Ging Tea House
Ging Tea House
Legend has it that The Tea House was one of the first colonial tea planter's bungalows built in the region in 1864. The house is admirably classic in style, having been tastefully restored while preserving its colonial heritage.
This historic house is surrounded by lovely, well-kept private gardens. Inside, the tranquillity and atmosphere of a family home are still present. The rooms are luxurious, with old wooden flooring and exposed rafters on the high ceiling, as well as period furniture and drapes.
Darjeeling Clock Tower
Gombu Rock
Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
Observatory Hill View Point
Peace Pagoda
Ropeway
Each suite has a bathroom that is equally spacious and equipped with all modern amenities. A front desk is open and staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As a result, you are well taken care of at all times.
Step out into the gardens and unwind in the gazebo or on the sun deck, sipping morning tea in the company of the birds and gazing at the majestic Himalayan mountains. The location offers stunning panoramic views as well as plenty of privacy. In the evening, gather around the ancient stone fireplace in the library with a glass of wine to hear stories about life in the hills or play the antique piano.
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Observatory Hill View Point
Like most other hill stations in India, Darjeeling also has a Mall Road and atop the Mall is the Observatory hill. The hill hosts the famous Mahakal temple and the original shrine of Bhutia Busty monastery, making the place of religious significance for Hindus and Buddhists alike.
Darjeeling Clock Tower
Several well-known landmarks can be found along the Laden-La road. The first is the Darjeeling Municipality Building, which features the famous Clock Tower in the front. Every hour, the massive clock plays a lovely musical tone, followed by the dings of the bell. Built in 1850, served as the Darjeeling Town Hall.
Gombu Rock
Gombu Rock is located on Darjeeling's Lebong Cart Road. This location is directly opposite the famous Tenzing Rock, where many famous mountaineers practised. Nawang Gombu inspired the name Gombu Rock.
Ropeway
Darjeeling Ropeway is a cable car circuit where one can observer a bunch of wonderful scenes, from the heavenly snow-covered mountains to the beguiling valley packed with verdant tea estates.
Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
The Himalayan Mountaineering Institude, known as HMI Darjeeling, was established on November 4, 1954 fundamentally to support mountaineering as a organized support in India. HMI consistently conducts Adventure, Basic and Adventure levels of mountaineering courses which are exceptionally far reaching courses.
Peace Pagoda
The Peace Pagoda, or the Japanese Peace Pagoda is designed to establish unity, harmony and goodwill amongst people belonging to different sects of society. Famous for its tranquillity, it offers stunning views of snow-clad peaks including the Kanchenjunga peak making it an ideal place for peace and nature lovers.
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GING TEA GARDEN WEATHERThe Ideal Plan
Siliguri is 73.3 kilometres away from this location. The tour begins in the morning with a brief recap of several legendary stories about how tea travelled from China to East India, and they let your imagination decide which one to believe. Your guide will show you how the 'two leaves and a bud' are plucked from the bushes as you walk through the tea garden's various sections. During the plucking season, you can even see the pluckers on the job, complete with wicker baskets and umbrellas. Take a lunch break and join them for a rustic tea picker's lunch. Then they take you to the tea factory to demonstrate the time-honored tea manufacturing process established by the East India Company back in the day. Learn about the various steps involved in making the perfect cup of black tea, including withering, rolling, fermenting, drying, and sorting. Following a feast for the senses of sight, smell, and touch, the experience concludes with a 'tea-tasting session' of the day's brew.
- Nearest Railway Station: NJP
- Nearest Airport: Bagdogra
Accomodation
Blue Lady Suite
It is decorated with Butah Persian Prints, has an antique king bed and an empress cupboard from the past.
Empress Teal Suite
The spaciousness of the room, as well as the Country Spool Poster Bed, contribute to the room's grandeur.
Peony Blush Suite
The only room with twin single beds, it is furnished with timeless and lovely peony print furnishings.
Spring Suite
It is the most spacious room, with luxurious four poster drapes adorning the classic Bengal Bed made of Burma Teak.
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Thukpa
Thukpa is a Tibetan noodle soup that comes from Tibet's eastern region.
Momos
Momo has become a traditional delicacy among Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim, Bhutanese and Tibetan populations, as well as residents in Ladakh, Northeast India, and Darjeeling.
Churpee
A Darjeeling original, Churpees are necessarily a milk snack and resembles cheese with coming in both versions of hard and soft. Churpees mixed with cabbages can also be a filling for vegetable momos.
Aloo Dum
The preparation of this food of North Bengal includes boiling the pieces of potatoes in a gravy made up of spices such as red chilli powder, garlic, finely cut onions and, ginger cloves.
Kwati
This is one of Darjeeling's most popular dishes. It's a classic Gorkha dish. It's a blended soup with nine different sprouting beans in it. For added taste, only a few spices are utilised. This is a wonderful and nutritious dish.
Tea
Darjeeling is the maker of some of the best teas in the world, it is also a great place to drink a cup of tea made from the freshly-plucked leaves of one of its renowned gardens, where you can even buy some of this fine tea.
Carpets at Tibetan
The Tibetan Self Help Center in Darjeeling is one of the best places to check out for carpets. A trip here is a must as you will also find jackets, scarves and other gift items.
Black Tea
The leaves are fully oxidised (or fermented) during processing. After being plucked, the leaves are set out to wither for about 18 hours, allowing the excess moisture to evaporate.
Green Tea
Tea is made at a specific time of year when the conditions are ideal for enhancing its qualities.
Organic Tea
Tea is produced with care to enhance its natural qualities.
