. Andrew’s Church is a wonderful place to escape noise and experience quiet. Tourists converge upon it from all over, inspired by its magnificent architecture and peaceful ambience.

If you come here, dress at least in moderately casual clothes, because it is a sacred place and should be taken care of like that.

Whether you’re on a spiritual safari to the Darjeeling tour packages or just taking in St. Andrew’s Church, this colonial building with an interior, every bit as lavish as its external appearance would suggest is something that mustn’t be missed.

Rock Garden

The Rock Garden is an artificial construction located a few kilometers from Darjeeling, making it easy access for tourists who wish to have a picnic while enjoying the serenity of nature. Supplementary falls and bountiful vegetation surround this beauty, making nature-loving souls at-one with this enticing place. 

The Rock Garden and Chunar Waterfall are absolutely delightful places to visit whether for recreational activities, a quiet getaway, or scenic beauty. These places are the perfect go-to for strenuous adventurers and for budding souls at peace. The splendid view and mysterious flow of the falls are captivating to tourists as well as locals. Meeting all requirements for a picnic spot, these places are bound to leave a lasting impression.

Tiger Hill

Tiger Hill is an ideal location for anyone who is interested in watching a profound sunrise. You will get an astonishing view of Mount Everest in the distance with the first ray of light falling on the twin peaks of Kangchenjunga, and it is far more stunning when Mount Everest is visible. In addition, the panoramic view is extremely stunning due to the several rivers, Kurseong and other regions flowing to the south, capturing the beauty of Mother Nature. 

Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary is another beautiful nearby sight which must be seen. Everything from the bottom of the sanctuary’s dome to its top is insufficiently provided with animal and bird life, and they can all be found in the region’s national ecosystem, which is why it is located at such high elevations. There is no other way to describe Tiger Hill and the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary besides unforgettable for nature lovers and enthusiasts with stunning views.

Peace Pagoda

The Buddhist Pagoda in Darjeeling forms an integral part of the complex system of spirituality and it is one out of thirty such pagodas built in different parts of the world. A beautiful white structure, lavishly decorated with gold painted sculptures, forms the central focus of the Pagoda. Within its walls, the pagoda shelters statues of four Buddhas’ incarnations which include the well renowned Maitreya Buddha, renowned for his love and kindness.

As a solitary shrine, this tranquil oasis opens up opportunities for converging tragic moments with Buddhist life as well as enjoying the peaceful nature as well as beautiful architecture. It is one of the places that must be visited by those who want to relax and reflect deeply in Darjeeling.

Ghum Monastery

In the Monastery at Darjeeling, the 15-foot Maitreya Buddha statue ruthlessly steals the show as it dominates the main hall. Compassion and kindness personified, this statue serves as a hallmark of compassion attracting tourists from every corner of the globe.

Similarly, the walls of the Monastery are equally fascinating with Tibetan and Buddhist art and scriptures that more the attendees’ spiritual mindset. Moreover, the Monastery also has a priceless collection of Buddhist archives and scriptures which makes it a must-visit place for those interested in Buddhist heritage and culture.

Subsequently, Darjeeling being a cultural melting pot, the Monastery now serves as an attraction that happens to be on the top of the list for tourists wishing to experience the culture.

Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park

The Darjeeling Zoological Park is one of the most tourist attraction sites in the area and is famous for its innumerable conservation undertakings, especially for its breeding programs for Red Pandas and Snow Leopards. Situated over a sprawling 65.56 acres, it is actively involved in the conservation of some of India’s most endangered fauna.

At the animal lovers may see some rare species of flora and fauna, such as the snow leopard, intelligent red pandas, and unique Himalayan salamanders. Whether in an animal enclosure or set free to roam at large, one encounter with any of these magnificent organisms is enough to make your whole day. We can learn a lot from seeing the wonders of Darjeeling Zoo–or any live wildlife in a forest school environment. Whether your interest in nature is general or particular, the Darjeeling Zoological Park offers a fascinating lesson that can never be forgotten.

Rimbik

Rimbik is a small settlement located in the Singalila National Park area of Darjeeling. It is renowned for its trekking routes and attracts travelers looking for unique experiences. The Sandakphu trek, passing through Singalila National Park, is one of the most popular and best treks in Eastern India.

Things To Do In Darjeeling

Kingsland Holidays’ packages to Darjeeling must be among the most sought after vacation deals for hill stations in India. This is because Darjeeling is known for its breathtaking scenery consisting of green hills, terraced tea gardens, mountains wrapped in mist and the fragrance of tea and pine trees. Food is also very tempting here; do try the local delicacies of ‘Steam Momos’ and ‘Thukpa’, which are served piping hot and very appealing to the palate. The Tibetan community is deeply rooted in the city, and you will find unique local handicrafts which make the best souvenirs.

Adventure lovers will not be disappointed with all that Darjeeling has to offer. There are numerous trekking groups that one can join and enjoy the marvelous views of the Himalayas. The Himalayan Mountaineering Institute is extremely popular among tourists who want to begin their trek. For those who like rapelling, a visit to Tenzing Norgay Rock is a must.

Each holiday comes with its elements of relaxation, but, in Darjeeling, you will have the opportunity to discover brand new cities and charming villages. For tea lovers, take a trip to a new tea factory and indulge yourself in a delightful tea tasting! Sip on a cup of tea while you take a stroll around the breathtaking waterfalls or enjoy a walk around the cool streets. All in all, you can be certain that Darjeeling will captivate you, making it a must-visit location, if you wish to escape from the chaos of life and relax completely in a quaint environment.

• Exploring Tea Gardens
• Visiting the Monastery
• Rafting on the River
• Darjeeling Ropeway
• The Toy Train
• Exploring Wildlife
• Sunrises at the hills
• Biking on Mountains
• Paragliding
• Kayaking
• Trekking

Best Time To Visit in Darjeeling

The best time to visit Darjeeling is during the summer months because the temperature is enjoyable and hovers around 25 °C. For people wanting to get the best out of their Darjeeling tour package, the period from April to June is ideal in terms of weather. The temperature during this period is pleasant, and there are lots of activities to be enjoyed outside, making it a good time to travel. Moreover, this is the peak season for tourists, so it is advisable to purchase your Darjeeling tour package well in advance of your travel dates.

In conjunction with the end of March, the harsh cold weather starts to subside, and Darjeeling becomes peaceful and lovely, creating the ideal conditions for a visit. Make sure to enjoy the spectacular sunrise at Tiger Hill where one can see a view of Kanchenjunga, India’s tallest peak. Another beautiful place to visit during summer is the Barbotey Rock Garden, which is a must-visit site if you are doing a tour of the area using a Darjeeling tour package.

Strolling around Darjeeling during summer is an experience that leaves a mark. The hill station becomes all the more captivating with magnolias and colorful rhododendrons in full bloom. Evenings are pleasant and you will only need a light shawl or some woolens. A walk at this time will allow you to take in the beauty of the town. Summer is the best time to go on a Darjeeling tour package due to the combination of weather and aesthetic appeal, trying to visit during monsoons offers a unique but challenging opportunity. Although rain can cause travel issues due to landslides, the scenery is breathtaking. If you love Darjeeling’s beauty during off-seasons, mid July is perfect for you.

In the off-peak seasons like Monsoons, hotels and resorts promote tempting offers and discounts on their packages which make these regularly visited areas very affordable and budget friendly. Towards the end of September, precipitation generally diminishes, while October offers bright, clear, and calm skies. The weather can be quite chilly, ranging from 5 to 7 degrees Celsius but can drop as low as -2 degrees, so make sure to pack some warm clothes if you’re planning to go on a tour to Darjeeling during this peak time. 

Regardless of whether you prefer warm summers or cooler monsoons, there’s always a travel package ready for you. Planning a trip during specific times will allow you to determine the type of experience you are chasing after, while summers are always the best for pleasing weather, and a chance to engage in outdoor activities.

How To Reach?

Darjeeling means the Queen of Hills. In Darjeeling, we can avoid the mugginess of summer in the plain and enjoy verdant hillsides, walking on inviting roads lined with well-known attractions. A lot of tourists are weekend runners. And there are even crazier mountain climbers that take on the Sandakfu trip, which has been known as one of the famous trekking spots in this whole region for years past now.

What’s special about Darjeeling is living with the old traditions mixed up with some elements of today. It’s here that past meets present. And Darjeeling can be easily reached, its location as a tourist base is not hard to appreciate.

Darjeeling is surrounded with numerous other hill stations in North Bengal and Sikkim, which makes the region incredibly appealing. It also forms part of scenic attractions situated further afield, Gorumara National Park, which is about 140 kilometers away and well-known among nature lovers.

By Road

The road distance from Siliguri to Darjeeling is around 70 km, and from New Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling, it’s about 75 km. If you’re coming from Bagdogra Airport, it’s roughly 100 km, which takes a few hours to cover.

If you’re traveling from Gangtok to Darjeeling by road, the distance is around 110 km, and it takes about three hours to reach.

By train

If you’re planning to travel to Darjeeling by train from New Jalpaiguri, you can hop on the Darjeeling Himalayan narrow gauge train. It’s one of the most famous and historic train journeys in India! The New Jalpaiguri Railway Station is the nearest broad-gauge station to Darjeeling, and it connects to many other major towns in India.

By Air

The distance to nearby hill stations like Kalimpong is around 50 km, and you can travel from Pelling, Sikkim to Darjeeling in just a few hours. If you’re flying into Darjeeling, you’ll need to use Bagdogra Airport, as it’s the closest airport. Direct flights to Bagdogra are available from cities like Guwahati, Delhi, and Kolkata.

Darjeeling is well-connected to nearby towns like Gangtok and Kalimpong, which are about 100 km and 51 km away, respectively. Kolkata is around 651 km from Darjeeling, and it takes about 14 hours to reach by road. If you’re traveling from Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, it’s just 310 kilometers away from Darjeeling.

To get to the city from the airport, you can take a bus or taxi. New Jalpaiguri Railway Station, which connects Darjeeling to many major cities in India, is the closest. You can catch trains to and from places like Kolkata, Delhi, Guwahati, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Bhubaneshwar, and Kochi. Private taxis are available at the station if you need a ride to Darjeeling.

Top Hill station

A Darjeeling Tour Package offers a glimpse into the best hill stations and scenic spots in the region, each with its unique charm. Here’s a brief guide to some must-visit hill stations:

Siliguri

Siliguri is often referred to as the “gateway to the northeast” of India, and lies right on the banks of the Mahananda River. Nestled between the Himalayan foothills and the Dooars region of West Bengal, Siliguri is the perfect place to escape. Being at the interface of the hills, tea gardens and also a detached corner in a peaceful valley, if it’s not perfect for anyone wanting things both wild and tranquil then I don’t know what more needs to be done. Whether passing through on your way to higher points above the plains or staying over for any length of time, Siliguri provides an environment that is calm, scenic and very restful.

Gangtok

The capital city of Sikkim, Gangtok, is one of the most stunning hill towns near Darjeeling. It’s famous for its breathtaking views and proximity to the Nathu La and Jelep La mountain passes, which connect India with Tibet. Gangtok is also known for its beautiful winter landscapes, where snow adds a magical touch to the scenery, especially within the Eastern Himalayan Range. Whether you’re there for the adventure or the natural beauty, Gangtok offers a peaceful and picturesque escape.

Kalimpong

One of the first things that catches your eye in Kalimpong is the beautiful flower market pouring with colors and fragrances. Because of its location along the Teesta River, you can see clouds of morning mist and thick fog hugging mountain slopes every day. Kalimpong lies under a bare sky, sheltered by its large number of peaks with seasonal snow. Indeed, Kalimpong possesses to this day many beautiful churches which are relics of British colonial architecture and stand as silent witnesses to history. The charming weather, splendid landscape, and compelling history of Kalimpong have all made it a place worth visiting.

Tinchuley

The lovely hill landscape of Tinchuley lies on the northern boundary of West Bengal, bordering Sikkim. If you wish to disengage from the hustle of modern life and find a place which has a calm and spiritual setting, then Tinchuley is the place for you. The name comes from “Chula” and “tin” meaning three ovens, associated with the three characteristically hill shaped areas that look like traditional roti ovens.

Tinchuley is extremely quiet, making it suitable for meditation or taking a stroll. The lush greenery added to the already peaceful environment makes it a great location to relieve stress.

Mirik

Mirik is the perfect destination for tourists looking for the best sunset views and have a clear view of the mountain Kanchenjunga. It is a less crowded tourist spot which is great for a soothing trip offering complete peace of mind and relaxation to recharge your energies. 

Mirik’s climate is its strongest asset, making it a tourist spot for the whole year. Mirik’s natural beauty is known for the Mirik Lake, the pine forests, and the tea garden, making it even more beautiful. So, if you want to have a peaceful vacation away from the bustling noise of the cities or just looking for a nice place to take a vacation, Mirik will not fail to impress you with the relaxing environment and lush greenery.

What to Eat in Darjeeling

Momos

Although momos have permeated many metropolitan cities as a common snack, they are highly regarded as one of the cherished foods in Darjeeling. These are a type of dimpled dumpling made of refined wheat flour and could either be steamed or fried; sometimes, the fillings consist of either chicken, vegetable or pork or in the case of Tibetan cuisine, they could come with all. Steamed or deep-fried, momos are served in a set of six or seven pieces and a hot bowl of soup is often served on the side to complete the meal.

Aloo dum

Darjeeling is famous for Aloo Dum, which is a classic Bengali dish that is said to have originated from Naga cuisine. Aloo Dum is the locals’ favorite and consists of potato chunks cooked in a rich gravy that contains red chili powder, garlic, ginger, finely cut onions, and spices. In addition, the people of Darjeeling cherish it a lot, so it is not something you want to miss out on.

Sha Phalay

Sha Phalay is equally as famous in Darjeeling as it is with the Tibetans. The main ingredient consists of bread that is filled with meat and is usually accompanied by vegetables, chutney, or curry. It is often served alongside toasted barley referred to as Tsampa. Sha Phalay is classic Tibetan food so if you enjoy meats, this is a must try.

Sael Roti

The infamous Sael Roti from Nepal is also delicious, especially when served at home on special occasions. They take rice paste and deep fry it into flat circular pieces resembling bagels. The perfect Sael Roti has a crispy outer layer and soft inside, so it’s no wonder many people love it.

Churpee

One of the local delicacies from Darjeeling is Churpees made from yak or cow’s milk. Like cheese, churpees can be soft or hard. Churpees are often used in vegetable momos where they are mixed with cabbage and step up the taste. In the Nepali cuisine, churpees are also used to make a tangy dish called ‘Churpee ko achaar’ with onions, tomatoes and green chilies. This super adaptable ingredient is an essential in the traditional cooking of this area.

Naga Cuisine

Even though there are fewer assertive people residing in Darjeeling, the Naga influence remains strong in the local cuisine. Naga food is well-known for its deep tastes, especially concerning the meats and seafood, which are usually smoked and fermented. A classic Naga thali consists of fermented rice with fermented bamboo shoots, achaar, a sweet dish, and chicken or pork on the side. Naga cuisine makes strong claims in the food diversity of Darjeeling, which is already rich in diversity.

Thukpa

Hakka noodles, vegetables, and a blend of spices boiled together in a pot make thukpa, a comforting noodle soup. While it became popular in Darjeeling, thukpa is originally a Tibetan dish. Residents of the local community cherish it, and it can be found in almost every restaurant as well as the street food stalls in the region. For travelers in and around Darjeeling, thukpa is perfect for eating on the go or for having a sit-down meal.

Culture Of Darjeeling

Lepchas, also known as Rongpa – which translates to ‘people from the valley’ – are believed to be the first people to have settled in the Darjeeling Hills. Despite this being true, there is still a part of their history that remains a mystery. Their physical features suggest they could be of Mongolian descent. Another subset are known as the Khampas, who tend to be more ferocious and adventurous than their gentler Lepcha counterparts. The Khampas are also said to be the more recently settled Tibetans.

The predominant populace of the Darjeeling Hills are made up of the Gorkhas, who are known to be extremely hardworking and business oriented. Their military skills help them gain a lot of respect throughout the world. The Gorkhas are originally from Nepal and during British and Indian rule, they were often hired for their courageous nature, with some even winning a Victoria Cross. They are also known to carry a curved knife called khukri as a signature weapon.

Newars – also known as Sherpas – are another prominent community in Darjeeling. They have gained immense popularity due to their strength and bravery while mountain climbing. This has allowed them to gain a reputation as essential guides for various expeditions in the Himalayas. Similarly, Bhutias also make up a large population of Darjeeling. They migrate from diverse places like Tibet, Bhutan, Sikkim and Siliguri.

There are a variety of aspects where students can leverage their time and talents, lifestyle of students is an important one as well as in the context of educational innovation and the enhancement of knowledge gained through education. This is imperative to consider as students reflect upon their lifestyle choices. The modern student’s choice and activities include healthy, fitness, recreation, sport, social, cultural use of leisure time, and attentive toward the intellectual development of children. In a deeper sense, here varies the relationship between a student as a teacher in the modern world. Wherein, exercise on objective, part of my lesson, managing classes with students.

Famous Festivals of Darjeeling

In Darjeeling, there are many unique local festivals celebrated alongside the major ones like Durga Puja, Diwali, Saraswati Puja, and Shivratri. For example, the Tibetans celebrate their New Year with special Devil Dances at their monasteries, which take place from the last week of February to March. The Lepchas and Bhutias, on the other hand, celebrate their New Year in January.

A fun part of the celebrations includes the snake or dragon dances, which twist and turn through the streets, similar to the Chinese tradition. You can also see strong folk dances, such as the Libus’ “Chabrung,” the Tamangs’ “Damfu,” and the lively Maruni, which is the most popular. The air is filled with beautiful folk songs like “Jhowre,” about a lover, and “Juhari,” which tells the story of a couple in love.

Festivals in India concerning Tea and Tourism in the region of Teesta

For tourists, the tea tasting sessions, exhibitions, and presentations about the culture and history of tea at the Teesta Tea Festival held in November or December is a great chance for tea lovers to experience and learn the different flavors of Darjeeling tea. That is why tea lovers from all over the country visit the festival to have a taste of this famous beverage.

Darjeeling Carnival is one of the most awaited celebrations in India

It starts in November for 10 days, that is accompanied by art exhibitions, poetry readings, and various interesting cultural performances by the locals. The upbeat celebration includes the band and rock skills both in English, Bengali, and Nepali. The locals and tourists enjoy the rich culture showcased through dialects.

Darjeeling Orange Festival

In December, tourists celebrate the well known oranges from the region and learn the processes of growing different variations of oranges and preserving them throughout the season The festival serves to inspire local farmers while drawing fruit buyers to Darjeeling Region and is sometimes held outside the region to attract a larger audience.

These festivals serve as a reason for Tilopia travel agency to promote visiting the beautiful land of Darjeeling.

Explore other places to visit

While Darjeeling alone is an incredible site to explore, it also has a myriad of other options in its vicinity. Darjeeling allows you to create new memories along with experiencing India’s most popular hill station. Things that will help you unwind and enjoy at the same time. Consider adding these places to your visit list:

Lataguri – Lataguri beckons with a splendid rite of nature… Lataguri is a fantastically serene place, free from the bustle of city life and well suited for lovers of nature. It is a great spot to revive yourself and breathe in nature’s beauty. 

West Sikkim – This region is renowned as the foothill of Kanchenjunga, which is the third highest peak on the planet. It is a great locale since it showcases the Himalayas and is best suited for trekking and adventurous people. 

Kurseong – Also known as the Land of the White Orchids, it is one of the most charming hill stations with sprawling lush greenery and an array of beautiful orchids. It is ideal for a tranquil escape from the din of urban life. 

Mirik – This beautiful sight is also called Valley of the Sun, Mirik, is popular for its favorable climatic condition and charming landscape alongside the peaceful atmosphere. It is an amazing spot for people who love nature.

These all locations offer profound experiences which will capture your heart. They possess stunning beauty, harbour unparalleled calmness, and are host to thrilling adventure activities. If you want to explore all these destinations in just 4- 5 days, you need to check out our Darjeeling tour packages with Cheap prices.

Get to know more about Darjeeling before booking your tour packages

Darjeeling is one of the top areas of attraction in West Bengal, it is a beautiful hill station situated on an elevated steep mountain ridge which offers great views of nature. Truly awe inspiring is the natural beauty of Darjeeling, which is the tea gardens and the picturesque view of Kanchenjunga. A package tour to Darjeeling will surely surprise you with the stunning landscape and serene environment.  

Veena World offers a variety of packages for Darjeeling tours for families, friends and individual travelers, all of which cover the main highlights of the region. Some of the places which you are sure to visit with the Darjeeling trip package are serene Buddhist monasteries, bustling bazaars that offer excellent shopping for fascinating souvenirs from the Himalayas, and colonial buildings. You can also enjoy a ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, which is a 140-year-old heritage railway that provides the best views of the Hills.  

If you are looking for some adventure, you will have no shortage of options in Darjeeling. From trekking at Singalila Ridge to biking around the scenic hills, you will have an adventurous experience in this region. And certainly, stop by for a cup of the world renowned Darjeeling tea, famous for its rich aroma and taste. Satisfy your cravings by enjoying some Tibetan food that will surely spice up your trip.

When you are looking for adventures, relaxation or a cultural experience, Darjeeling offers everything you want. Plan your perfect “hill escape” with a Darjeeling trip package and let the beauty of the hills leave you speechless.

Why Book a Darjeeling Tour Package with Kingsland Holiday

Kingsland Holiday is a reliable and well-established travel agency with many happy clients. We will make sure that your trip is effortless from the beginning to the end, comfortable, and smooth. If it’s preparing the logistics of your trip or helping you while you are on the go, we guarantee a hassle-free holiday.

We focus on providing the most affordable Darjeeling holiday packages that consist of the most sought-after places and activities. Our Darjeeling travel packages are crafted with the desired requirements of varied travelers with different periods, sightseeing spots, and basic requirements such as meals and stay.

At Kingsland Holiday, we also attend to our clients’ wants to improve their leisure experience during the holiday. We offer convenient flight bookings and provide superb accommodation in the best hotels and resorts, organized airport transfers, and detailed tour programs. Also, we provide other services, including guided sightseeing tours of Darjeeling, which cover the major spots of the town.

For those who want to plan their itinerary, we have unbundled Darjeeling holiday packages that let you customize the trip to your liking, so that you have the perfect vacation. Whether you are after a ready braced package or a fully customized tour, with Kingsland Holiday, we can ensure that you will cherish your trip to Darjeeling.

How To Book a Darjeeling Tour Package with Kingsland Holiday

Kingsland holiday has made it incredibly easy for you to book your Darjeeling holiday package. You can simply choose a pre-designed package directly from our website or mobile app, or customize it to suit your personal preferences. Want to stay at a particular hotel or add a specific spot to your itinerary? We’ve got you covered!

If you’d like a completely tailored experience, just fill out the short form on our website, and we’ll create a custom travel package just for you. Alternatively, you can share your contact number, and one of our travel experts will call you to discuss your personalized Darjeeling tour package.

No matter how you choose to plan your trip, Kingsland Holiday ensures a seamless, stress-free booking process for your Darjeeling tour package.