Our agent will meet you when you arrive in Kolkata and take you to your accommodation. After checking in, you will have the entire day to yourself, so you can unwind or take in the stunning city. West Bengal's capital, Kolkata, is renowned for its delicious cuisine and rich cultural heritage. Kolkata, which served as India's capital from 1773 to 1911, is also home to several structures and monuments from before the country became free and democratic. In addition, Kolkata is home to the Mother House of the Missionaries of Charity, where the tomb of Mother Teresa, the nun who dedicated her life to caring for the dying and destitute in Calcutta's (now Kolkata's) slums, is located.

Furthermore, the city of Kolkata hosts a massive celebration of the well-known Durga Puja, a challenging event to miss. Even though Kolkata's modern structures and royal architecture are in stark contrast, they work well together. You will spend the night at the hotel.

Following a substantial breakfast to start the day, you will be ready to explore Kolkata's many attractions. The day will be filled with adventure and a glimpse into the past, beginning with the sight-seeing of the Victoria Memorial, which is frequently referred to as the "Taj Mahal of British Raj," and ending with a visit to the Indian Museum, which was founded in 1814. St. Paul's Cathedral, Marble Palace, which houses works by well-known artists including Rubens, Reynolds, and Titian, and the New Market—a renowned market on Chowringhee Road—will also be included in the tours. You will spend the night at the hotel.

Following breakfast, you can tour locations such as the well-known flower market near the Howrah Bridge and take a fun boat ride on the Hooghly River. The next step is to leave Kolkata and travel to the isolated hill of Kalimpong. Nestled in the deep valleys of the Himalayas, Kalimpong is well-known for its colonial-era structures, such as MacFarlane Memorial Church. You can visit the three famous monasteries—Tongsa, Tharpa Choeling, and Zong Dog Palro Fo-Brang—after you check into the hotel. In addition to these, you can explore the numerous historic churches or the lively Tenth Mile market area, which is home to a variety of Tibetan and Buddhist handicrafts and trinkets. Kalimpong is well known for its horticulture, which includes a nursery that has been in operation for more than 50 years and offers a variety of orchids and other flowers. You will spend the night at the hotel.

Following breakfast, you will leave Kalimpong and head toward Gangtok. After settling into the hotel, you will have the remainder of the day to either unwind or explore the surrounding area.

Given its proximity to the Tibetan border, Gangtok is a stunning location that offers a glimpse of the real Tibetan way of life. Gangtok, the capital of the state of Sikkim, is a beautiful and prosperous town. You will spend the night at the hotel.

You can spend the day sightseeing after breakfast. In addition to visiting the Namgyalak Institute of Tibetology and a number of other locations, this can involve an exciting journey to the Rumtek Monastery. Put on your hiking boots and discover Gangtok. You will spend the night at the hotel.

After breakfast, travel via Tashiding from Gangtok to Pelling. When you arrive at the hotel, check-in. The little village of Pelling is situated on the slopes of Mount Khangchendzonga in Sikkim. It is renowned for having stunning monasteries. The Pemayangtse Monastery is open for visits and has a number of sculptures, paintings, and other artifacts. Since its founding in the 17th century, it has been regarded as one of Sikkim's most important monasteries. You can take in the stunning vistas of various other locations, including those with lots of foliage and waterfalls. You will spend the night at the hotel.

You will depart Pelling and head for Darjeeling after breakfast. When you arrive at the hotel, check-in. Once the vacation for the British Raj elites, Darjeeling is a stunning destination. It is well-known for the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, sometimes called the toy train, and the renowned Darjeeling black tea. On Day 7, you are free to relax or take in the surrounding scenery. You will spend the night at the hotel.

For a breathtaking sunrise vista, you can begin an early day by going to the Tiger Hills. Along with seeing other stunning locations, you can also go to the Ghoom Gompa monastery, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Park, and Peace Pagoda. A visit to a real tea estate can come after this. You will spend the night at the hotel.

After a delicious breakfast, you are free to explore Darjeeling on your own. The Tibetan Refugee Centre, which is situated in Darjeeling because of its near proximity to Tibet and has a number of antiques and artisan studios, is one option, as is touring the many monasteries or taking a look at mountaineering at the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. You will spend the night at the hotel.

After arriving at Darjeeling, depart for Kolkata. After checking into the hotel, you have the option to tour the city or just relax. You will spend the night at the hotel.

In India, the Durga Puja festival is one of the most extensively observed holidays. Kolkata is the most excellent place to observe Durga Puja, which is frequently considered the festival of the year in West Bengal and features exquisitely sculpted idols and incredibly decked pandals. The final five days of Navaratri and Dussehra are dedicated to the Durga Puja Festival. The celebration of Durga Puja is comparable to that of Ganesh Chaturthi. Hefty, intricately carved statues of Goddess Durga are placed in residences and exquisitely adorned podiums throughout the city at the beginning of the festival. Following a parade through the streets with dancing and music, the statues are submerged in water at the conclusion of the celebration. On the occasion of Mahalaya, the Goddess is requested to visit the earth around one week before to the festival's commencement. In an auspicious custom known as Chokkhu Daan, the eyes are drawn on the Goddess idols on this day. On Saptami, a ceremony is conducted to call the sacred presence of Goddess Durga into the idols after they have been erected. Pran Pratisthan is the name of this ceremony. Throughout the festival, the Goddess is worshipped in all of her manifestations and is the object of daily prayers. In a ceremony known as the Kumari Puja, Goddess Durga is worshipped on Ashtami as a virgin maiden. The statutes are taken for immersion on the final day when Durga returns to her husband's home. Married women smear themselves with scarlet vermillion powder and present it to the Goddess. across the day, you can immerse yourself in all of the associated celebrations and activities that occur across the city. It is up to you if you choose to visit other pandas or remain at one and take in the culture. You will spend the night at the hotel.

Morning Breakfast at Hotel then Check out drive to airport drop airport tour End.