Hill Stations of WB 3N/4D

2N Darjeeling – 1N Kalimpong 

Starting Rs 10,000 per person on twin sharing

Situated in the eastern region of India, West Bengal is home to beautiful coastal areas, dense vegetation, magnificent Himalayan hills, historical monuments and ancient temples. The terrain of the state is varied, some of the highest mountains are found in the upper part of Darjeeling and the swampiest mangroves in the Sundarbans where the Bengal Tigers roam in the jungles while crocodiles infest the river. The land of West Bengal has intricately woven many civilizations that have left their footprints here. Awash in the memory of that rich history and heritage the state boasts of different ethnicity, cultures, religions, people and languages which add to this beautiful landscape. There’s also a lively art scene and delectable cuisine which is hard to resist.

Birthplace of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and home and resting place of Nobel laureate Mother Teresa , the state has its roots in literature, music, fine arts, drama and cinema mostly based on Bengali folklore, Hindu epics, and Puranas. It is also known for its holy pilgrimages as Kolkata is one of the four adishaktipeeths. World renowned for its Darjeeling tea, handicrafts like Nakshi, and sarees of Santipore, Baluchari, and Dhaniakhali, West Bengal is also known as the cultural capital of India. The much detailed Bengali cuisine for its famed mustard Hilsa Fish and Prawn Curries. It boasts wide variation of street food culture, desserts in Sandesh and Mishti Doi and the famous Malda Mangoes.

Visit & explore the culturally and ethnically diverse, Bengal- the land of the erstwhile Zamindars & Nawabs! The region with the most listed and recorded heritage buildings but still creating space for modern architecture wonders.

The beautiful state of West Bengal is jewelled with mesmerising landscapes, snow-clad mountains, gushing sea, blossoming tea gardens, enormous deltas, lush green forests, plentiful wildlife, ancient temples and magnificent British monuments. The Tiger Hill, the Howrah Bridge, the Tea Gardens are some of the famous tourist spots which offer an insight into the vast culture and history of the West Bengal. The culture of the state is adorned by colourful fairs and festivals every month. A vast number of famous pilgrimages also attract a large number of tourists of all faiths and beliefs.

Its capital, Kolkata, lies in close proximity to the Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger. Coastal areas like Digha and Mandarmani are popular tourism places which attract  beach lovers. A different travel experience awaits you in places like Bishnupur, Bankura and Shantiniketan, which showcase the rich cultural heritage of the state. Hill stations like Darjeeling, Kalimpong and Labha are exciting getaways from the plains and are known for their distinct culture and lifestyle. Wildlife sanctuaries like Jaldapara and Gorumara draw your attention to its rich wildlife. In pilgrimage destinations like Dakshineswar and Kalighat, you undergo a profound spiritual experience.