Kurseong

Otherwise called the 'Land of White Orchids', Kurseong is a hill station found near Darjeeling popular for its waterfalls, sanctuaries and Buddhist gompas separated from the great view that the spot gives.

Roosted on the Siliguri-Darjeeling highway, Kurseong is a calm hill station. Kurseong appreciates milder and charming climate most seasons. During the rainstorm season the downpour divine beings are more than liberal as the town gets relentless downpours for a really long time. The downpours are truth be told truly necessary for the widely varied vegetation of the space.

Eagle's Crag View Point

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Museum

Tea Garden

Himalayan Railway Museum

Deer Park

Kurseong, the 'Place that is known for White Orchids', gets its name from the blossoms found in wealth on its hill slopes. It's troublesome not to become hopelessly enamored with the perspective on tea plantations, rich green timberlands in the all encompassing setting of snow-clad mountains. At nightfall, you can see a mixture of the most lovely tones in the sky.

You can see the British leftovers as places of worship and school in the town. This little hill town makes for an incredible visit for vacationers searching for a more tranquil option in contrast to Darjeeling.

Kurseong Sightseeing

Tea Garden

Just like the tea gardens of Darjeeling, the sprawling tea plants in their estates add a certain charm unique to Kurseong. Highly recommended among the places to visit in Kurseong, one can visit one of the two big tea estates - Makaibari or Ambotia.

Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Museum

The museum is housed in Netaji's elder brother's home, which was formerly a temporary abode for Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. It contains photographs, documents, and articles on Netaji during his British house captivity.

Eagle's Crag View Point

The Eagle's Crag View Point, highly recommended as one of the sites to visit in Kurseong and perfect to visit during both sunrise and sunset, provides spectacular panoramic views of the valley. From this vantage point, which overlooks the entire Siliguri plains, fantastic images of the Kanchenjunga can be taken.

Forest Museum

The Forest Museum, which is maintained by the state's forest department, contains exhibits of animal skins, bones, hides, and images of species that previously thrived in the Dow Hill region. Close to Deer Park, there are also wooden items on show. Those who are fascinated by nature will feel right at home here.

Deer Park

Deer Park, which is now known as Dow Hill Eco Park and is located in Dow Hill, is a recreational destination for families with children. It was originally known for its deer and other rare species of small birds and animals conservation efforts. It is now a very simple park.

Churches

Churches in Kurseong are among the most interesting attractions to visit in the city. Various heritage churches dating all the way back to the British Raj have existed here. St. Paul's church, St. Andrew's church, and St. Mary's Hill church are just a few of the churches you can visit.

Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Museum

There are three DHR museums in all, with the other two being in Darjeeling and Sukna. These museums include unique paintings, sketches, and miniature railway buildings on display, as well as regular toy train journeys to neighbouring locations with beautiful scenery.

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