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Discover the magic of Darjeeling with our exclusive Darjeeling tour packages. Thrillophilia’s meticulously designed Darjeeling itineraries bring you the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural exploration. Curated by our destination experts, these itineraries ensure a seamless and memorable vacation, whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family holiday, a luxury retreat, or a budget-friendly escape. Starting at just INR 10,000 per person for a 3-day trip, we also offer extended stays for those who wish to soak in every bit of Darjeeling’s beauty. With the added flexibility of customisable itineraries, you can experience the joy of discovering Darjeeling on your own terms, all while getting the advantage of handpicked accommodations, guided sightseeing, private transfers, and round-the-clock customer support.

Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, Darjeeling is an enchanting paradise of misty mountains, emerald tea gardens, and breathtaking sunrises over Kanchenjunga. Darjeeling, also known as the Queen of the Hills is a wonderful destination for those seeking a quick escape, a romantic getaway, or an adventure-filled exploration. 

Experience the magic of Darjeeling with thrilling activities and cultural explorations through our specially curated Darjeeling holiday packages. Witness the golden sunrise from Tiger Hill, take a heritage ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, explore the lush tea plantations, or visit the famous Ghoom Monastery. Those craving an adrenaline rush can enjoy the adventure-filled river rafting, trekking to Sandakphu, and paragliding. In 2025, Darjeeling will host vibrant events like the BARSOBARAON – Darjeeling Sangeet & Nritya Mahotsav (April 27), celebrating local music and dance, making it a perfect time to visit. Whether you’re planning a standalone vacation or including it as part of a North East trip, Darjeeling offers an unforgettable experience.

With customised Darjeeling travel packages for families, couples, solo travelers, and adventure seekers, Thrillophilia offers the most convenient and budget-friendly way to explore this enchanting Hill station. From budget tours to luxury retreats, our packages include accommodations, guided sightseeing, seamless transfers, and 24/7 customer support. Our itineraries can be personalised to include hidden gems and offbeat destinations like Lamahatta’s tranquil pine forests, the untouched beauty of Tinchuley, and the serene Lepchajagat village. 

Be it adventure, relaxation or just plain simple fun that you are looking for. Thrillophilia offers you an immersive experience beyond the usual tourist trail. Book your dream Darjeeling vacation today and uncover the true essence of this Himalayan gem!

About Darjeeling:

Darjeeling is now one of India’s most popular hill stations and is located in West Bengal at 2,050 meters above sea level. This charming town is surrounded by lush tea estates and is also a great starting point to explore the wonders of the Eastern Himalayas.

On your Darjeeling trip, you can explore the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This historic train ride offers stunning views as it climbs from the plains up to the mountains. Darjeeling is renowned for its tea, with over 86 tea estates producing the famous 'Darjeeling Tea.' You can enjoy panoramic views of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world, from here.

Darjeeling Through the Seasons: When to Plan Your Perfect Getaway:

Summer is the most popular season to enjoy your Darjeeling tour packages. As the scorching heat grips the plains, Darjeeling remains a cool, refreshing retreat with temperatures rarely exceeding 25°C. The air is crisp, the skies are clear, and the iconic Kanchenjunga stands tall, offering spellbinding views. 

The lush tea gardens are a sight to behold during summers and the streets buzz with travellers from all walks of life, enjoying the enchanting charm of Darjeeling. Summer is when Darjeeling truly comes alive, with pleasant weather perfect for sightseeing and adventure.

1.Spring (March - April)

Temperature: 10°C to 20°C

Weather: Crisp mornings, mild afternoons, and slightly chilly evenings; clear skies with blooming flowers.

Why Visit: Darjeeling transforms into a floral paradise as the Orchids and flowers are in full bloom

Best Activities to Try: 

• Tea tasting. 
• Visit Tiger Hill
• Heritage toy train ride, 
• Take cable car rides

Tips:

• Book accommodations in advance.
• Pack light woolens as mornings and evenings can be chilly.

2. Summer (May - June)

Temperature: 15°C to 25°C

Weather: Pleasant and cool with occasional showers; comfortable for outdoor activities.

Why Visit: Best Time for outdoor activities like visit to Tiger Hill, toy train rides, Sandakphu Trek and visit offbeat destinations nearby. 

Best Activities to Try:

• Visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and the Darjeeling Zoo.
• Trek to Sandakphu
• Indulge in adventure sports like paragliding.

Festivals:

• Saga Dawa (May-June)

Tips:

• Book well in advance as this is Peak season

3. Monsoon (July - September)

Temperature: 12°C to 20°C

Weather: Heavy rainfall, misty surroundings, and occasional landslides.

Why Visit: Monsoon brings out the raw beauty of Darjeeling with misty hills, cascading waterfalls, and lush greenery. It’s an off-season period, making it ideal for those seeking solitude and discounted stays.

Best Activities to Try:

• Monsoon photography
• Visit waterfalls like Batasia Loop and Rock Garden.

Festivals:

• Sawane Sankranti (July)
• Drukpa Teshi (July)
• Teej (August)

Tips:

• Pack rain gear. 
• Landslides may disrupt travel plans; keep buffer days in your itinerary.

4. Autumn (October - November)

Temperature: 8°C to 18°C

Weather: Clear skies, crisp air, and breathtaking views of the Himalayas.

Why Visit: The post-monsoon season offers the clearest views of Kanchenjunga, making it one of the best times for sightseeing and photography. Autumn is also a festive season, adding a cultural vibe to your visit.

Best Activities to Try:

• Attend cultural performances and fairs during festivals.

Festivals:

• Durga Puja (October)
• Pine Tree Festival (October)
• Teesta Tea and Tourism Festival (November)
• Darjeeling Carnival (November)
• Tihar (November)

Tips:

• Pack warm clothes as nights get colder.

5. Winter (December - February)

• Temperature: 2°C to 10°C
• Weather: Cold, misty, and sometimes frosty; occasional snowfall in higher altitudes.
• Why Visit: Fewer crowds, witness snowfall in higher altitudes,  Christmas and New Year celebrations 

Best Activities to Try:

• Visit Sandakphu for a chance to witness snowfall.
• Experience Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Festivals:

• Christmas (December)
• Maghe Sankranti (January)
• Bumchu (January)
• Losar (January-February) 

Tips:

• Pack heavy woolens, gloves, and thermal wear.

Journey to the Queen of Hills- How to Reach Darjeeling:

1. By Air

Darjeeling does not have its own airport, but the Bagdogra Airport is just 68 km away. It is also well connected with major Indian cities. Direct flights are available from Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati and many more. From the airport you can take a private cab or a shared taxi to go to Darjeeling.  

Airlines - IndiGo, Go Air, Spice Jet, Vistara, Air India

Shared Cabs - INR 500 to 800 per person

Private Cabs - INR 2500 to 3500 

2. By Train

The nearest railway station to Darjeeling is New Jalpaiguri (NJP), which is about 73 km away. NJP Railway Station is well connected with major cities across the country. From the Railway Station you can either take a private cab or a shared taxi. 

Major trains connecting NJP:

Delhi - Avadh Assam Express, Brahmaputra Mail, Dibrugarh Rajdhani Express

Mumbai - Guwahati Express

Chennai - Guwahati SF Express

Kolkata - Teesta Torsa Express 

Bangalore- Agartala Humsafar Express

Toy Train Ride - You can also enjoy a wonderful toy train ride from NJP to Darjeeling to further enhance your experience. The train covers a distance of 88 km in approximately 7.5 to 8 hours. The train departs at 10 am and reaches Darjeeling around 5:30 pm. 

Ticket Prices:

CC - INR 1000 for adults; INR 260 for kids 

FC - INR 1400 for adults; INR 295 for kids.

3. By Road 

The journey to Darjeeling by Road is quite scenic. You can travel by Road to Darjeeling from several nearby cities like Siliguri, Gangtok, Pelling and Kalimpong.

A. Siliguri to Darjeeling

Distance - 63 km

Travel Time- 3 hours

Shared Cab- ₹500 per person

Private Cab - ₹2500 to ₹4500 depending on type of vehicle 

B. Gangtok to Darjeeling 

Distance - 97 km

Travel Time- 4 hours approx

Shared Cab- ₹500 to ₹700 per person

Private Cab - ₹2500 to ₹4500 depending on type of vehicle 

C. Pelling to Darjeeling 

Distance - 70 km

Travel Time- 4 hours approx

Shared Cab- ₹500 per person

Private Cab - ₹2500 to ₹4500 depending on type of vehicle 

3. By Bus

You can board Darjeeling-bound buses from Tenzing Norgay Bus Terminal in Siliguri. Fares range between ₹150 to ₹300 per person 

Latest Travel Updates 2025

1.Special permits for Singalila National Park and Sandakphu Trek - To trek beyond Tumling in Singalila National Park, visitors will require a special entry permit which can be obtained from Manebhanjan or at the entrance of the Park.. 

2.Chowrasta Mall Road - Vehicle entry is restricted in this area as it is a popular promenade in Darjeeling. There are territorial restrictions for taxis and only those registered in Darjeeling can be used for sightseeing tours within Darjeeling Town. 

Explore Darjeeling: Famous Tourist Places for Every Kind of Traveler:

Here are some of the famous places to visit in Darjeeling:

1. Batasia Loop- The Spiraling Gateway to the Himalayas

It is a beautiful train route that is perfect for photography lovers. Batasia Loop starts in the forested mountains and offers a view of the snow-capped peaks of Kanchenjunga. Along the way, you will see beautiful flowers from the train and a great view of Tiger Hill and the surrounding mountains.

Location: Batasia Loop, Ghoom, Darjeeling 734102, West Bengal

Timings: 5 AM to 8 PM

2. Nightingale Park- A Colonial Garden of Serenity

Also known as 'The Shrubbery', once served as the courtyard of Sir Thomas Tartan's mansion during the colonial era. Many couples visit Darjeeling on vacation because of its lush greenery and pleasant weather. This oval park has a covered entrance arch and charming cobblestone paths. Nightingale Park is home to a beautiful musical fountain and a stunning statue of Lord Shiva.

Location: 3736+F28, Richmond Hill, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM

3. Tiger Hill-Sunrise with Giants: Kanchenjunga & Everest

Located at an altitude of 2590 meters above sea level and is recognized by UNESCO for its panoramic views of mountains like Kanchenjunga and Mt. Everest. Tiger Hill is a famous vacation spot for sunrise views, adventure activities, tea plantations, and much more. Many new and experienced trekkers include Tiger Hill in their Darjeeling travel packages.

Location: Tiger Hill, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734123

Timings: 4:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Best time to visit is early morning for sunrise views)

4. Darjeeling Peace Pagoda- The White Stupa of Tranquility

Also known as Japanese Peace Pagoda, is a Buddhist monument in India surrounded by lush greenery. Situated between the serene Himalayan mountains, Darjeeling Peace Pagoda provides breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. It stands tall, spreading calmness and promoting harmony among people of different backgrounds

Location: 27H5+2HQ, West Point, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734102

Timings: 04:30 AM to 07:00 PM

5. Darjeeling Rock Garden- Waterfalls & Wild Blooms in Harmony

It is a picturesque spot surrounded by hills, flowers, and streams. It's perfect for picnics and is well-equipped with good seating arrangements for visitors. Darjeeling Rock Garden is also home to a wide range of exotic plants, beautiful bridges, and lovely waterfalls. You can do activities like trekking, horseback riding, and taking scenic photos.

Location: 26GP+GG9, Bloomfield Tea Garden, West Bengal 734102

Timings: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

6. Darjeeling Himalayan Railway– The Toy Train Through Time

Popularly known as "Toy Train" is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Darjeeling Himalayan Railway is an impressive engineering marvel, stretching 88 kilometres in length which winds through picturesque landscapes of the Himalayas in West Bengal, offering breathtaking views of tea gardens and mountain vistas. This narrow-gauge railway is beloved for its charm and historic significance.

7. Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park – Where the Red Panda Roams

Also known as Darjeeling Zoo, it is a must for wildlife lovers in Darjeeling. Located at 7,000 feet, it is famous for its red panda and snow leopard breeding centres. Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is known for its conservation and breeding efforts. Visitors can easily see animals like the Asian Black Bear, Himalayan Wolf, Red Panda, Sambar Deer, Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard Cat, and Eastern Pangolin.

Location: Jawahar Parbat, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734104

Timings: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM

8. Ghoom Monastery– A High-Altitude Haven of Faith

It is an old Tibetan Buddhist monastery at a high altitude of 8,000 feet established by Lama Sherab Gyatso in 1850. Ghoom Monastery is home to a magnificent 15-foot life-size statue of Maitreyi Buddha made out of clay sourced from Tibet and placed in the main hall of the monastery. Visitors can also immerse themselves in the mesmerizing views of Mount Kanchenjunga from the exterior of the Ghoom Monastery.

Location: 2762+M49, Hill Cart Rd, Ghoom, West Bengal 734102

Timings: 8 AM to 6 PM

9. Singalila National Park– A Cloud-Kissed Trekker’s Paradise

Located in West Bengal, it is the highest national park in the state, sitting over 7,000 feet above sea level and covering around 78.60 square kilometres. Wildlife lovers often include it in their Darjeeling tourism packages. Singalila National Park boasts rhododendron forests, orchid beds, and rare animals like the Himalayan black bear and red panda. Visitors can enjoy trekking, camping, bird watching, and animal spotting during their visit to Darjeeling.

Address: 23PG+VF5, Singalila Forest, West Bengal

Timings: 6 AM to 7 PM

10. Rimbik – A Secret Hamlet Beneath Kanchenjunga’s Gaze

The small, quaint village of Rimbik is one of the most off-beat places to include in your Darjeeling tour package. This village, located in the area of Singalila National Park, is famous for its exotic flora, cool whispering breeze, and stunning views of Mount Kanchenjunga. Offering unmatched peace and privacy, the least-explored Rimbik is a paradise for honeymooners. Rimbik provides several budget-friendly homestays and is also famous for offering excellent stargazing experiences at night.

11. Lamahatta - Whispers of Pines and Prayer Flags in a Himalayan Hideaway

Located in the lap of the Himalayas, Lamahatta is a tranquil eco-tourism spot about 23 km away from Darjeeling. It is perfect for nature lovers looking for peaceful strolls through towering pine forests, vibrant flower gardens, and sacred ponds, all set against breathtaking mountain backdrops. The sacred Lamahatta Lake, surrounded by prayer flags, adds to its spiritual charm. Lamahatta with its scenic natural trails, peaceful atmosphere and spectacular views make it a wonderful addition to the Darjeeling tour.

Address: Lamahatta, West Bengal 734213

Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM

12. Singalila National Park- Where Rhododendrons Bloom and Red Pandas Wander

Home to the elusive red panda, Singalila National Park is a paradise for wildlife lovers and trekkers. It is spread along the India-Nepal border offering stunning views of Everest and Kanchenjunga. The Park itself is covered with dense rhododendron forests, and home to diverse Himalayan fauna. The Park is ideal for trekking, birdwatching, and wildlife adventure and promises an unforgettable wilderness experience.

Address: 23PG+VF5, Singalila Forest, West Bengal

Timings: 6 AM to 7 PM

13. Dhotrey - A Silent Trailhead to the Cloud-Kissed Peaks

Dhotrey is a scenic hamlet near Singalila National Park and a paradise for trekkers and nature enthusiasts. It is home to peaceful pine forests, traditional wooden houses, and it serves as a gateway to the Sandakphu trek. This untouched gem is perfect for offbeat travel, photography, and quiet retreats showcasing Darjeeling’s raw Himalayan charm.

Address: Dhotrey, West Bengal 734201

Timings: Open 24 hours

The Talk of the Town: Trending Places in Darjeeling

1. Lepchajagat – The Misty Village of Whispering Pines

Tucked away in the Himalayas, Lepchajagat is a hidden paradise just 19 km from Darjeeling, offering misty forests, awesome views of Kanchenjunga, and absolute serenity. A haven for nature lovers and honeymooners, it’s perfect for peaceful retreats, birdwatching, and sunrise photography. Escape the crowds and experience Darjeeling’s untouched beauty of Lepchajagat!

Location: Lepchajagat, Sukhiapokhri Road, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734102

Timings: Open 24 hours

2. Chatakpur Eco Village– Wild Trails & Wooden Dreams

Located in the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, Chatakpur is a pristine Himalayan village featuring dense forests, and rare wildlife sightings. You can view red pandas, Himalayan black bears and leopards. Avid bird watchers can see rufous-necked hornbills, scarlet minivets, Himalayan monals. This place is perfect for ecotourism, trekking, and peaceful getaways. An offbeat paradise that lets you reconnect with nature while enjoying cosy homestays and mesmerising sunrises far from the madding crowd.

Location: Chatakpur, Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734209

Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM (Entry via permit from Forest Department)

3. Takdah– Orchids, Colonials & Quietude in the Hills

Takdah was once a British cantonment and today it is one of the most serene Himalayan retreat at 30 km from Darjeeling. It is known for its misty tea gardens, colonial-era bungalows, and breathtaking mountain views. Wander through lush orchid farms, explore century-old estates, and enjoy its serene tranquility. Perfect for nature lovers, history enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful escape far from tourist hotspots.

Location: Takdah Cantonment, Darjeeling District, West Bengal 734222

Timings: Open 24 hours (Ideal visiting time: 7 AM to 6 PM

4. Tinchuley – An Eco-Village

The name Tinchuley means "three chimneys," and this quaint eco-village offers some of the most stunning views of Kanchenjunga. Here you can explore orange orchards, organic tea gardens, experience tea-tasting sessions and hike through scenic trails. It’s a perfect spot for those seeking nature, tranquility, and an authentic rural tea estate experience.

Location: Tinchuley, Near Takdah, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734222

Timings: Open 24 hours (Recommended: 7 AM to 6 PM)

5. Mahakal Temple– A Spiritual Crossroads on Observatory Hill

Mahakal Temple is a sacred site where Hindu and Buddhist traditions come together in peaceful harmony. It is located on top of Observatory Hill in Darjeeling and its surroundings are adorned with colourful prayer flags and ringing bells. This revered shrine offers spiritual serenity and spectacular views. A visit here promises unmatched tranquility, peace, mesmerising landscapes, and a glimpse into Darjeeling’s deep-rooted cultural heritage.

Location: 3736+F28, Richmond Hill, Darjeeling, West Bengal 734101

Timings: 9 AM to 5 P

Things to Do on Darjeeling Tour:

Here are some of the best things to do in Darjeeling:

1. Cable Car Ride in Darjeeling Ropeway: One of the most fun and safe adventure activities that you can enjoy with a Darjeeling holiday package is a Darjeeling Ropeway ride. It starts in Singamari and goes to Tukvar and back. During the drive, you can see the beautiful Ramman River, Little Rangeet, tea gardens, and snow-capped mountains. It's super fun and safe!

2. Visit Tea Gardens: Tea gardens are one of the most famous attractions in Darjeeling, and you must include them in your Darjeeling tour package. The Darjeeling Tea Gardens offer a panoramic view of lush greenery and clean, fresh air mixed with the scent of tea. You can also enjoy the cool breeze on your face and visit the nearby tea factories and watch them do different things, from picking the leaves to processing them. It is a paradise for photogenic people, offering picturesque views for perfect photos. If you want to spend the night in the middle of the tea gardens, Rainbow Valley Resort and Tathágata Farm are some of the affordable options where you can stay and enjoy guided plantation walks.

3. Take a Ride in Toy Train: The Darjeeling Train, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a pleasant journey through the stunning landscape along with the iconic Batasia Loop, where you can stop to admire the Gurkha Infantry Conflict Memorial. After a quick stop at Ghoom, discover the interesting railway museum, making this a perfect day out for families, friends, and couples, especially those looking for a unique Darjeeling experience.

4. River Rafting in Teesta River: Experience the fun of rafting on the icy Teesta River! Whether you are new to rafting or seasoned, you may not be able to resist here. As you flow, enjoy beautiful views of mountains, villages, farms, lush greenery, and colourful birds. The river has extraordinary degrees of rapids, from smooth to difficult, so everyone will have a good time. Don't miss out on adding this exciting adventure to your Darjeeling trip.

Must Checkout: Teesta River Rafting

5. Visit a Monastery: If you are looking for peace or you are exploring spirituality, then you must add a monastery visit to your Darjeeling tour package. There are many Buddhist monasteries in and around Darjeeling, as Buddhism is a big part of the region. These monasteries are beautiful, with colourful paintings, peaceful vibes, and impressive golden Buddha statues. Some of the popular monasteries to visit in Darjeeling are Bhutia Busty Monastery, Yiga Choeling, Guru Monastery, Samten Choeling Gompa, and Druk Sangag Choeling.

6. Learn Mountaineering at the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute: If you are an adventure enthusiast or want to learn about mountaineering, the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute is your place to visit. You can learn about mountaineering and rock climbing in detail here, under the guidance of professionals. Also, it showcases a museum where you can discover tips for climbing Mount Everest and read about past expeditions. For a light adventure and a safe mountaineering experience, try indoor rock climbing or outdoor climbing at Tenzing Norgay Rock. Overall, it's a fun and informative experience for anyone who loves mountains.

7. Trekking in Darjeeling: Darjeeling offers some of the best treks with stunning views of mountains, valleys, and paths. No matter if you are searching for long, adventure-filled, challenging treks that last for a week or just short treks to enjoy the beauty of nature with your friends and family, Darjeeling has options for everyone. Some of the popular treks for which visitors especially visit Darjeeling include the Phalut Trek, the Srikhola to Sandakphu Trek, the Kamala Falls Trek, the Purbikhola Trek, and the Trek to Bamunpukhuri Jungle. Make sure to try at least one trek as per your comfort while you are on your holiday trip to Darjeeling.

8. Shop at the Local Market: Shopping at the local street market is the best fun activity as it gives you the benefit of interacting with the locals, and you can also collect souvenirs to make your trip more memorable. A popular place for shopping in Darjeeling is Chowk Bazaar, in the southern part of Darjeeling. It's quite a busy place, as locals also buy most things they need every day from here, though you can find lots of stuff like clothes, Buddhist things, and decorations for your home at good prices.

9. Experience the Thrill of Paragliding: Paragliding in Darjeeling is a super fun experience as it lets you discover the hidden scenic views of the Himalayas and sights like tea gardens and old buildings from above. Paragliding happens in Darjeeling from October to April. It is an adventure-filled experience that lasts approximately 15 to 30 minutes each time you go. If you're new to paragliding, you can try tandem paragliding, which means you'll fly with an experienced instructor.

10. Try Local Food: Darjeeling has a list of delicious, tasty local food items, most of which are influenced by Nepalese and Tibetan flavours. Momos are at the top of the list; they are steamed or fried and served with soup sauce or pickles. Thupka is also a must-try on your trip to Darjeeling. It is a noodle soup with veggies, eggs, or meat. At last, Churpee, Shaphalay, and Gundruk are things you should not miss. Also, if you are into drinks, Chaang beer is something you must try.

What to Eat in Darjeeling:

1. Churpee: Churpee is a delicious cheese from the Himalayas, made from yak or cow's milk. It is loved as a snack in Nepal, Bhutan, and India for its chewy and salty flavour and by locals and vacationers for its vitamins and energy.

2. Momos: Momos are yummy dumplings that began in Tibet and are cherished all over Asia. They are the product of dough with a filling along with meat, greens, or cheese and can be steamed or fried. People revel in them with spicy sauces, which is a pleasant desire for street meal lovers and meal lovers around the arena.

3. Thukpa: Thukpa, a delicious Tibetan noodle soup, is loved in locations like Darjeeling within the Himalayas. It is cooked with a delicious broth, noodles, veggies, or your preference of meat, along with fowl or pork, and seasoned with garlic, ginger, and chilli for a pleasing deal.

4. Naga Cuisine: The Naga cuisine of Northeast India mixes fiery spices with unique elements along with bamboo shoots and fermented fish, reflecting the rich culture of the Naga country. It includes smoked meat, spicy stews, and crammed rice dishes.

5. Chaang: Chaang is a conventional drink from the Himalayan region, especially popular in places like Nepal, Bhutan, and components of India. Made from fermented millet or rice, it has a slightly sour taste and is frequently enjoyed at some point during festivals and celebrations.

6. Sael Rotis: Sael rotis are smooth Indian flatbreads made from wheat flour batter, cooked in a pan, and served hot. They pass properly with curries, vegetables, or chutneys and are loved by many for their simplicity and flexibility in Indian cooking.