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In the hills, there’s a quiet place called Mirik, surrounded by a beautiful tea garden. It’s 1495 meters above sea level, and the name Mirik comes from the Lepcha words Mir-Yok, which means “place burnt by fire.” Mirik has a peaceful atmosphere and pleasant weather all year round, making it a popular destination for travelers. … Read more

Jalpaiguri is an important district in West Bengal, known for its rich history and great places to visit. It’s in the northern part of Bengal, close to the Himalayas, and shares borders with Bangladesh, Bhutan, and some states in Northeast India. The district’s largest city and main hub is Jalpaiguri, which has fantastic tourist attractions. … Read more

Agamlok is a tiny Sherpa village in East Sikkim, nestled at the base of the Himalayas in the famous Silk Route region. Unlike the busy spots in Sikkim, Agamlok is a peaceful place with stunning views of the Singalila range, as well as the mountains of Bhutan and Tibet. It’s a hidden gem, away from … Read more

Jhandi is a beautiful place in North Bengal with lush green forests and tea gardens. It’s well-known for being a peaceful and scenic spot where people can relax and have a picnic. Jhandi offers stunning views of the Mahananda River Valley and Mt. Kanchenjunga. It’s a great escape from the noise and chaos of the … Read more

Paren is a stunning village more than 100 km away from Siliguri. It’s surrounded by the River Jaldhaka and the Bhutan hills, making it a beautiful spot where nature is at its best. The village is filled with greenery, offering a peaceful retreat. You can enjoy trekking through alpine forests on one side and the … Read more

Chimney is a beautiful village located 40 kilometers driving distance away from Siliguri and is just 8 kilometers from the main town of Kurseong. It is surrounded by lush alpine forests and stunning Himalayan Mountains. Chimney in Kurseong has a lot of historical importance. During the First World War, it served as a residence for … Read more

Located in North Sikkim, a great hidden gem in the mountains is Singhik. It’s about 4 km from the district capital, Mangan, and sits at an altitude of around 5,118 ft. Singhik provides stunning views of Kanchenjungha and Mt. Siniolchu. If you’re into adventure, there are two exciting trek routes. The Jhandi View Point trek … Read more