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Kurseong also popularly known as the land of the white orchids and has a significant amount of history in its name. Kurseong was a small village under the British administration but later with the introduction of train services, the importance of this region grew into many folds and later became the headquarter of the subdivision. Apart from orchids, this place is also well-known for its beautiful tea gardens and overall vegetation.
We as a company understand the true potential of Kurseong as a major tourist hub in the state. Therefore we introduce the most exciting packages for Kurseong in order to lure the interest of the customers towards that region.
From the name only it can be well stated that the museum is dedicated towards one of the greatest national Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Museum. All his life belongings and artifacts are beautifully displayed in this museum for people to come and learn all about his heroics and commitment towards the nation.
Ambotia Shiv Mandir is located inside the surrounding of Ambotia Tea Estate. It is a very renowned tourist spot from where people from all over the country visit and seek blessings. Apart from this, the temple is also beautifully built and has a purely aesthetic appeal that pleases the heart and soul of the travelers.
It is must a visit site in Kurseong where people both tourists and locals gather and enjoy the majestic views of both sunset and sunrise. The place is also highly recommended because it is the point from where the entire landscape of Kurseong can be seen with the best angle and views.
Deer Park is an extremely popular destination in the region for families with kids. It is a very simple park that used to conserve deer and other rare birds and animal species. Even now visitors can enjoy other attractions such as the pine trees covered in winter mist.
Forest museum is a special museum that displays various kinds of animal skins, bones, hides, and even photographs of different species of fauna that were once lived and thrived in the Dow Hill region. Visitors can take a quick look and even spend some time witnessing the beauty of the natural vegetation surrounding the museum.
