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DAY 01 |
ARRIVE
DELHI |
You are greeted on arrival at the Delhi International Airport and driven to Park Hotel. Afternoon half day city tour of New Delhi. Visit India Gate, Laxminarayan Temple, Qutab Minar, Lotus Temple and drive past President and the Parliament house. Return to hotel for Overnight |
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DAY 02 |
DELHI
BAGDOGRA KALIMPONG |
After
breakfast, transfer to domestic airport to connect flight to Bagdogra.
On arrival transfer to Kalimpong
nestled in the Himalayan Valley of West Bengal at a modest altitude of
4100 ft and enjoys moderate climate. Forming a triangle with its more illustrious
neighbours, Darjeeling and Gangtok, Kalimpong is an excellent spot for
a
quiet holiday. Kalimpong has a number of houses, which speak of the town's heritage and gracious living in the earlier decades of the century. Evening at leisure. Lunch, Dinner & Overnight in the Silver Oaks hotel |
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DAY 03 |
KALIMPONG | A leisurely breakfast at the hotel and the day is at leisure to explore this small little town on your own. The main attractions of Kalimpong, apart from the cool climate and scenic beauty are the Buddhist monasteries and view points. The places of interest include Tharpa Choling Monastery, Thongsa Gompa and Durpin Dara. Lunch, Dinner & Overnight at the hotel |
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DAY 04 |
KALIMPONG
DARJEELING |
Early
morning Go Cycling or walking in the woods. Enjoy the luxury of a late
breakfast today and then drive to Darjeeling
perched at a height of 7004
ft. It is also called the Queen of the Hillstaions. On arrival check into
hotel. Evening at leisure. Lunch, Dinner
& Overnight at the hotel |
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DAY 05 |
DARJEELING | Wake
up very early in the morning, have a cup of hot tea / coffee and a drive
of around
20 min will bring you to Tiger Hills Just sit around and wait for the unforgettable experience of catching the first rays of the Sun over the Mt. Kanchenjunga range. On your way back to hotel vsit Ghoom Monastery. After breakfast proceed for city tour. Visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Padwaja Naidu Zoological Garden, Labong Rose Course, Ropeway, Happy valley tea estate & Tenzing Rock Lal Kuthi. Afternoon after lunch free. Dinner & overnight in hotel |
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DAY 06 |
DARJEELING
MIRIK DARJEELING |
After
an early breakfast proceed for a full day excursion to Mirik,
a beautiful picnic spot nestled in the forested hills at 5800 feet,
Mirik is famous for its man-made Sumendu lake. The surroundings here are
enhanced by Orange Orchards, Cardamom Plantations and Tea Estates. Another
attraction here is the superb view of the mighty Kanchenjunga.
Walk up to visit Bokar Gompa home to 70 Mahayana monks. A further short walk to the west, leads you the hindu temples of Shiva, Hanuman & Kali . You also have the option of hiring boats to scout around the lake. Late afternoon return to hotel in time for dinner & Overnight ( Carry packed lunch) |
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DAY 07 |
DARJEELING
KURSEONG JALPAIGURI KOLKATTA |
After
a leisurely breakfast , transfer to New Jalpaiguri Railway station to take
overnight express to Kolkatta. Enroute visit Kurseong
- in Napalese means " the morning star" - located at a height of 4860 ft,
it is 30 kms from Darjeeling and is called the "land of white orchid" A
tiny school town not discovered by most tourists yet. Visit the bustling
marketplace, it's nerve center, with the toy train tracks running right
through it. Tiny Nepali homes with lace edged windows and blooming azalea
on their verandahs line
the streets. Walk up to Nagri Spur to witness stunning views of tea gardens & forests. Visit Eagle's Crag for fabulous view of the Teesta river, before contunuing your journey to Jalpaiguri. On arrival at the station board express for Kolkatta. Overnight in train ( Lunch & Dinner at local restruants in Kurseong & Siliguri (Jalpaiguri ) respectively |
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DAY 08 |
ARRIVE
KOLKATTA |
Early
morning arrive Kolkatta. On arrival transfer to hotel. After breakfast
depart for
half day city tour visiting Victoria Memorial A splendid example of British architecture, built in memory of Queen Victoria and inaugurated by Prince of Wales in 1921. The Memorial is based on the architecture of the Taj and is built in marble, Sahid Minar - A combination of Turkish, Egyptian & Syrian architectural elements, this 48-m high monument was built in 1828, Rabindra Setu (Howrah Bridge) - is one of three bridges on the river Hooghly and is the most famous symbol not only of Calcutta but also of West Bengal, Belur Math - The Ramkrishna Mission established by Swami Vivekanand has its head Quarters here. Ravindra Gallery has some of the rare and fine pictures and manuscripts of Nobel Laureate Rabindra Nath Tagore. The paintings are done in a style peculiar to the poet . This place is also the venue for various cultural programs and Kali Temple - The present temple was built in 1809 on the site of an ancient temple. It is also known as the Kalighat temple. It is after the name of this temple that the English christened the place, Calcutta, an anglicized form of Kalikata. We finish our morning tour with avisit to Nirmal Ridaya - Mother Teresa's orphanage, before returning to hotel for lunch. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight in hotel |
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DAY 09 |
KOLKATTA | After
breakfast Full day city tour visiting The Indian
Museum established in 1878. It
is built in Italian architectural style and is considered to be the largest museum in the country and one of the best in Asia. From the Egyptian mummy to the skeleton of the whale and rare statues; the museum has every thing, Eden Gardens located in the North-West corner of the Maidan is a small & pleasantly laid out Garden. Created in 1840 and named after the sister of Lord Auckland, the former governor general. The idea was to make a Biblical - style garden of Eden in India. The expanse dotted with beautiful trees and shrubs is intersected by winding paths, and there is a large artificial lake. Alongside the gardens, is the world famous Eden Gardens cricket stadium.. Our next stop is St Paul's Cathedral Built between 1839 and 1847, it is one of India's most important churches. Inside there's some interesting memorials and stained glass, including the west window by Sir Edward Burne-Jones. Return to hotel for lunch. Afternoon proceed for the next leg of your tour. We visit the Marble Palace located in a narrow lane off Chittaranjan Ave, this private mansion was built in 1835 by a Bengali zamindar. The palace houses an incongruous collection of curious standing alongside significant statues and paintings. Next halt is the St John's Church built in 1787. The overgrown graveyard here has a number of interesting monuments, including the octagonal mausoleum of Job Charnock, founder of Kolkata, who died in 1692. Admiral Waston, who helped Clive in retaking Kolkata from Siraj-ud-daula, is also buried here. Next visit the Botanical Gardens stretching 1 km along the river and occupies 109 hectares. The gardens were originally founded in 1786 and administered by Colonel Kyd. It was from these gardens that the tea now grown in Assam and Darjeeling was first developed. Trees of the rarest kinds, from Nepal, Brazil, Penang, Java and Sumatra can be found here. There are towering Mahogany trees, an avenue of Cuban Palms and an Orchid House. Mango and Tamarind trees shade the grassy lawns. But the main attraction of the garden is the 200 year old Banyan Tree, claimed to have the second largest canopy in the world. It is the world's largest, having a circumference of 330m. The Palm House in the centre of gardens is also well worth a visit. We finish our tour with a sound & light show at the rambling old Tagore House, today a centre for Indian dance, drama, music and other arts. - Rabindranath's birthplace and his final resting place. Overnight in hotel |
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DAY 10 |
KOLKATTA
DURGAPORE VISHNUPUR DURGAPORE |
After
early breakfast depart by surface for Durgapore, an industrial town located
in the Bardwan district of West Bengal. On arrival check into Peerless
Inn hotel. After fresh & change, proceed for day excursion to
Vishnupur
- Terracotta, Metalware & Temples characterize this tiny hamlet. The
temples here are built mostly of brick & at times of laterite. The
architecture is modeled on the pattern of Bengali village huts built with
bamboo & mud and roofed with tatch. A discerning visitor may find traces
of the past splendour and glory in its superb temples and unique handicrafts.
Visit Ras Mancha, Dalmadal cannon, Jorbangla, Madan Mohan, Malleshwar,
Lalji & Mrinmoyee Temples. Also see Maa king's fort & Jogesh Chandra
Museum brfore returning to hotel for dinner
& overnight |
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DAY 11 |
DURGAPORE
SHANTINEKETAN DURGAPORE |
After
Breakfast depart by surface for day excursion to
Shantiniketan
- an International University
founded by Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore where the cultures of the
East & West could meet & mingle. Named Vishwa Bharati the university
represents Indian traditions while incorporating the best of other
cultures. Founded by Devendranath Tagore in 1863, as an hermitage (Ashram)
Rabindranath, his son converted it into an experimental open air school
with 5 students in 1901. Places of interests are mainly on the campus and
have a distinctive feature of some of the best in Indian art & culture.
Another interesting feature are the splendid sculptures, frescoes, murals
& paintings of renowned artists like Tagore himself, Nandlal Bose,
Ramkinkar
& others that adorn the campus. Return to hotel for overnight. |
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DAY 12 |
DURGAPORE
KOLKATTA DELHI |
After
a relaxed Breakfast time to start your journey back home. Transfer to Kolkatta
and
on arrival stop for lunch at an authentique Chinese restaurant in China town, before proceeding to the airport from where you take your flight to Delhi. On arrival transfer to hotel. Balance day free. Dinner & overnight |
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Tour |
1 Night
&
2 Days |
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EXTRA COST
Those desiring to extend stay have the option of taking the Sunderban Cruise. At Sunderbans you can expect the thrills of a life time. While cruising through the brackish kharris flanked by dense mangrove forests all around in the semi luxury launch M.V. Chitrarekha OR M.V. Madhukar, experience the two-day river cruise with one night on board. From the wide open upper deck you can watch the forest vibrant with life while sipping your morning tea. followed by a sumptuous Bengali lunch consisting of delicacies like fish & prawns. You can also have a foot-tapping dance session in your evening party and retire to the cozy bunks at night. All these to give you a feeling of adventure along with the safe comforts of home. Mail us for more |
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DAY 13 |
DELHI | Morning after breakfast, proceed for city sightseeing tour of Old Delhi. Visit the Red Fort, Jama Masjid & Rajghat. Walk through the narrow, yet interesting old bazars. Afternoon free for shopping (Vehicle at disposal) Overnight in Hotel. |
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DAY 14 |
DEPART
DELHI |
It’s time to bid farewell. Transfer to Airport to connect flight for onward journey. |



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