subject: Sls Would Take You To The Top Of The World [print this page] Himalayas, the very name throws up the image of majesty, and beauty. When you want to get to the top of the world to look at Gods great handiwork, its Himalayan region you fly to. It is where Suns warm hands caresses first and it is where Natures mystery lay buried. Where else can you reaffirm your love, contemplate life, or enjoy the
scenic splendor?
SLStourist, a premier Indian tour company which has several partner companies across the land, has recently designed a week-long-tour of North-East India that would give you the blessed glimpse of the lower Himalayas, a peep into the fascinating life and rituals of Buddhist monasteries, and the taste of the worlds most famous teaDarjeeling Tea. The combination is exhilarating, wrote a tourist in a hotel book in Kalimpong, The view of Kanchenjunga at dawn, the mist and clouds wrapping the serrated mountains, the cool ambience and the aroma and taste of Darjeeling tea... It is all exhilarating enough
who wants wine?
Darjeeling has been one of the most popular Hill Station since the British Rule and is very popular for Tea Gardens. Darjeeling tea is the most sought-after export item. Darjeeling is a very fascinating place where one can find many Buddhist Monasteries and the life of strong-willed Lamas. Tea Plantations that appear like canvas creations of Masters are another beauty youd enjoy to your hearts content.
Darjeeling is very popular in the world's Railway Map too as world's highest Railway station is here: Ghoom. Its famous Toy Train has been looping its way up the steep mountain sides from the Plains every people gets fascinated by seeing its movement. Gangtok and Kalimpong are in the itinerary. Both exude a veneer of oriental mystical aura. Kalimpong is a hill station nestled in the Shiwalik Hills (or Lower Himalaya) now under West Bengal, but long ago was part of Nepal.
There is a saying in the eastern hilly regions of India that if you have not seen Himalayas and Kanchenjunga you have not lived. It seems true. Kanchenjunga at pre-dawn and at sunrise is something beyond words. Wake up at aurora and want for Sun to begin its impossibly magnificent work.
The first rays of the sun hit the top of the towering Kanchenjunga and a flame spread across, painting the Blue Mountains red on top like a red ribbon across the mountains. Man will forget all his sorrows, rivalry and petty quarrels when he sees the magnificent sight of Nature. Words fail to describe the magic because words are inadequate. It is rather something to experienced, savored and stored
