Chota Mangwa, surrounded by lush forest on all sides and hidden within the Mangwa Hills' peak, is an offbeat tourist destination that has gained popularity as a tourist destination in recent years. Chota Mangwa, around 35 kilometres from Darjeeling, appears to be a promising holiday location. Before your visit to this hamlet with North Bengal Tourism's Chota Mangwa Tour Packages, have a look at these questions and the answers that arise in the traveller's mind.
Q. Is there a network in Chota Mangwa?
Because Chota Mangwa is a distant village, the network connection is poor, and making a phone call or using the internet may be difficult.
Q. What activities are available in Chota Mangwa?
Sightseeing, nature walks, bird viewing, trekking, and other activities are available in Chota Mangwa. In addition, short trips to Bara Mangwa, Lamahatta, Tinchuley, and Darjeeling are possible.
Q. Is Chota Mangwa an offbeat destination?
Yes, Chota Mangwa is a little village located outside of Siliguri, Bagdogra, Darjeeling, Mirik, Kurseong, and other major cities.
Q. How do you get to your pre-booked Chota Mangwa accommodation?
You can get to your Chota Mangwa pre-booked accommodation with our Packages. Our tour packages include transportation.
Q. What's the weather like in Chota Mangwa?
The climate in Chota Mangwa is pleasant and relaxing. The temperature remains within normal limits and does not rise significantly nor does it decrease rapidly.
Q. Is there any particular permit needed to visit Chota Mangwa with our package?
No, you do not require special permission to visit this lovely hamlet. All you need is a well-planned tour package of North Bengal Tourism.
Q. What are the major attractions of Chota Mangwa?
The major attractions in Chota Mangwa are Darjeeling's Batasia Loop, Ghoom Monastery, Rock Garden, Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Peace Pagoda, Happy Valley Tea Estate, Mirik, Kurseong, Bara Mangwa, etc.
