Day 1: Bagdogra to Darjeeling
Pick up and the drive up. Evening on the Mall.
- Meals
- Dinner
- Stay
- Darjeeling




Adds the quiet side of the hills to the standard Darjeeling week — Kalimpong for the monasteries and nurseries, then Lava and Lolegaon for the pine forest and the canopy walk.
Pick up and the drive up. Evening on the Mall.



Sunrise at Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop, Ghum, the zoo and HMI.



Toy Train joy-ride, Happy Valley tea estate and the ropeway.



Drive via Kalimpong — Deolo Hill and Durpin — then up to Lava.



Lava Monastery, the Neora Valley edge and the Lolegaon canopy walk.



Drive down to NJP or Bagdogra.



Bagdogra Airport or New Jalpaiguri (NJP) railway station
Cancel 30 days or more before departure — full refund minus a ₹2,000 processing fee.
Cancel 15 to 29 days before departure — 50% of the trip cost is refunded.
Cancel 7 to 14 days before departure — 25% of the trip cost is refunded.
Cancel within 7 days of departure — no refund.
Toy Train joy-ride seats are booked against your name and are non-refundable once issued. The train is cancelled outright in landslide season; when that happens we refund the ticket and drive the same route instead.
On a clear winter morning, yes — Kanchenjunga catches the light first and Everest is visible on the far left. On a cloudy morning you will have driven an hour to look at fog. October to December gives you the best odds. We keep a spare morning in the longer trips for a second attempt.
The full seven-hour run is unreliable and often cancelled. What works is the Darjeeling to Ghum joy-ride — two hours, the Batasia Loop, and the steam engine on the scheduled service. That is what we book. If the full run is operating on your dates we will tell you.
Mid-October to December, and again in March and April. The monsoon from June to September closes the sky completely and brings landslides on the Hill Cart Road. January is clear but very cold, with frost on the road above Ghum.
Yes, apart from the Tiger Hill start. The zoo, the ropeway, the toy train and the Chowrasta promenade all work well. The town is steep and the traffic on Hill Cart Road is heavy, so plan on walking short distances rather than long ones.
No. Both are in West Bengal and need no permit for anyone. If your trip continues into Sikkim, that does need a permit and we arrange it separately.
Tell us your dates and group size and our team will confirm availability, hold the rooms and send you the invoice and vouchers.




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