Darjeeling Kalimpong Trip

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Trip code WT-CODE 16616
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There is something magical about the Nepalese people. Their simplicity, hospitality, pride for their culture and happy go lucky nature makes them very interesting hosts! The mountains there are not that bad either!
Beat the summer heat by taking a vacation to Darjeeling!
 
Expected Weather 
  • Chances of rain/ hail – Mild drizzles
  • Temperatures- Afternoon upto 20 degrees (May), Nights around zero degrees (May) at higher camps

 

  • Day 1: Arrive in Siliguri - NJP/Bagdogra. Drop arranged till the hotel. Overnight stay in a hotel.
  • Day 2: Local sightseeing
    -Toy train ride
    -Visit the Monastery
    -Visit the zoo and HMI Museum
    Overnight stay in hotel.
  • Day 3: Early morning trip to Tiger hill
    Back in the hotel after Lunch.
    Evening trip to the Market for shopping.
    Overnight stay in Hotel.
  • Day 4: Drive to Kalimpong after breakfast.
    Sightseeing in Kalimpong.
    Overnight stay in Hotel.
  • Day 5:
    Drive to Siliguri. Departure
  • Pickup and drop from Siliguri
  • Rooms on twin sharing basis, extra bedding on demand (will be charged separately)
  • All meals barring lunch.
  • Cabs while on the trip.
  • 5% GST
  • Meals or drinks purchased by participants during the travel or trek (example biscuits, fruits etc)

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Yes, this trek is perfect for first timers and beginners.

Yes. An active child above the age of 5years, accompanied by his/her parent/guardian can do this trek.

This is an easy trek and suitable for beginners and first timers. However we expect participants to have a basic level of fitness and an active lifestyle. Participant be able to brisk walk 4 km and climb 10 floors in one go to achieve the fitness level required for this trek.

- 20 litre day pack : 1
- 2 litre water bottle: 1 (alternately you could carry two 1 litre bottles of water, hot water / thermos not required)
- Trek pants: dry fit
- T-shirt: dry fit (preferable full sleeves)
- A jacket (it may be cold in the morning when we start, and on reaching the top you may require one)
- Trekking shoes / Hiking shoes
- Sunglasses
- Sun cap
- Sunscreen lotion
- Napkin
- Trail Snacks (energy bars, biscuits, nuts, dry fruits etc.)
- Trekking pole (optional)
- An extra pair of clothes (optional)

A trek leader, an assistant trek leader, and a local guide will accompany you on this trek.
We will be carrying a First Aid Kit and we will ensure a safe and supportive outdoor experience.

In all the camps where the accommodation is in guest houses/ home stays, there will be proper toilets.
On the day of camping, we will have toilet tents (with a dry pit toilet), the most hygienic way of answering nature’s call.
A dry pit toilet is an eco-friendly sanitation solution featuring a pit dug into the ground, topped with a toilet seat and a wrought iron stand. Near the toilet, a pile of mud, sand, or limestone is provided for covering waste after use, facilitating rapid breakdown of fecal matter due to increased microbial activity. This method eliminates the need for water, thereby preventing contamination of nearby water sources, as water toilets are prohibited at campsites.
While toilet paper is available, please use it sparingly to avoid overloading the pit, which can take years to decompose. Please refrain from using wet wipes as they are not bio degradable or use bio-degradable wipes.