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Chatakpur & Takdah Tour

2 Nights & 3 Days

Tour Itinerary

  • Pick up from New Jalpaiguru Junction & transfer to Chatakpur (7900 ft.) with Kurseong View Point sightseeing.

  • Check in Homestay & Enjoy your Lunch.

  • After taking some rest , go to Chatakpur Watch Tower to witness the magical sunset with Mt. Kanchenjungha.

  • Evening Snacks & Dinner will be served at Homestay.

  • Overnight Stay at Chatakpur.

  • Wake up early in the morning & enjoy the magical Sunrise with Mt. Kanchenjungha from Homestay or you can go to Chatakpur Watch Tower.

    After that , you can go for a short hike to Kalipokhri (Black Water Lake)

  • After Breakfast , you will be transferred to Takdah with some sigtseeing.

    Sightseeing Places are –

    1. Lamahatta Eco Park

    2. Peshok Tea Garden

    3. Lover’s Meet View Point

    4. Tinchuley Gumba Dara View Point.

  • Check in homestay & enjoy your Lunch.

  • Enjoy the sunset from Homestay’s Lawn.

  • Evening Snacks & Dinner will be served at Homestay.

  • Overnight Stay at Takdah.

  • Wake up early in the morning & enjoy the sunrise with valley view from Homestay.

  • After Breakfast , your return journey will be started with sightseeing.

    Sightseeing Places are –

    1. Lepchajagat Pine Forest

    2. Simana View Point

    3. Gufapatal

    4. Gopaldhara

    5. Mirik

    6. Tingling View Point

Tour Cost

8 PAX

Rs. 4,399

Per person

6 PAX

Rs. 4,989

Per person

4 PAX

Rs. 6,399

Per person

2 PAX

Rs. 9,999

Per person

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Chatakpur, a quaint eco-village nestled within the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary near Darjeeling, offers a serene and immersive experience in the heart of the Eastern Himalayas. Unlike the bustling tourist spots, Chatakpur provides a tranquil retreat, allowing visitors to connect with nature and experience the authentic lifestyle of a small Himalayan community. Situated at an altitude of around 7,890 feet, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests, including glimpses of the majestic Kanchenjunga. The village is characterized by its rustic charm, with traditional wooden houses and a simple, sustainable way of life. The residents, primarily of Nepali origin, are deeply connected to the land and rely on eco-tourism and small-scale agriculture for their livelihood. The Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, surrounding Chatakpur, is a haven for biodiversity, home to various species of flora and fauna, including barking deer, Himalayan black bears, and numerous bird species. Trekking trails wind through the dense forests, offering opportunities for nature walks and birdwatching.

Takdah, a serene and picturesque hamlet nestled amidst the rolling hills of Darjeeling, offers a tranquil escape from the bustling tourist trails. Once a British cantonment during the colonial era, Takdah retains a distinct old-world charm, characterized by its sprawling tea gardens, verdant forests, and the remnants of colonial bungalows. The name “Takdah” translates to “misty” in Lepcha, a fitting description for the frequent ethereal mists that envelop the village, creating a mystical ambiance.
 
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