Half-day tour of Darjeeling's key attractions

• Private transportation provided • Bottled water available • Air conditioning in the vehicle • Pickup and drop-off at your hotel • Parking charges covered

• Camera, camcorder • Lunch • Tea and coffee • Personal expenses • Tour guide • Entry fees to attractions

• Infant seats designed for safety are provided • Accessible for individuals of all fitness levels

To obtain a full refund, it is necessary to cancel at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• The Darjeeling Zoo is renowned for its rare Red pandas, allowing visitors to observe them in their natural surroundings. It also features a variety of other uncommon species, such as the Snow Leopard, Blue Sheep, Siberian Tiger, and Black Bear, which are rarely seen together. • The Cable Car operates from Singamari to the Tukvar Tea Estate valley. • The Rock is named after Tenzing Norgay, a pioneering climber of Mt. Everest. Visitors can attempt to climb the rock to test their strength and experience an adrenaline rush, or they may watch others as they try to conquer it. • Among the various tea plantations near Darjeeling, Happy Valley and Chitrey Tea Garden are particularly well-known. Chitrey specializes in a diverse range of tea varieties, and visitors can enjoy the view of Kanchenjunga while relaxing among the tea bushes with a cup of the famous Darjeeling Tea. • The self Help Center is established to aid early Tibetans in rebuilding their lives in a new environment, empowering both older and newer generations of Tibetans towards self-sufficiency. • Located within the Zoological park, this area features numerous species of Beetles, Snakes, Birds, and other Animals. • As a leading mountaineering institution, the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute is popular with tourists for its stunning location in Darjeeling. It provides a captivating view of Kanchenjunga, the world's third-highest peak at 8586 meters. The institute's museum attracts around 500,000 visitors each year, showcasing displays that celebrate the art, culture, and progress of the climbing sport. The museum consists of three sections: A Panorama of Himalayan Life, Mount Everest Expedition, and Mountaineering History, all set against the backdrop of the magnificent Kanchenjunga.