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Bhutan

Tiger’s Nest Monastery

This is the most sacred monastery of Bhutan and the most visited one by tourists because of its amazing existence. It hangs at a height of 3120m, on a rocky mountain.

Trekking is the only way you can reach up to the Monastery, however, we can reach you to the starting point by car from where you may take a horse up till the half way and from there walk up to the monastery. But, must admit, that the feeling up there, is rewarding enough.

Thimphu Tshechu Festival

The biggest and the most popular festival of Bhutan, celebrated in its capital city Thimpu. It couldn’t get any more colorful and vibrant; the sight itself will fill you up with warmth and happiness. The programme includes many dances and activities; mask dance is the most special of all.

Emadatshi

The national dish of Bhutan. Your visit to Bhutan will be incomplete without tasting this special dish made with chili peppers and cheese.

Darjeeling

Darjeeling Himalayan Railway

Popular is Toy Train, Darjeeling Himalayan Railway is listed in the World Heritage Site. The joyous ride in this amazing 2ft railway gauge is the main attraction of millions of tourists that flock the town each year.

Festivals in Darjeeling

Darjeeling is a home to people belonging to various caste and religion therefore all the festivals are celebrated with equal zeal and spirit. Few of the festivals of Darjeeling are, Dasain, Tihar, Diwali, Saraswati Puja, Magh Sakranti, Janmastami, Biswa Karma Puja, Saga Dawa, Lhabab Duechen, Drukpa Teshi, Phang Lhabsol, Losoong, Losar and Boomchu.

Momos

Also known as dumplings, is the most common and beloved food of Darjeeling. It is made of flour which is kneaded into dough and turned into thin, round sheets. It is both vegetarian and non-vegetarian. It is served with a bowl of hot soup and spicy achaar.

Dooars

Chilapata Forest

Located near Jaldapara Natiuonal Park, this forest is the most sorted spot in Dooars by the tourists because of its rich wild life and abundant serenity. Another main attraction of this forest is the ruined "Nalraja Garh". It used to be the fort of the Nal kings, built in the Golden Age of India, the Gupta period in the fifth century C.E.

Dooars Utsav

This is the most important and the most celebrated festival in Alipurduar. This is the most colorful moment of Dooars. A stage is set up and many programmes are organized. People from around come here during that time to celebrate and showcase their talent as well.

Dooars Cuisine

Their cuisine is similar to that of the rest of India. They eat both veg and non-veg food with the staple food being Rice served with dal and curry and some pickles.

Sikkim

Gangtok

This is the capital of Sikkim, and the most beautiful phase of Sikkim. It has the first litter and spit free area of the world. It brims with plenty of scenic spots and adventure sports. The place is developed and civilized enough to provide you with every facility required by the visitors.

Festival in Sikkim

Sikkim is mostly populated by outsiders, so the state has a varied and diverse culture and religion. The state is lit up every season with different festivals, like Saga Dawa, Losar, Losoong, DASAIN, Tihar, Magh Sakranti, Gutor Cham, Bhunchu at Tashiding, Drukpa Tseshi and Tendong Lho Rum Faat.

Sikkim Cuisine

Their staple dish is rice, soup, curry and chutney. Their other common dishes are, thukpa, momo, phagshapa, sha-phaley.