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Darjeeling Is A Vibe In Monsoon. Here's Why You Should Plan A Trip
If you are craving a slow and mindful vacation, Darjeeling, which is at its lush peak during monsoon, should be the next on your bucket list.
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Famous Toy Train Service From New Jalpaiguri To Darjeeling Resumes After 4 Months
The 87 km long services have been suspended since July 5, 2024 after the railway tracks of the toy train got affected due to the massive landslide.
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Sikkim Chief Minister Protecting Bimal Gurung; Party To Push Gorkhaland: Bengal Legislator
West Bengal Tourism Minister Goutam Deb accused Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling of "patronising and protecting" Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) chief Bimal Gurung, who was "allowed to flee" when Bengal police went to the neighbouring state to arrest him.
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With Darjeeling Under Lockdown, Tourists Are Heading To Sikkim
While the crisis in Darjeeling has led to a total shutdown of the tourism industry in North Bengal, it has not dithered tourists from going to the hills. Since the outbreak of the unrest, many visitors decided to drive 110 km north of Darjeeling to neighbouring Sikkim
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On Day 1 Of Darjeeling Strike, Government Offices Work As Usual: 10 Facts
The indefinite shutdown called by the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha in Bengal's popular hill-town Darjeeling, has fallen flat on Day One, the Mamata Banerjee government has said. While the Chief Minister stopped short of calling it a flop, the GJM said it could have, but did not, enforce the bandh. Attendance in government offices was "normal" in Darjeel...
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Darjeeling gets free Wi-Fi service at the Chowrasta
The service was launched at Chowrasta, also known as the Mall, by the tourism department of GTA.
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Darjeeling festival to pay tribute to The Beatles
Western classical musician and violinist Abraham Mazumdar will pay tribute to the The Beatles during the Darjeeling Tea and Tourism Festival (DTTF) starting December 20.d
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Elections spell boom for tourism in Darjeeling
The West Bengal Assembly elections and the presence of central police forces have made tourists, both domestic and foreign, flock in droves to the scenic greenery of Darjeeling, giving a much needed boost to its tourism industry.The hill station, at an altitude of 2,050 metre, was till a few months ago bogged down by frequent strikes and blockades ...
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Darjeeling Is A Vibe In Monsoon. Here's Why You Should Plan A Trip
If you are craving a slow and mindful vacation, Darjeeling, which is at its lush peak during monsoon, should be the next on your bucket list.
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Famous Toy Train Service From New Jalpaiguri To Darjeeling Resumes After 4 Months
The 87 km long services have been suspended since July 5, 2024 after the railway tracks of the toy train got affected due to the massive landslide.
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Sikkim Chief Minister Protecting Bimal Gurung; Party To Push Gorkhaland: Bengal Legislator
West Bengal Tourism Minister Goutam Deb accused Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling of "patronising and protecting" Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) chief Bimal Gurung, who was "allowed to flee" when Bengal police went to the neighbouring state to arrest him.
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With Darjeeling Under Lockdown, Tourists Are Heading To Sikkim
While the crisis in Darjeeling has led to a total shutdown of the tourism industry in North Bengal, it has not dithered tourists from going to the hills. Since the outbreak of the unrest, many visitors decided to drive 110 km north of Darjeeling to neighbouring Sikkim
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On Day 1 Of Darjeeling Strike, Government Offices Work As Usual: 10 Facts
The indefinite shutdown called by the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha in Bengal's popular hill-town Darjeeling, has fallen flat on Day One, the Mamata Banerjee government has said. While the Chief Minister stopped short of calling it a flop, the GJM said it could have, but did not, enforce the bandh. Attendance in government offices was "normal" in Darjeel...
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Darjeeling gets free Wi-Fi service at the Chowrasta
The service was launched at Chowrasta, also known as the Mall, by the tourism department of GTA.
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Darjeeling festival to pay tribute to The Beatles
Western classical musician and violinist Abraham Mazumdar will pay tribute to the The Beatles during the Darjeeling Tea and Tourism Festival (DTTF) starting December 20.d
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Elections spell boom for tourism in Darjeeling
The West Bengal Assembly elections and the presence of central police forces have made tourists, both domestic and foreign, flock in droves to the scenic greenery of Darjeeling, giving a much needed boost to its tourism industry.The hill station, at an altitude of 2,050 metre, was till a few months ago bogged down by frequent strikes and blockades ...
