NBS16- Yuksom Pelling Ravangla 5 Days

Siliguri-Yuksom(1N)--Yuksom(0N)--Pelling(1N)--Pelling(1N)--Ravangla(1N)--Siliguri(0N)--5D

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(Day-01): Pickup in Siliguri and transfer to Yuksom. (Day-02): Local sightseeing in Yuksom. Transfer to Pelling. (Day-03): Local sightseeing in Pelling. (Day-04): Transfer to Ravangla. Local sightseeing in Ravangla. (Day-05): Transfer to Siliguri.

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  1. Day 1

    Siliguri to Yuksom

    Day-01: (Arrival and transfer to Yuksom)-- Pickup in Siliguri at New Jalpaiguri railway station (NJP) OR, Tenzing Norgay Bus Stand (Junction) OR, Bagdogra Airport (IXB). Transfer to Yuksom. Drop at hotel.
  2. Day 2

    Yuksom to Yuksom

    Day-02: (Local sightseeing in Yuksom)– Visit Tashiding Monastery, Dubdi Monastery, Kartok lake, Kartok Monastery, Khangchendzonga National Park, Coronation Throne of Norbugang.
  3. Day 2

    Yuksom to Pelling

    Day-02: (Transfer to Pelling)-- Drive to Pelling. En route visit Changey waterfall. Drop at hotel in Pelling.
  4. Day 3

    Pelling to Pelling

    Day-03: (Local sightseeing in Pelling)– Visit Skywalk, Orange Garden, Rimbi waterfalls, Rabdentse Ruins, Pemayangtse Monastery, Khecheopalri Lake, Pelling gumpha and Kanchanjangha Waterfalls. Drop at hotel.
  5. Day 4

    Pelling to Ravangla

    Day-04: (Transfer to Ravangla & local sightseeing)-- Drive to Ravangla. Visit Ravangla Buddha park and Temi tea garden. Drop at hotel in Ravangla.
  6. Day 5

    Ravangla to Siliguri

    Day-05: (Departure)-- Transfer to Siliguri and drop at New Jalpaiguri railway station (NJP) OR, Tenzing Norgay Bus Stand (Junction) OR, Bagdogra Airport (IXB).

Siliguri

Jalpaiguri - this narrow stretch of land lying between the Sikkim - Darjeeling Himalayas and Gangetic West Bengal has more than often evoked a sense of both eerie and romanticism in many a heart since the early British Rule. Veined by mighty rivers like the Teesta,Torsa, Jaldhaka, Dyna, Neora, Sankosh etc. this piece of land has been aptly named as the land of 'Tea, Timber & Tourism'. A major stretch of area is bordered in the north by Bhutan and hence the name - DOOARS/DUARS which mean - Door of Bhutan. The name Jalpaiguri came from the word "jalpai" means "olive" which grew in the town and were seen even in 1900. The suffix "guri" means a place. The name as well be associated with Jalpesh, the presiding deity (Shiva) of the entire region. The district situated in the northern part of West Bengal has international borders with Bhutan and Bagladesh in the North and South respectively and borders with Assam and Darjeeling hills in the East, West and Northwest. Rarely one can find a place like Jalpaiguri that is so potentially rich in tourism. But a major part of it still remains to be exploited. Turbulent rivers battling out of the steep gorges, the vast stretches of forest cover, the undulating span of Tea Estates and the panoramic grandeur of the Himalayas are only a few jewels that made the British ground their roots deep into the heart of this land. Just drive around or take a hike, never will your eyes feel to rest. If a tourist is a nature lover or an admirer of Wild Life there cannot be a better place than this for him. Apart from these, there are very old temples like the Jalpeshwar and Jatileshwar. Persons seeking to smell history can take a look at the Prisoners call at the Buxa Fort area where fighters were imprisoned during the pre indepence era.