Ging Tea Estate, one of the oldest tea plantations among the emerald hills of Darjeeling, offers you a comfortable stay amid scenic surroundings. Nestled high up on the Lebong Valley, it exudes the old world charm of the colonial era.
Trekking through picturesque trails meandering through serene forests and ancient villages.
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Other Darjeeling Hotels
With the Kanchenjunga, spectacularly green tea estates and tropical green forests for neighbors, it is no surprise that the Glenburn Tea Estate in Glenburn has been selected as one of the 101 best Hotels of the World, by the Tatler travel Guide for 2006.
Originally the summer palace of the Maharaja of Nazargung with a distinct British colonial style, the Mayfair Darjeeling is a perfect luxurious getaway amidst serene and tranquil settings of fir and pine trees.
The Elgin Heritage Hotel is a quaint and charming 120 year old residence, reminiscent of the period of typical British clubs with it’s Burma teak furniture, oak floor boards and panelling, crackling log fireplaces, candle-lit dining tables and the wafting soft melodious strains of the playing piano – each having a story to tell.
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