From misty tea valleys in Darjeeling to the sacred lakes of Sikkim and Bhutan's ancient fortress dzongs — discover handpicked Himalayan journeys.
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Known as the 'Queen of the Hills', Darjeeling is world-famous for its aromatic tea estates, the UNESCO World Heritage Himalayan Toy Train, dramatic sunrises over Mt. Kanchenjunga from Tiger Hill, and charming British colonial heritage.
Dooars — the word means "doors," and that's exactly what this region is: the gateway between the plains of North Bengal and the mountains of Bhutan ...
The Kingdom of Bhutan, known as the 'Land of the Thunder Dragon', is a mystical Himalayan realm celebrated for dramatic clifftop monasteries, ancient fortress dzongs, pristine pine valleys, and a philosophy that measures progress through Gross National Happiness.
North Sikkim is the rugged crown of the Himalayas—a high-altitude wonderland of sacred turquoise glacial lakes like Gurudongmar (17,800 ft), the blooming Yumthang Valley of Flowers, snow-draped peaks at Zero Point, and traditional wooden hamlets.
The gateway to the Eastern Himalayas, Dooars is a lush expanse of evergreen sal forests, undulating tea estates, sparkling mountain streams, and famous wildlife sanctuaries home to the One-Horned Rhinoceros and wild elephants.
Perched at an elevation of 12,400 ft along the ancient Indo-China Silk Route, Tsomgo (Changu) Lake is a sacred, oval-shaped glacial water body renowned for its color-changing waters, fluttering Tibetan prayer flags, and decorated yak rides.
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