Replete with numerous species of birds such as barbets, treepies, flycatchers, pheasants, orioles, wagtails, magpies and sunbirds, Terjum is a paradise for birdwatchers. While trekking through the lush alpine forest, you can get to see numerous wild animals like deer, porcupine, peacock or the Chinese Pangolin.
A short excursion to Darjeeling, Mirik, Lepchajagat, Pashupati Market is going to create a memory of a lifetime. Moreover, strolling around the village and the lush green tea gardens will bring joy to your distressed mind and soul.
NJP is the nearest railway station and Bagdogra is the nearest airport in the village. A car can be easily hired from Bagdogra Airport, NJP or even from Siliguri to the village.
Homestays are there in the village for a comfortable night stay. All these homestays provide all kind of basic amenities such as comfy beds, spacious rooms, running water, attached western bathrooms, etc.
Terjum can be visited at any time of the year where winter is known for its scintillating weather and Monsoon for its lush greenery. Those who want to escape the intense heat of the plains can visit the hamlet during summer.
Sited amidst the alpine forest, Baogora is known for offering a scenic vista of mighty Himalayan Peaks.
Bara Mangwa is a serene village enclosed by orange farms & majestic view of Teesta and Rangeet river.
Bees Gaon is a village located at 500 feet with a vast stretch of tea gardens and lush green vegetation.
Bunkulung or Bungkulung is a pristine offbeat destination adjacent to Mirik and Darjeeling.
Chataidhura is a pristine village known for its serenity, astounding mountains and lush green vegetation.
Chatakpur falls under Senchal Reserve Forest offers panoramic view of Eastern Himalayan range.
Chibo is a newfound destination enriched with flora & fauna with backdrop of Mt. Kanchenjunga.
Surrounded by luxuriant alpine forests, Chimney is one of the alluring offbeat places near Darjeeling.
Chota Mangwa is a picturesque hamlet beautifully surrounded by the hills of Kalimpong, Sikkim, Darjeeling.
Dhotrey also spells Dhotre is a scenically blessed sleepy settlement perched at an altitude of 8,340 ft.
Dilaram is a tiny village that gained popularity for its alluring natural phenomena and unique location.
Located on the outskirts of Siliguri along the winding Balason River is a pictorial hamlet called Dudhia.
Ghalaytar is just 35 km away from Darjeeling blessed with breathtaking views of Mt. Kanchenjunga range.
Ghum is a popularly known place in Darjeeling that houses the highest altitude railway station in India.
Gumti Gaon is a pictorial settlement in Darjeeling District which has lured the minds of many travelers.
Blessed with abundant flora & fauna, Hanspokhri is a pictorial hamlet located near Indo-Nepal border.
Iccheygaon, located at an altitude of 5800ft amidst the pine and conifer forest is a perfect place to relax.
19km from Darjeeling and at an altitude of 7400ft, Jorpokhri falls under the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary.
Situated at an altitude of 5000 feet, Kurbia village is a perfect hideout for the peace loving tourists.
Get lured by the majestic view of Himalayan Mountain range and various orchids of Lamagaon.
Lepchajagat is a small village of the Lepchas surrounded by dense forest of Rhododendron & Oak trees.
Maldiram is all about lush greenery, tea gardens, splendid view of the hills and surrounding orange orchads.
Manebhanjang means the junction of stupas, is famous for being the Gateway towards Sandakphu.
Mongpu is a small yet vibrant settlement in Darjeeling situated at an elevation of 3700 feet.
Nayabasti is a newly discovered piece of paradise amidst the thick vegetation, located near Darjeeling.
Phalut, a paradise for trekkers is the second highest point in the Singalila Ridge just 80km from Darjeeling.
Merely 20 km away from Darjeeling, Rampuria is a forest village within Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary.
Quite adjacent to Darjeeling and Mirik, Rangbang is emerging as one of the most visited tourist places.
Rishikhola is situated on the banks of Reshi river along the Sikkim border attracts many Himalayan birds.
Just after crossing the Rongbull Bazar, Rongbull is a village just before Ghoom on the way to Darjeeling.
Samabeong Tea Estate is one of the highest tea gardens in Darjeeling, known for its lush Tea Gardens.
Sandakphu, at an altitude of 3636mt is the highest point of West Bengal is termed as Trekkers Wonderland.
Sillerygaon is known as New Darjeeling, adorned with dense forest and amazing view of Kanchenjunga.
Sitong, commonly known as the land of oranges is famous for pine forest, serene ambiance and calm weather.
Soureni is a newfound jewel near Mirik surrounded by luxuriant forests and vast stretch of tea gardens.
Srikhola is another breathtaking destination amidst Rhododendrons, Magnolia, Chestnuts, Oaks & Pines.
Sukhiapokhri is a quaint scenic town located close to Indo-Nepal border amidst the dense forests of pine.
Those who are looking for crowd free sleepy hill destinations, for them the perfect answer is Takdah.
Terjum is a tiny yet lively scenic village far away from the tourist rush and enclosed by lush tea estates.
Tinchuley is a hidden jewel of Darjeeling region famous for virgin forests of alpine trees & exotic birds.
Tonglu and Tungling are two small settlements on the way to Sandakphu offers pictorial view of Himalayas.
In Sittong Khasmahal, Toryok is a serene hamlet capable of providing a great holiday experience.
Jhepi is an offbeat settlement just 35 km distance away from Darjeeling. It can be your next holiday destination.
Adjacent to Singalila National Park, Rimbik is an offbeat settlement you would absolutely love to visit.
Quite adjacent to Tukdah, Tinchuley, and Lamahatta, Peshok proves to be a great holiday destination.
At an elevation of 7000 feet above sea level, Tamang Gaon offers a splendid view of the Himalaya.
Tabakoshi is an offbeat settlement tucked in the foothills of Darjeeling and 3 km away from Mirik.