North BengalDarjeeling → Ghum Monastery → Sukhiapokhri → Lepchajagat → Mirik → Gopaldhara → Bokar MonasteryGroup of Minimum 4, Maximum 6 Guests
Duration
4D / 3N
Group Size
Minimum 4, Maximum 6 Guests
Min. Persons
1
Best Season
October–May is workable; October–December and March–May are best for clear views. Winter is very cold — budget travellers should carry proper woollens.
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Package Overview
Not everyone travelling to the hills wants — or can afford — a private SUV and a heritage homestay. Built for the traveller with a backpack, a limited budget, and zero interest in missing out because of it: Darjeeling, Lepchajagat and Mirik, covered efficiently, staying in the same quality of homestay as every other MBTS package, without the premium add-ons.
Package Highlights
Darjeeling Mall Road & Chowrasta
Sukhiapokhri Viewpoint
Lepchajagat Forest Trail
Mirik Lake
Gopaldhara Viewpoint (drive-by)
Bokar Monastery
Day-by-Day Itinerary (4 days)
1
Private/Shared Cab
Places to Visit: Ghum Monastery, Mall Road, Chowrasta. A no-frills but complete first day—the climb into Darjeeling, a stop at Ghum Monastery, and an evening walk down Mall Road to Chowrasta. Settle into your Darjeeling homestay for a dinner that costs a fraction of what a hotel restaurant would charge for the same quality of food.
Overnight stay: Homestay — Darjeeling
2
Private/Shared Cab
Places to Visit: Sukhiapokhri viewpoint, Lepchajagat forest trail. A short transfer brings you to Sukhiapokhri viewpoint for a genuinely restful morning, followed by a walk along the Lepchajagat forest trail. There are no entry fees and no crowds here, just pine trees and a homestay host happy to share the day’s stories over dinner.
Overnight stay: Homestay — Lepchajagat
3
Private/Shared Cab
Places to Visit: Gopaldhara viewpoint (drive-by), Mirik Lake, Bokar Monastery. The drive to Mirik passes the Gopaldhara viewpoint before bringing you to the lakeside calm of Mirik Lake and the nearby Bokar Monastery. A boat ride if your budget allows, or a lakeside walk if it doesn’t—either way, it costs you nothing but time.
Overnight stay: Homestay — Mirik
4
Private/Shared Cab
Places to Visit: Roadside tea garden stop. A relaxed drive back to the plains, with a final stop at a roadside tea garden. Three hill towns, three homestay families, and a budget that never once got in the way of the experience.
Overnight stay: N/A (Departure)
What's Included
Private cab (shared-cab options available on request); Siliguri / NJP / Bagdogra pickup and drop.
Breakfast included daily, twin-sharing basis; dinner available at nominal local cost.
3 nights homestay accommodation — 1N Darjeeling, 1N Lepchajagat, 1N Mirik — twin-sharing (shared-homestay pairing available for solo travellers to reduce cost further).
Not Included
Dinner (available at nominal local cost, payable directly by the guest)
Any food, snacks, or beverages consumed outside the homestay package
Entry tickets for optional attractions (ropeway, toy train, zoo, monastery donations, boating, etc.)
Personal expenses — shopping, tips/gratuities, laundry, phone or Wi-Fi charges
Travel insurance
Airfare / train fare to and from Siliguri, NJP, or Bagdogra
Any cost arising from natural calamities, landslides, road closures, or weather-related itinerary changes
Anything not specifically mentioned under "What's Included"
What to Carry
Any valid Government-issued Indian ID card (Aadhaar Card / Voter ID / Driving Licence) — mandatory, to be carried by every guestRaincoat / poncho — recommended if travelling during the monsoon months (June–September)Personal medicines, comfortable walking shoes, warm layered clothingPower bank, sunglasses, reusable water bottle, personal toiletries
Important Notes
Best suited for: Backpackers, solo travellers, students, first-time budget hill travellers. Solo travellers can book, but the minimum payable amount will be equivalent to 2 travellers.
