Darjeeling ( Queen Of Hills)

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Queen of hills, hairpin bends, terraced tea plantations, mist in the air and the aroma of the world famous tea, a holiday in Darjeeling entails this and more. A Darjeeling tour takes you through the hilly vistas and quintessential markets replete with regional fast food outlets serving momos and thuppa and Tibetan handicraft shops that dot the main market. On a Darjeeling trip you can also visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute that conducts treks in the region and if your adventurous streak is still not satiated, head for the Tenzing Norgay rock where you can enjoy rappelling under the guidance of a professional mountaineer. Darjeeling holiday packages take you across the main tourist attractions of the entire region and not just the town. Enjoy long walks across the hillside, admire sparkling waterfalls and savour the delectable cuisine and what’s more, if you are a tea aficionado, visit a tea plantation and tea factory where you could possibly indulge in a tea tasting session! Darjeeling holidays are all about relaxing and being one with nature, indulging in the little joys of life and pampering your taste buds and soul alike so get ready for a Darjeeling tour that is bound to leave you mesmerised. Darjeeling is referred as the Queen of Hill Stations, Darjeeling is a popular tourist destination known for its natural splendours. It is also known as one of the highest tea producing places. In order to enjoy the same, one can choose from among the several Darjeeling packages, weather of Darjeeling is always relax able for all tourists & hence travellers chose this hill station from long. Kundu Tour & Travels offer best packages to visit Darjeeling & its closed tourist hill points at best price on your query.

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