Darjeeling Tea Tourism - India
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The fog first. Throughout the stay in Glenburn, these are the shades of Raj lives on in some forgotten mountain wafts from the air with the fragrance of the tea leaves distant. Approximately 5 miles before the Darjeeling is the idyllic village of Ghoom-in 7407-feet is the highest point of Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. The shrill whistle of the old-fashioned steam engine locks through the fog sifted as retirees Soprano clearing his throat. The fragrance of the tea ceremony evokes foggy tinkling of spoons in China. Estate by mass and by going on holiday took us beyond the beatification Darjeeling. It is the eastern tea country. A new phenomena that tourists in India have woken up in the past few years newfangled has found a way to add to its serene beauty.
Darjeeling, the most beautiful hill stations of their feasts undulating terrain, through many ups and downs green. Although tea lovers like myself, Darjeeling is synonymous with orange pekoe tea. Traversing below New Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling is a landscape that has blown green tea gardens and deep canyons in the any of the parties. Traveling by train from Darjeeling gives you an experience of oddball moving in the Raj era when sahibs used to be transported to the seasons of summer. Darjeeling, unlike trains, Rajdhani and Shatabdi, give you the opportunity to collect clothes and snap a view in the area. The scene is even more attractive when you see people hanging from the trains and children romping its forms.
However, taking note of Darjeeling is not at all difficult as Prance above 6000 feet chuckling through their bleak terraces. Well once you get off the old engine of the beautiful lover of tea that make you learn to walk, Darjeeling is devoid of any local transportation.
