Kalimpong Overview
Kalimpong is just the right place if you would want to experience the thrill of a cultural diversity and it's historical monuments... It is located at the elevation of 1250 metres. The beauty of naturally rich ecological hotspots at Kalimpong is literally thrilling.
The name Kalimpong means 'Assembly of the King's Ministers'.
Until the 15th century kalimpong was a land ruled by the alternate regimes of the Bhutanese and the Sikkimese. After the Anglo-Bhutan War in 1864, ceratin parts of Kalimpong to be under the British rule. And owing to climatic beauty of the place, the Britishers were able to turn kalimpong into a hill station as well.
Until the 15th century kalimpong was a land ruled by the alternate regimes of the Bhutanese and the Sikkimese. After the Anglo-Bhutan War in 1864, ceratin parts of Kalimpong to be under the British rule. And owing to climatic beauty of the place, the Britishers were able to turn kalimpong into a hill station as well.
Kalimpong has a lot to offer to the travelers wishing to make the journey. That is why if you choose our Kalimpong tour Package, we will make sure that you do not miss out on anything.
One can do white river rafting in river Teesta with riverside camping which is one of the main rivers of Sikkim originates from Tso Lhamu Lake which is at an altitude of over 5,330 mtr.Rafting in river Teesta, have 6 evaluations or levels of trouble contingent upon the rapids or the ebb and flow in the waterway. Grade-1 (with level quiet water) is the most effortless. Because of the arrangement of rapids and fluctuating power of stream, most piece of Teesta where rafting is done has been evaluated in a size of 2 to 4. Grade-2 would have little exciting ride rapids however simple to arrange, Grade-3 requires a prepared aide and some specialized capacity, while Grade-4 would have some genuine and huge rapids, and ought to endeavor just via prepared rafters.
Deolo is one of the two hills that Kalimpong stands between. Deolo serves as the tallest point (1704 metres) in the town of Kalimpong. On a clear day the mounatins of West Sikkim can seen from the Deolo. The hills also have a park at the top which houses exotic flowers. And Deolo also provides a 360 degree view of Kalimpong.
Do you love plants? Do exotic floral marvels interest you? Then you should try the Pine view Nursery in Kalimpong. This nursery boasts a wonderful and exotic collection for cactuses. It's something you don't want to miss.
This is the other hill alongside Deolo Hill. This hill also provides a beautiful view of Kalimpong and the mighty Teesta. And this hill is also accessible by a car. This is always an advantage.
Situated in the Deolo hills, this institution was established by the Ministry of culture, government of India. This institution was established solely to provide scientific learning to the children. This place ensures education with entertainment. Bring your children along and enjoy a worthwhile experience.
This monastery stands the test of time. A piece of Tibetan History in the palm of your hands. The monastery was consecrated by Dalai Lama in 1976. Many valuable scriptures were brought into India after Tibet's takeover in 1959, and they are housed in the monastery. It also houses the Kangyur's 108 volumes. The Durpin Monastery is another name for it. The view from the top of the hill is spectacular.
The Hanuman Temple, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, was established in 2004 by Karma Wangchuk, a member of Bhutan's National Assembly. The gigantic statue of Lord Hanuman, which rises at a height of nearly 30 feet, is what makes the temple absolutely special and unique. The temple includes a number of steps that must be climbed to reach the top. The temple also provides a wonderful view of the Kanchenjunga.
Mangal Dham is one of the most important religious centres in Kalimpong, a lovely highland station. The memorial was created in Guruji Shir Mangaldasji Maharaj's honour. So make sure to visit this pure and pious spots whenever in Kalimpong. 7th mile view point: Whenever you visit kalimpong be sure to visit this place. You will not regret it. The 7th mile view point provides a beautiful of view of the Teesta Rangeet valley. Pack a picnic basket and enjoy Mother Nature's beautiful creation.