Circuit · Darjeeling hills

Darjeeling & Singalila

Darjeeling, Mirik and the Sandakphu ridge trek.

Places
3
Altitude
1,495–3,636 m
Fly / train to
Bagdogra / NJP
Daily spend
about ₹2,500

When to go

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BestPossibleNot recommended❄︎Snow likely

Best for most places here: Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov, Dec. Each place here needs 2–7 days on the ground; places in one circuit share travel days, so pair two or three.

Places in this circuit

What to pack for Darjeeling & Singalila

Everything the places in this circuit call for, most widely needed first. Each place's page has its full list with reasons.

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Darjeeling & Singalila: questions people ask

Which places are in the Darjeeling & Singalila circuit?

The Darjeeling & Singalila circuit in Darjeeling hills covers Darjeeling, Mirik and Sandakphu–Phalut. They share a gateway, so two or three are usually combined in one trip.

What is the best time to visit Darjeeling & Singalila?

March to May and October to December suit most places in Darjeeling & Singalila. Individual places differ, so check each one.

How do you reach Darjeeling & Singalila?

Travel to Bagdogra / NJP, then continue by road.

How much does a Darjeeling & Singalila trip cost per day?

About ₹2,500 per person per day on the ground for a mid-range trip, averaged across the places in this circuit.

Which is the easiest place in Darjeeling & Singalila, and which is the highest?

Mirik is the easiest (easy). Sandakphu–Phalut is the highest at 3,636 m.

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