Darjeeling Tour Packages From Nagpur

Swap Nagpur’s urban buzz for Darjeeling’s misty hills with Thrillophilia’s Darjeeling tour packages from Nagpur. Ideal for nature lovers, families, and adventure seekers, this Darjeeling trip take you through emerald tea gardens, peaceful monasteries, and Himalayan viewpoints like Tiger Hill and Batasia Loop. Packages include round-trip flights, comfy stays, daily meals, guided sightseeing, and 24/7 support besides you can tailor your plan to fit your style and budget.

You can enjoy a toy train ride through green valleys, visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, and spot red pandas at the high-altitude zoo. Explore colonial-era churches, admire the Maitreya Buddha at Ghoom Monastery, or sip tea at a local estate. You can also go birdwatching in Tinchuley, walk through pine forests in Lamahatta, or explore Takdah’s quaint charm. Shop for woollens and Darjeeling tea, savour steaming momos, and experience the rich blend of British, Tibetan, and Nepali culture. So, book Thrillophilia's Darjeeling tour packages from Nagpur today to experience a refreshing Himalayan escape.

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How to Reach Darjeeling From Nagpur?

By Air: Since Darjeeling has no airport of its own, the nearest airport you can fly to is the Bagdogra airport. You can reach the Bagdogra Airport (IXB) by boarding a connecting flight from Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (NAG), as there are no direct flights. Some of the major airlines that operate this route are Air India, Akasa Air and IndiGo. Depending on layovers at Mumbai, New Delhi, and Kolkata, you can reach in about 9 to 26 hours. Once you reach Bagdogra, you can hire a cab to reach Darjeeling in about 2 hours 30 minutes via Matigara - Kurseong Rd and NH110.

By Train: Other than flights you can also reach New Jalpaiguri Junction which is the closest train station to Darjeeling via one single train called Karmabhoomi Express. This journey takes around 28 hours and upon reaching you can continue your onward journey via Rishi Rd and NH110 on a hired cab. The road journey can take anywhere around 3 hours as it covers a distance of about 69.6 kms.

Best Time to Visit Darjeeling

Since Darjeeling tour packages from Nagpur are available throughout the year, the best time to visit depends on your preferred experiences.

1. Spring (March to April): Cool and fresh weather (10°C–20°C) with blooming orchids as well as clear skies. It is the perfect time for tea tasting, riding the heritage toy train, visiting Tiger Hill, and enjoying cable car rides.

2. Summer (May to June): Pleasant temperatures (15°C–25°C) with occasional showers. Ideal for sightseeing, trekking to Sandakphu, and visiting the Darjeeling zoo, as Batasia Loop. You can also attend events like Saga Dawa besides partaking in activities like paragliding.

3. Monsoon (July to September): Frequent rainfall with temperature ranging between (12°C–20°C), and dense greenery and fewer tourists. It is a great season to visit waterfalls like Paglajhora, and enjoy discounted stays other than attending festivals like Sawane Sankranti and Drukpa Teshi in July.

4. Autumn (October to November): Clear weather, with temperature ranging between (8°C–18°C) offering the best views of Kanchenjunga. It is the best time to visit Peace Pagoda other than attending local festivals like Durga Puja and Darjeeling Carnival besides exploring cultural fairs.

5. Winter (December to February): Cold and peaceful (2°C–10°C), sometimes snowy at higher altitudes. Visit Sandakphu for snowfall, celebrate Christmas and New Year along with experiencing winter festivals like Losar and Maghe Sankranti.

Places to Visit in Darjeeling:

Here are the top places to visit in Darjeeling:

1. Peace Pagoda: Visit Darjeeling’s tallest structure on Jalaphar Hill, admire four golden Buddha avatars, enjoy beautiful Himalayan views, and experience the monument’s message of global peace.

2. Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park: You can spot rare red pandas, snow leopards, and Himalayan wolves while walking through oak and birch-lined paths in this zoo at 7000 feet.

3. Ghoom Monastery: Visit one of Darjeeling’s oldest Tibetan monasteries at 8,000 feet, admire the 15-foot Maitreya Buddha, rare Buddhist texts, colourful wall art, and nearby Ma Kali temple here.

4. St. Andrew’s Church: You can explore the 19th-century Scottish Anglican church near Darjeeling Mall to admire its colonial-era architecture, stained-glass windows, and peaceful ambience steeped in history.

5. Observatory Hill: Visit Mahakal Temple and Kanchenjunga Temple, walk scenic forest trails, explore a sacred cave 15 minutes away, and enjoy sweeping views of Darjeeling’s landscape.

Things to Do in Darjeeling

Here are the top things to do in Darjeeling:

1.Offer prayers at Mahakal Mandir: You can witness the sacred Shiva lingas, colourful prayer flags, and joint chants by Hindu and Buddhist priests besides exploring hidden caves and enjoy views of Mount Kanchendzonga.

2. Explore Bengal Natural History Museum: Witness the vast exhibits, 229 bird specimens, rare Himalayan mammals like red pandas and clouded leopards besides preserved reptiles, insects, and ecological dioramas.

3. Step into Bhutia Busti Monastery: You can admire Tibetan-Sikkimese architecture, view murals and ancient scriptures apart from lighting butter lamps, and interacting with monks.

4. Visit Tinchuley: Watch sunrises over Kanchenjunga, walk through tea gardens like Rungli-Rungliot, spot birds in pine forests, stay in cozy homestays, along with exploring nearby Takdah and Lamahatta.

5. Stop by the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute: You can explore mountaineering history, see Tenzing Norgay’s gear, learn climbing techniques, visit the mountaineering museum as well as try rock climbing at Tenzing Rock.