A quaint hill station in West Bengal, Kalimpong is said to provide with a heavenly experience. It is situated on the foothills of Shivalik Range at a magical altitude of 1250 m. Kalimpong is dotted with ancient Buddhist monasteries, churches and revered temples. While holidaying in this hill town you will fall in love with the vibe of this place and experience peace like never before.
Kalimpong has a rich culture with a variety of ethnic groups residing here. Some of the most noteworthy festivals of Kalimpong are- Dashai and Tika. During festivals people come together to celebrate with Jard and dance to the tune of Nepalese drum. One of the integral parts of these festivals is Kham dance in where people dance wearing Kham or masks.
Situated at an altitude of 1402 meters, Durpin Dara is said to provide with some breathtaking views. It is approximately 3 km away from the town and is easily accessible by car.
Morgan house is located in the greenery of Kalimpong. It was built by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan back in the year 1930 and is now a tourist hotspot.
Standing at an elevation of 2000 m, Deolo Hill provides with great views of the Kalimpong town. The hill has some proper viewpoints which provides with best sunrise and sunset views.
Home to the largest number of commercial flower nurseries, Kalimpong is famous for the cultivation of exotic flowers and exporting them to different parts of the country.
Built in the 18th century, Crockety is famous for its breathtaking vistas and architectural design. The legendary Rabindranath Tagore is said to have broadcasted his work from behind Crockety.