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Darjeeling (2134 metres above sea level) is a superlative combination of fern-filled valleys, snow-capped peaks and tea-scented air. A blue toy train on the world's highest railway track chugs through an emerald carpet of tea gardens, passing through a series of dizzying waterfalls and hairpin bends.
Cradled in the folds of the world's loftiest mountains, Darjeeling is justly regarded as the queen of India's `hill-stations'. A popular retreat during the summer, Darjeeling plays host to tourists from all over the country and abroad. The place spells Raj nostalgia among the British.
The friendly mountain people-Nepalese, Tibetan, Bhutanese and Lepcha-welcome you to Darjeeling district. With its array of scenic wonders and a rich folk culture, Darjeeling has something for everyone. |
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Sterling Resorts |
Darjeeling. Queen of the snow strewn Himalayas. A riot of wild orchids and dew-laden ferns. The triumphant festival of Mother Nature, at 2247 mts. above sea level and surrounded by tea plantations on all sides. People come here to escape from the heat, humidity and hassle from the plains. Darjeeling is a fascinating place where you can see Buddhist monasteris, visit tea plantations, spend the days hunting for bargains in colorful market and handicraft shops or go trekking to high altitude spots. Set against the majesty of the northern ranges is Sterling Darjeeling. It's a dream resort come true. |
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Elgin Hotels |
| The Elgin, of the Elgin Heritage Group of Hotels at Darjeeling in the Himalayas. Darjeeling is known as the 'Queen of the Hills'. The name derives from 'Dorji Ling', or the God of Thunder. Small wonder then, that the weather varies from the pleasant to cold, to very cold. |
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Hotel Seven Seventeen |
| Hotel Seven Seventeen is the most convenient place to stay and enjoy your holidays in real sense. Hotel Seven Seventeen is centrally located in the Heart of Darjeeling Town with mall, bus stand and the main shopping and entertainment centres at a walking distance from the hotel. The Hotel has been approved by the Government of India. The hotel is run by a very hospitable Tibetan family. |
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