Rangli Rangliot Block

Rangli Rangliot is a community Development Block (CD block) that is part of the Darjeeling Sadar subdivision in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India.The Rangli Rangliot CD block shares its borders with the Namchi district of Sikkim to the north, Kalimpong I CD block to the east, Kurseong CD block to the south, and Jorebunglow Sukhiapokhri and Darjeeling Pulbazar CD blocks to the west. Covering an area of 272.99 km2, it encompasses one panchayat samity, eleven gram panchayats, 107 gram sansads (village councils), 29 mouzas, and 29 inhabited villages. Headquarters of this CD block is at Takdah. The Rangli Rangliot police station caters to this area. Gram panchayats in Rangli Rangliot CD block are: Labdah, Lamahatta, Maneydara, Pubang-Rampuria, Rangli, Ressep, Rongchong, Singrimatam, Tackling I, Tackling II and Takdah.

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Teesta Valley Tea Garden

Teesta Valley Tea Garden, nestled in the serene hills of the Darjeeling district, offers an enchanting experience for tea enthusiasts. Known for its tea estates and vistas, this destination provides a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration amidst the lush greenery of Darjeeling's oldest tea estate. Tourists can embark on nature walks through the tea gardens and forests, exploring flora and fauna while breathing in the fresh mountain air. Durpin Dara, a popular viewpoint, offers panoramic views of the mountains and the Teesta River, creating a landscape perfect for photography.

Lamahatta

Perched amidst the picturesque hills of the Darjeeling district in West Bengal, Lamahatta is a serene village that promises a peaceful retreat in the lap of nature. This eco-friendly breathtaking destination is celebrated for its lush greenery, pristine environment, and spiritual ambiance, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and tranquility seekers. The village is enveloped by dense pine forests, terraced farms and holy lake amidst the forest at the top of the hill. Lamahatta has an eco park with manicured gardens, vibrant tibetian prayer flags and trail amids the dense tall pine forests.

Takdah

Nestled in the lush greenery of the Eastern Himalayas, Takdah is an enchanting hill station in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. Once a British cantonment, this quaint village now offers a serene escape for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Takdah, meaning "mist" in the local Lepcha language, lives up to its name with mist-laden mornings and evenings, creating a mystical atmosphere. Visitors can explore heritage bungalows, visit the vibrant orchid center, and enjoy nature walks through tea estates. Nearby monasteries and local markets add cultural depth, making Takdah a perfect retreat.

Mungpoo

Mungpoo is celebrated for its idyllic landscapes, vibrant cinchona plantations, and verdant gardens. The village's cool climate and picturesque surroundings make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and tranquility seekers. Mungpoo's connection with Rabindranath Tagore, who often visited and stayed here, further enhances its cultural significance. Rabindra Bhawan, also known as the Rabindra Museum, is the primary attraction in Mungpoo, dedicated to preserving the memory of Rabindranath Tagore. This charming bungalow, where Tagore stayed during his visits, has been converted into a museum showcasing his life and works.

Tinchuley

The name Tinchuley translates to "Three Chullas" (ovens) in the local language, referring to the three prominent hilltops surrounding the village that resemble traditional ovens. This picturesque hamlet is surrounded by lush tea gardens, verdant forests, and stunning views of the snow-capped Kanchenjunga range. With its pristine environment and pleasant climate, Tinchuley is an ideal spot for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. From Tinchuley, one can explore nearby attractions like the Gumbadara viewpoint, offering stunning views of Mount Kanchenjunga, Peshok Tea Garden, Mangwa Orange Garden, and the Takdah Orchid Centre.