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Darjeeling from Bangladesh: Tiger Hill, toy train and tea
Plan a Darjeeling trip from Bangladesh: the Tiger Hill sunrise, the toy train, tea gardens, the Mall, the best months, and road or air routes.
Darjeeling Tea Hills
- India
- 4 days · 3 nights
Chowrasta, Tiger Hill, tea country and a heritage railway experience. Make Darjeeling your base for a short hill holiday, with tea slopes, town walks and railway heritage close at hand. The days group Ghum and Batasia with the dawn route and leave another day for the railway and town. Bangladesh road-transit nights sit outside the three-night Darjeeling stay.
Book this package
Starting fromBDT 27,200Per person
Price by group size.
Per person, for the whole trip. The more of you travel together, the less each pays.
- Single
- BDT 46,400
- Per person
- Couple
- BDT 32,000
- Per person
- 3 people
- BDT 29,800
- Per person
- 5 people
- BDT 27,200
- Per person
The trip, day by day.
A simple route plan for this package, with the starting point, transfers, stay and key experiences kept together for each day.
- Suitable for
- Couples and small family groups comfortable with hill roads and some walking.
- Highlights
- Chowrasta, Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop, Ghum, a permitted tea estate and optional Himalayan Railway joy ride.
- Start and finish
- Start and finish at the foothill arrival and departure transfer points; Bangladesh access journeys are separate.
- Transport
- Arrival and departure connections through the foothills, Darjeeling road sightseeing and local transfers.
- Meals
- Daily breakfast.
FlightReturn flight routing from Dhaka is planned with this international package; timings are confirmed after booking.
Day 1
Dhaka to Darjeeling
Begin your journey to Darjeeling by air or the authorised land route. Continue through the foothills as the road climbs toward Darjeeling. After check-in, walk around Chowrasta and the Mall at an easy pace.
Day 2
Tiger Hill
Leave early for Tiger Hill and spend the dawn among Darjeeling’s mountain horizons. Return for breakfast, then visit Batasia Loop and Ghum in the same area. Pause for lunch before further sightseeing. Walk through a tea estate’s green rows and discover the setting behind Darjeeling tea.
Day 3
Toy train and town
Add a Darjeeling Himalayan Railway joy ride for the rhythm of narrow-gauge rail travel through the hills. Visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and zoo, then return to town. Leave time for Chowrasta, tea shopping and rest.
Day 4
Return
Check out and descend to the confirmed airport or authorised border crossing. Continue to Dhaka after the road and immigration connection.
Visa support
Need help with your visa?
We can prepare the visa side of your international tour and keep your documents consistent with the route you are booking.
- Check the current visa requirements and document list.
- Review your passport, bank, job and business papers.
- Prepare matching flight reservations, hotels and itinerary.
- Help with forms, appointments and interview preparation.
Visa decisions are made only by embassies and immigration authorities. We prepare and check your file before you submit it.
What the price covers.
Included
- Accommodation for 3 nights.
- Arrival and departure connections through the foothills, Darjeeling road sightseeing and local transfers.
- Daily breakfast.
- Trip coordination and local assistance.
Good to know
Optional choices: A heritage train ride, tea-factory visit and a separate Mirik excursion, each at extra cost.
Spring brings flowers to the hills; autumn offers crisp air for town walks and tea-country scenery.
Warm layers, grip shoes, rain protection and documents for the authorised entry route.
Indian rupee INR. Keep a separate budget for personal spending and paid extras.
Travel requires a valid passport and the entry and transit permissions for the complete route. The Indian visa must cover the actual airport or land entry route. Mountain visibility, hill-road travel and railway operation follow weather and operating conditions. Tea estates require visitor permission, and hill walks include slopes and steps.
Not included
- Bangladesh access journeys, additional transit nights, visa fees and travel insurance.
- Meals outside the included plan, drinks and personal purchases.
- Paid attraction tickets, rides and optional experiences beyond the listed package services.
- Room or cabin upgrades, extra nights, early check-in and late check-out.
Pickup note
Our representative will meet and welcome you at the agreed arrival point, then help you continue to your hotel or next transfer.
Cancellation policy
Confirming your holiday means you have read and accepted the cancellation terms.
- 15 days before travel: 50% of the total holiday cost applies.
- 10 days before travel: 75% of the total holiday cost applies.
- 5 days before travel: 100% of the holiday cost is non-refundable.
- Any service or convenience fee is non-refundable once the booking is confirmed.
Tax
Applicable taxes are included in the package price shown on this page unless a specific government or supplier charge is noted separately.
How booking works.
Step 1
Send the request
Tell us your date and how many are travelling. It takes a minute.
Step 2
We confirm on WhatsApp
A consultant replies within 4 business hours with availability and the full price in BDT.
Step 3
Book and travel
Once you confirm, we book everything and our desk stays on call while you are away.
Every package can change to fit your dates, budget and group. The cancellation policy above covers the package; airline tickets and some hotels have their own rules, and we tell you those before you pay anything.
Questions
Asked at our desk.
Does four days mean four days from Dhaka?
The count covers four destination days and three Darjeeling hotel nights; Bangladesh access journeys and road-transit nights are separate.
How do the tea and railway experiences fit?
A tea-garden visit introduces the growing landscape; a railway joy ride is a separately paid addition to the town day.
What does the package include?
The package includes the accommodation, trip transport, meals and support listed under Included; paid extras are listed under Not included.
What is needed for a quotation?
Origin city, dates, traveller count and ages, passport nationality where relevant, accommodation preference and accessibility or dietary needs.
