Siliguri
Siliguri: Tea, Timber and Tourism!
October- March
3 to 4 days
1500 INR per person
Summer is not that hot but warm. Summer can be enjoyed in the hills.
Siliguri receives annual average rainfall during the monsoon and it rains heavily in the mountain area. The rainy season is advised to avoid during a trip.
Autumn is dry and offers pleasant weather for a trip to the city.
Winter is advised exclusively when making a trip to Siliguri. The chilly weather up on the hills while sipping the tea from fresh local leaves is quite an experience.
The Coronation Bridge is also known as "Bagh Pul" or "Tiger Bridge" because of the 2 lion statues at the entrance.
The dense forests form an elephant corridor between Jaldapara National Park and the Buxa Tiger Reserve.
Siliguri means a stack of pebbles of stones.
Taxis and Rickshaws can be hired or rented during a trip to Siliguri.
Two wheelers are advised to explore the city intimately.
Siliguri can totally be travelled walking. If you have a passion for travelling, you would enjoy walking along the tea gardens and street shopping.
Hindi and English are spoken. The locals speak Bengali.
41.18% which is moderate.
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Siliguri is famous for being a major commercial and transportation hub in North Bengal. It serves as a gateway to the northeastern states of India, as well as popular tourist destinations like Darjeeling and Sikkim.
No, Siliguri was never part of Nepal. Historically, it has been part of the Indian state of West Bengal. It lies close to the border with Nepal and has had cultural interactions with the region.
Siliguri is in West Bengal. It is a key city in the Darjeeling district, located at the foothills of the Himalayas and serving as a major transit point for travelers heading to the northeastern states.
Siliguri is not part of Darjeeling but is located in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. It is a separate city that functions as a gateway to the Darjeeling hill station and other nearby destinations.
The main food of Siliguri reflects a mix of Bengali and local cuisine. Popular dishes include rice, fish curry, and various types of meat preparations. Street food like momos and chowmein is also widely enjoyed.
Siliguri is special for its strategic location as a key transport and trade center in North Bengal. It is also known for its diverse culture, bustling markets, and proximity to popular hill stations and tourist destinations.
Yes, Siliguri is often referred to as the "Chicken's Neck" due to its strategic geographic location. This narrow corridor connects the northeastern states of India with the rest of the country and is crucial for its accessibility.
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