Darjeeling has perhaps one of the most spectacular treks to offer, along the beauty of its magnificent hills. The 'Singalila Trek' as popularly known, enables one to discover the passion of the Himalayan region some of which is unmarred by humans.

Season for Trekking in Darjeeling
There are basically two trekking seasons for trekking in Darjeeling . The first one begins early or mid of March and closes around first week of June. One has to be always prepared for occasional showers, which is very refreshing. The flowers in bloom compensate the summer haze. The post-monsoon season brings clear days in the months of October and November with warm temperatures, especially in the valley region. The daytime temperatures in the Darjeeling drop to 0°C in December and January, although trekking from lodge to lodge still makes the trek interesting and enjoyable. Still the best time to trek in Darjeeling is the spring season when days are longer and flowers are in full bloom. Among the major and relatively easy trails of Darjeeling are Sandakphu and Phalut, providing magnificent views of the Himalayan ranges.

It is said that trekking in India originated in Darjeeling . These date as far as eighty years ago, pioneered by Jesuit Rev.Fr Macdonald. Darjeeling has perhaps one of the most spectacular treks to offer, along the beauty of its magnificent hills. The 'Singalila Trek' as popularly known, enables one to discover the passion of the Himalayan region some of which is unmarred by humans.

Trekking camp
Sandakphu Trek in Darjeeling
Trek To Sandakphu Ridge In The Foothills of Kanchanjunga Range Trek Darjeeling 's famous mountain trail from Mane Bhanjyang to Sandakphu and on to Phalut and Rimbik. Enjoy great views of the Kanchenjunga , Makalu and Everest peaks. Trek through the Singalela National Park . Spring rhododendrons and clear autumn views. Visit the Raj time hill resort town of Darjeeling and the famous tea plantations first started by the British.

The Neora Valley Nature Reserve Trek
Easy Trekking in the Neora Valley Nature Reserve To Rachela Pass Neora Valley Nature Reserve is one of the last remaining pristine ecosystems of the Eastern Himalayas with its amazing bio-diversity, and is home to many rare and endangered, plants, animals and birds. This 4-day trek starts from Lava and treks through the richly forested hills and valleys to reach the 3152 Meters high, Rachela Pass at the India-Bhutan border. The return trek is through the farmlands and villages of Rishi River Valley with its ethnic hamlets, cardamom plantations, cascading streams and waterfalls. Very few westerners have visited this hidden natural jewel and if you are looking for an easy trek in an area rich in natural history and beautiful views this is just the trek for you. For bird watchers this trek is attractive during the spring months of March to June.