Tinchuley or Tinchule is a mountain village near Darjeeling. It is a tourist destination attracting off-beat nature lovers.Tinchuley was started as an eco-tourism initiative with active support from WWF during the 1990s. As part of the initiative, homestay as well as other sustainable projects such as organic farming was started. Tourism in the area grew many times over the decades and today Tinchuley has a remarkable number of homestay, lodge, and resorts in and around.The major attraction of Tinchuley is the calm and peaceful surrounding; you may go for a walk amidst the pine and oak trees which are in abundance in the area. There is hardly any traffic on the road and you may spend the entire day just roaming in the countryside blissfully; heedless of your city woes.

Peshok Tea Garden is one of the Sight Seen From Takdah where tourist visit the Peshok Tea Garden and enjoys the beautiful scene at Tea Garden. The Peshok Tea garden village is located in Rangli Rangliot Tehsil of Darjiling district in West Bengal, India. It is situated 5.3km away from sub-district headquarter Takdah.

The fluttering flags captured the limelight of every tourist entering the marvelous park as it exhibited like a garland with a spectrum of colours along the length of the park.There is a pine forest at the rear side of the garden as we climb up the stairs towards the fluttering flags.The tall pine trees carves out the scenic park into a more picturesque painting to the eyes of a tourist.The park provides numerous oppurtunities to capture spectographic memories for a traveller.

As the winding road climbs steeply from Lamahatta, it meanders along the green carpet of wild bubble flowers and tea gardens.Just at the start of this hill station we arrive at Gumba Dara view point which offers some breathtaking views of the valley.The valley looks best when it rains in the afternoon.During our 3 day stay in this hamlet, what was common everyday was the slight drizzle that starts in the afternoon.It is the best time to visit this view point as the dark clouds linger above the windward side of the Himalayas and the tea plantation turns into a blanket of rejuvenated green colours of the rain

The white bubble flowers with the lemon grass add to the colours and fragrance of the entire valley.The white small flowers assist the green colour of the tea garden in featuring like dust of snow scattered on a green carpet.The lemon grass dissipates the lemon flavour into the valley as strong winds blow during the drizzle.Undoubtedly the Gumba Dara view point is a hidden paradise in the Himalayas of North Bengal.

There is also a monastery situated at a 5 min walking distance which further leads to a view point.Though due to clouds and fog, most of the time it is difficult to get the proper views of the Sikkim and Kalimpong valley,but the trek to the monastery and the view point through the pine forests garlanded with the prayer flags make the location of this guest house even more enchanting.

Perched on a mountain slope amidst orange orchards facing the confluence of Teesta and Rangeet Rivers is the closest you can get to heaven. Bara Mangwa is a quaint eco village located in the Darjeeling district, towards the western side of the Kalimpong hills, in the Teesta is home to few terraced farms, local huts and too many orange orchards. Exclusive remote retreats, with panoramic Himalayan views that will make your soul soar. Spend couple of spectacular days walking through the lush terraced fields, remote villages and pine and rhododendron forests and orange orchards in this un-spoilt region of Darjeeling hills. Bada Mangwa is a perfect place for adventure seekers and nature lovers.
Bara Mangwa is a new dreamland for all the adventure seeker and nature lover. From exquisite view of the beautiful mountains to the thrilling rock climbing or river rafting experience, you can find it all in Bara Mangwa. It is an ideal place to experience rural life in the lap of Himalayan Kingdom. A place where the air is still untainted, unparalleled view of nature making you mesmerized and the nights are full of stars leaving you spell bind. Bara Mangwa is the perfect getaway from tough and clumsy city life.

Triveni is a confluence between river Teesta(at Sikkim) and Rangit(at West Bengal). It is the mid point where Teeta and Rangit meets at Teesta river and is a junction.Triveni is famous for picnic spot and rive side camping. Local youth of near by areas of Teesta organise 14th Jan as Magay sakrati. The spot is breath taking and one can enjoy river rafting, camping hiking and several activities.Triveni River side camping is also the happening spot wherin tourist from India and abroad come and spend leisure time. Local river side camoing includes burn fire, tent during nights, bbq, beach volleyball.

The view of the river Great Rangeet meeting Teesta is an awesome treat for the nature lovers. And any such reward doesn't come easy. You will need to travel a bit from Darjeeling to experience this confluence. The river Rangeet with its deep green and crystal clear water gushes in and meets the forceful mountain stream Teesta at a point called Triveni.