8 Destinations

Explore Bhutan, Darjeeling & Himalayan Destinations

From the last Shangri-La of Bhutan to the wild jungles of Dooars — every destination is a world of its own, and we know them all personally.

Our Specialty
Nearest Agent
At the Gate
Jaigaon border office
Our Specialty International

Bhutan — Land of the Thunder Dragon

Phuentsholing · Thimphu · Punakha · Paro · Tiger’s Nest

Bhutan is not just a destination — it is a feeling. The last Himalayan Buddhist kingdom where Gross National Happiness matters more than GDP. Our office in Jaigaon sits literally at the Bhutan border gate, giving us an unmatched advantage in permit handling, local knowledge, and seamless border crossings that no agent sitting in Delhi or Mumbai can match.

Duration
3 – 7 Days
Visa for Indians
Passport / Voter ID
Group Size
Solo to 20+
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate

Must-See Highlights

  • Tiger’s Nest Monastery (Paro Taktsang) — a cliff-hanging wonder at 3,120m
  • Punakha Dzong — the most beautiful fortress in Bhutan, at the confluence of two rivers
  • Thimphu Weekend Market — vibrant, colourful, and utterly local
  • Dochula Pass — 108 chortens with Himalayan panoramas on clear days
  • Phobjikha Valley — winter home of the rare black-necked cranes

Best Time to Visit

March – May (Spring) Sept – Nov (Autumn) June – Aug (Monsoon — Avoid)
Hill Station
Famous For
Tea Gardens
& Toy Train Rides
Hill Station West Bengal

Darjeeling — Queen of the Hills

Tiger Hill · Toy Train · Tea Estates · Batasia Loop

Nestled at 2,042m in the foothills of the Himalayas, Darjeeling offers the most iconic sunrise in India — the golden glow over Kanchenjunga at Tiger Hill. Our guide Pema knows every hidden trail, secret tea estate, and offbeat viewpoint that most tourists walk right past.

Duration
3 – 5 Days
Altitude
2,042m ASL
Best For
Families & Couples
Difficulty
Easy

Must-See Highlights

  • Tiger Hill sunrise over Kanchenjunga — the most photographed moment in India
  • Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train) — UNESCO World Heritage
  • Happy Valley Tea Estate — pick your own tea leaves with the family
  • Batasia Loop — spectacular spiral railway track with war memorial
  • Mirik Lake — serene, family-friendly, off-the-tourist-trail

Best Time to Visit

March – May (Spring Flowers) Oct – Dec (Crystal Clear Views) June – Sept (Heavy Monsoon)
Himalayan
Highest Point
17,800 ft
Gurudongmar Lake
High Altitude Adventure

Sikkim — Land of Monasteries

Gangtok · North Sikkim · Gurudongmar Lake · Yumthang Valley

Sikkim is India’s smallest state and arguably its most spectacular. From the sacred Gurudongmar Lake at 17,800ft to the rhododendron-filled Yumthang Valley, Thinley — our Sikkim expert — will take you to altitudes and landscapes that will genuinely take your breath away (literally and figuratively).

Duration
4 – 7 Days
Max Altitude
17,800 ft (Gurudongmar)
Permit Required
ILP (we handle it)
Difficulty
Moderate

Must-See Highlights

  • Gurudongmar Lake — one of the highest lakes in the world, sacred to Hindus & Buddhists
  • Yumthang Valley — “Valley of Flowers” with thousands of rhododendrons in spring
  • Rumtek Monastery — one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in India
  • Tsomgo (Changu) Lake — turquoise glacial lake at 12,313ft
  • Nathu La Pass — historic Silk Road mountain pass on India-China border

Best Time to Visit

March – May (Rhododendrons) Oct – Dec (Clear Skies) June – Sept (Roads Blocked)
Hidden Gem
Known For
Monasteries
& Orchid Nurseries
Hidden Gem West Bengal

Kalimpong — Himalayas’ Best-Kept Secret

Deolo Hill · Durpin Monastery · Flower Nurseries · River Rafting

Kalimpong is the destination travellers discover when they want to escape the crowds of Darjeeling. Quieter, greener, and just as beautiful — Pema knows Kalimpong like the back of her hand. The ancient Durpin Monastery, the world-famous flower nurseries, and the roaring Teesta River make this a perfect short escape.

Duration
2 – 3 Days
Altitude
1,247m ASL
Best For
Peace & Culture
Difficulty
Easy

Must-See Highlights

  • Deolo Hill — sweeping views over Kalimpong town and the Himalayas
  • Durpin Dara Monastery — ancient Buddhist monastery with stunning valley views
  • Kalimpong Flower Nurseries — world-renowned for orchids and cacti exports
  • Teesta River Rafting — Grade II-III rapids for a thrilling afternoon
  • Delo Park — perfect sunrise point with rhododendron forests

Best Time to Visit

Oct – April (Best Weather) March (Flower Bloom) June – Aug (Landslide Risk)
International
Home of
Mt. Everest
World’s highest peak
International Adventure

Nepal — Where the Himalayas Begin

Kathmandu · Pokhara · Chitwan · Lumbini

The birthplace of Buddha and home to eight of the world’s ten tallest mountains, Nepal is a country that humbles you. Our deep connections across the Nepal border mean smooth crossings, trusted local guides, and itineraries that go far beyond the tourist trail — from Pashupatinath’s ghats to Pokhara’s mirror lake.

Duration
5 – 8 Days
Visa for Indians
Not Required
Best For
All Types of Travellers
Difficulty
Easy to Challenging

Must-See Highlights

  • Pashupatinath Temple — one of the holiest Hindu shrines in the world
  • Boudhanath Stupa — the largest stupa in Nepal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Phewa Lake, Pokhara — boat ride with Annapurna mountain reflection
  • Chitwan National Park — one-horned rhino, Bengal tiger, elephant safari
  • Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) — ancient hilltop stupa with city panoramas

Best Time to Visit

Oct – Nov (Post Monsoon) March – April (Spring) June – Aug (Monsoon)
Wildlife
Home to
Rhino & Tiger
Gorumara National Park
Wildlife Safari Nature

Dooars — Bengal’s Wild Frontier

Gorumara · Jaldapara · Chapramari · Buxa Tiger Reserve

The Dooars is one of India’s most underrated wildlife destinations — a vast, emerald corridor of jungle at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas. Elephants, rhinos, leopards, and hundreds of bird species call this home. November to April is when the dry season opens the forest floors and safaris are at their breathtaking best.

Duration
3 – 5 Days
Wildlife
Rhino, Tiger, Elephant
Best For
Nature Lovers
Difficulty
Easy

Must-See Highlights

  • Gorumara National Park — Indian one-horned rhinoceros in their natural habitat
  • Jaldapara National Park — elephant safari through dense sal forests
  • Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary — leopards, bison, and over 200 bird species
  • Buxa Tiger Reserve — one of the most biodiverse forests in northeastern India
  • Dooars Tea Gardens — green carpets of tea against a jungle backdrop

Best Time to Visit

Nov – April (Safari Season) Dec – Feb (Best Wildlife) May – Oct (Parks Closed)
Explorer
Includes
Assam & Meghalaya
India’s best-kept secret
Northeast Explorer Off-Beat

Northeast India — India’s Undiscovered Paradise

Assam · Meghalaya · Kaziranga · Cherrapunji · Shillong

Northeast India is the country’s greatest travel secret. Kaziranga’s one-horned rhinos, Meghalaya’s living root bridges, Shillong’s Scottish-style hills, and Assam’s endless tea gardens — this is a region that will surprise even the most seasoned traveller. We added Northeast routes in 2022 and they quickly became our most talked-about packages.

Duration
6 – 10 Days
States Covered
Assam + Meghalaya
Best For
Explorer Travellers
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate

Must-See Highlights

  • Kaziranga National Park — India’s highest concentration of one-horned rhinos
  • Cherrapunji Living Root Bridges — natural bridges grown from tree roots over centuries
  • Shillong — “Scotland of the East” with rolling hills, lakes, and waterfalls
  • Majuli Island — world’s largest river island in the Brahmaputra
  • Dawki River — crystal-clear waters so still boats appear to float in mid-air

Best Time to Visit

Oct – March (Best Weather) Nov – Feb (Wildlife Season) June – Sept (Heavy Rains)

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