The highest peak in West Bengal State is at Sandakphu, which is 3636 metres above sea level. October to December’s middle, and February to June’s middle. Rhododendron blooms are abundant throughout the summer, which enhance the beauty of the hill. Visitors may enjoy the snowfall in the winter. On its north, the massive Mount Kanchenjunga stands tall. On a clear day, Mounts Everest, Makalu, and Lhotse are all clearly visible.
The entrance to Sandakphu and Singalila National Park lies near Maneybhanjan. Maneybhanjan is a little village that is located at a height of 2150 metres (7100 feet) above sea level. It is only a short distance from the international boundary between India and Nepal, which is marked by a little drain that is covered in a culvert. Maneybhanjan means “A valley of old stupas” in the local tongue. In the morning, Maneybhanjan.
Leave Maneybhanjan for Sandakphu early. Enjoy the tranquilly of Singalila National Park and the splendour of nature while travelling. Chitrey, Meghma, Tonglu/Tumling, Kalipokhri, Gairibus, Beekay Bhanjan, etc. are all places the road goes through. One would be spellbound to see one of the most interesting panoramic views of some of the highest peak summits in the globe encompassing 270 degrees on the whole North when one reaches the top of the Sandakphu Hill, the highest point of West Bengal. Nighttime in Sandakphu.
It’s time to head back to Tonglu / Tumling after seeing one of the most beautiful sunrises over Mt. Kanchenjunga from Sandakphu in the early morning hours. The view of Mt. Kanchenjunga and the snow-covered slopes that surround it from Tonglu is completely captivating. Tonglu / Tumling overnight.
Watch the dawn atop Mount Kanchenjunga quite early in the morning. Tonglu provides a unique view of Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Pandim, and Kumbhkarna, also known as Slipping Buddha or Shiva by locals. Proceed to NJP Railway Stn., Bagdogra Airport, or Darjeeling after breakfast.
