Kalimpong
The Kalimpong is a hill station in the Indian state of west Bengal. The bustling bazaar town sprawls along a saddle shaped mountain ridge overlooking the roaring Teesta River with the best view of khangchendzonga. Kalimpong's early development as a major Himalayan trading centre focused on the tea trade with Tibet. The kalimpong has a colonial architecture with Buddhist monasteries and fascinating nursery industry, it is the home to ethnic Nepal's, indigenous Lepchas.
Durpin Gompa
Dr Graham's Homes
Himalayan Hand Made paper Industry
Kalimpong,India
Himalayan Hotel is budget property, nestled in the city of kalimpong, at a distance of 78 km from Bagdogra Airport, 74 km from Bagdogra Railway Station and 800 m from bus stand. Various tourist attractions are nearby hotel such as Mangal Dham (1.5 km), Catholic Church (1.6 km), Dr. Graham's Home (4.2 km), Deolo Hill (4...Kalimpong,India
The Orchid Retreat is a family operated Home Hospitality Guest House. We are situated in Kalimpong, in the Darjeeling Himalayas. We provide simple and clean lodgings in serene surroundings with wholesome home cooked meals. The Orchid Retreat started operations in 1995 with two cottages built in the garden area of our flower...Kalimpong,India
The Elgin Silver Oaks Kalimpong, was the home of a famous Jute magnate. It is now converted into a luxury Elgin boutique hotel in the Himalayas. Lounging in the landscaped gardens in a profusion of colors, one is treated to breath-taking view at the Silver Oaks, Kalimpong. The natural decor is characteristic in the imposing...Kalimpong,India
Approaching Summit Barsana, you feel it. A sense of calm, here, in the unexplored wonderland called Kalimpong. Located 10 minutes from the market and in a serene and quiet part of the town, the Resort is mere sophisticated elegance. The color seems richer, the air fresher, and everything just tastes better at Summit Barsana Reso...
Durpin Gompa is the largest monastery and, formally known as zangtok pelri phodang. It was built by Durpin Dara in mid 1970 on the northwest is the Kanchenjunga range and on the south is the tiger hill. The monastery is a collection of many diverse sects of immigrants who assisted in its construction.
Dr. Graham's Homes orphanage and school was built in 1900 by JA Graham, a Scottish missionary, to educate children to tea-estate workers, and now has 1300-odd students. This orphanage and school was built in 1900 by Dr JA Graham, a Scottish missionary, to educate children of tea-estate workers, and now has 1300-odd students. There’s a museum that commemorates Graham and his wife, Katherine.
It is a small workshop to see traditional papermaking processes, from boiling and pulping of the local argayli bush to sifting, pressing and drying. The resulting insect-resistant paper is used to block-print monastic scriptures. Morning is the best time to see production. It's a 10-minute walk from town, on the right side of the road.
