The main attraction of Rimbik is the striking view of the Kanchenjunga the world's third highest peak and other frozen pinnacles. The psychedelic play of colours on the snowy surfaces of the titans has to be seen to be believed.

Tiffin Dara is a popular and famous viewpoint of the Neora Valley National Park known for the picturesque views of the sunrise it offers, alongside panoramic vistas of the deep silent pine forests and glimpses of the mighty Himalayas. An excellent view of the big sky on top of the snow-capped Khang-Chen-D-Zongha is a special gift which brings tourists to Tiffin Dara. Some parts of Nathu La and Jalep La are also visible from here.

A relatively new destination, this is the hill station just across the hill from Rishop. The aerial distance could hardly be 3 km but the road from Rishop to Kolakham travel through Lava and the total distance is about 21 km. The village is adjacent to Neora Valley National Park and the famous Changey falls is about 5 km further from Kolakham. From Kolakham the lush valley and the rolling hills stretch north as far as the eyes can see. In the west, they end at the foot of the Kanchenjunga. In clear weather, the snowy peaks of Kabru, Kabrudome, Kanchenjunga and Pandim stand out against the stretched sky. Enthusiasts can go for a walk on the jungle trail. The chance of coming across wildlife is quite high here. A trek of 5 km will take to the beautiful Changey falls.

Surrounded by virgin pine forests and often hidden in mists and clouds at an altitude of 2,350 meters, this small village lays few away from Kalimpong on the old trade route to Bhutan. It has a beautiful monastery of Bhutanese origin and a Nature Interpretation Centre. Popular for nature exploration and bird watching, it is also the starting point for treks into the Neora National Park, which abounds with floral and faunal wealth. It is the entry point to the Neora Valley National Park from Kalimpong. The route to Lava is scenic with the change in vegetation from tropical deciduous to the wet alpine trees of fir, pine and birch. The verdant forests are a popular spot for picnic, trekking and bird watching. Lava has now become a favorite tourist destination for people living on the coast of West Bengal and tourism has become the source of living for the inhabitants.

A small peaceful hamlet in the Kalimpong sub division of Darjeeling District, Lolegaon is nature's paradise on its own with beautiful landscape, comprising lush green forest and serene valleys. The peaks of Kanchenjunga rise majestically in the morning mist. Lolegaon is a one hour journey from Kalimpong and Lava through the serpentine forest road. Lolegaon offers small treks and trails. An Ideal destination for unwinding and relaxation. Lolegaon is a beautiful Lepcha village of scenic splendour. It is situated in an extreme end of a Himalayan Ridge and located at a distance of 24 km from Lava lying at an altitude of 1,675 mtrs. It comes under the Kalimpong I block in the Darjeeling District of West Bengal. Lolegaon can be reached from Siliguri with a 4 hour drive covering 124 km via Kalimpong and Lava. Kalimpong, the nearest town is 55 km from Lolegaon. Lolegaon is locally known as Kaffer. Lolegaon stands along a lovely forest drive. It has a heritage forest and an observation point called Jhandi Dara, for viewing the snow peaks of the Singalila Range. According to some, it offers an even better view of the sunrise than Tiger Hill.

Welcome to Pedong, the latest destination in the evergreen and mystical hills of the North East. This is a place with a very beautiful blend of history, culture and nature wherein a traveler can have a true genuine experience. Pedong is located 21 km from the town of Kalimpong in the well-known district of Darjeeling. Situated at an altitude of 5000ft, the altitudinal variation ranges from the sub tropical at the Rishi Valley to Alpine at the Da msang ridge. The terrain is easily negotiable and provides some of the most breath taking views of the landscape including the omni present Kanchenjunga in the back drop. 23 km from Rishop, Pedong can be part of tour itinerary. Here one can take part in adventure activity such as rock climbing, mountain biking and archery. Tourists may drive further downhill to the Bengal Sikkim border at Rishi and spend some time besides Rishikhola, a small stream that acts as a boundary between Bengal and Sikkim. Pedong is a picturesque hamlet surrounded by pine forests. It is situated 20 km from Kalimpong in West Bengal. Pedong commands magnificent views of the snow ranges of Mount Kanchenjunga. It falls on the ancient Silk Route that connected Tibet with India through the Jelep La Pass. Several short and thrilling treks originate from Pedong leading to the Damsangdugi Fort, a historically important site that witnessed a long ethnic war between the Lepchas and Bhutias. A 300 year old ruin hidden by dense forest at Damsangdugi still holds memories of the reigns of the Lepcha kingdom.

The main attraction of Rishop is the striking view of the Kanchenjunga, the world’s third highest peak, and other frozen pinnacles. The Psychedelic play of colours on the snowy surfaces of the titans has to be seen to be believed.