5 Places to View Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling

Those who travel to Darjeeling have one main goal – to see Kanchenjunga. In today’s blog, we will talk about four places where the chances of seeing Kanchenjunga are highest.

These places are a great combination to see Kanchenjunga in different forms.
Even when it comes to Darjeeling, everyone’s question is about where can be seen Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling the best.

SANDAKPHU

Sleeping Buddha from Sandakphu
Sleeping Buddha from Sandakphu

Sandakphu is the highest peak in West Bengal. And from here, Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling can be seen best. October-November is the ideal time to visit Kanchenjunga. But Sandakphu is very cold during this time. So you must keep in mind Sandakphu Temperature. Moreover, the road to reach here is also inaccessible. Trekkers come here by trekking from Manebhajan it is the very famous Sandakphu Trek

Apart from that, there are Bolero and Land Rover cars. From Manebhajan, Sandakphu can be reached in exchange for a fixed fare. You have to book a car from a specific counter of the Land Rover Association. Also, a part of this road lies within the Singalila National Park. Therefore, separate permits and tickets have to be obtained for that though this is withdrawn now. Sandakphu is called a trekker’s paradise. Sandakphu hotels: There are not so many hotels available, popular is Hotel Sunrise.

TONGLU

View from Tonglu
View from Tonglu, Tonglu

Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling is very well seen from Tonglu, located on the India-Nepal border. This small hill village is located on the way from Manebhajan to Sandakphu. There are not many accommodation facilities here. There are comparatively good accommodation facilities in Tumling. If the sky is clear, the view of Kanchenjunga is better from Tonglu than from Tumling.

BATASIA LOOP

Batasia loop Toy Train
Batasia loop Toy Train

Batasia Loop Darjeeling is a traditional place. There are a large number of tourists here. There is a war memorial. Moreover, you will find many shops in Batasia Loop from where you can shop, including winter clothes and other items. In a clear sky, Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling can be seen from here.

Moreover, there is a binocular facility where you can see Kanchenjunga. There is a toy train Batasia loop line next to it. Batasia Loop Photos are attached. Nearby Monastery is Ghoom Monastery Batasia Loop. There are Batasia Loop homestay and Batasia Loop hotels to stay.

OBSERVATORY HILL

Mahakal Market Darjeeling
Mahakal Market Darjeeling

Observatory Hill: Observatory Hill rises to the right of Darjeeling Mall. Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling can be seen clearly from here too.

TIGER HILL

Red kanchenjungha from Tiger hill
Red Kanchenjungha from Tiger Hill

This very popular place is one of the best destinations for Darjeeling trips. You must get up at 3 am and drive to Tiger Hill. Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling sparkles with the sunrise in the clear sky in the morning. Although it is very cold here at this time, you should keep suitable winter clothes with you. Seeing the wonderful magical view of Kanchenjunga with a cup of tea or coffee in your hand will fill your mind.
If you want to get a charming view of Kanchenjunga during this winter vacation, then you must visit these places mentioned today.

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