1.Coronation Bridge
21 kilometres from city centre
An engineering masterpiece left behind from the colonial period and named after the coronation of King George IV and Queen Elizabeth in 1937. The C...
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An urban speck at the foot of Himalayas
Siliguri Tourism
Siliguri is a growing city at the foot of Himalayan mountain ranges, enriched by the Mahananda River. Although a small city, it is blessed by the nature with lush green mountains, pristine streams, and beautiful valleys. There are man-made masterpieces like the ISKCON temple, the Salugara Buddhist Monastery and even an amusement park- the Savon Kingdom to attract tourists every year from all around the world. The religious and cultural heritage of the city also adds to its color and vibrancy.
Attractions
Coronation Bridge
ISKCON Temple
2.ISKCON Temple
1653 kilometres from city centre
An architectural marvel dedicated to Lord Krishna. The ISKCON temple is the largest temple in the whole of Northeast India, located in Gital Para, ...
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3.Salugara Monastery
7 kilometres from city centre
An extravagant Buddhist shrine located on the outskirts of Siliguri, about 6 km from the city, is a perfect destination to embrace the culture colo...
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4.Sevoke Kali Mandir
21 kilometres from city centre
A simple temple built right into the steep slopes of the hill in the banks of Teesta river, dedicated to Goddess Kali. The temple is famous among t...
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5.The Science City
1 kilometres from city centre
The Science city is a simple place for kids or family to understand the basic scientific facts through innovative games or tricks. The science city...
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Madhuban Park
7.Madhuban Park
10 kilometres from city centre
A small park with shady trees and avenues for the family and kids to spend their evenings enjoying walks or picnics on the lawn. Only about 8 km fr...
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8.savin Kingdom
2 kilometres from city centre
An exciting theme park to get you stirred up. Located in Darjeeling More, Dagapur; this place is ideal for kids and family. Even though the rides a...
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When to visit?
October marks the beginning of winter in this high range tourist spot and it is the best time to visit Siliguri, extending up to February. Thick fog and occasional rainfall can be expected with the lowest temperature being 8°C during winter. March to June is the summer season but unlike other parts of the country, summer here is relatively mild with the maximum rise of temperature up to 37°C. Monsoon can be a bit draining due to high humidity. July marks the onset of monsoon which ends by September.
How to reach
Siliguri is one of the major tourist destinations in West Bengal so it has a well-connected transportation system. There are regular buses and trains connecting major cities around the country. The Bagdogra Airport can also provide airline connection to the rest of the country.
How to Reach by Flight
The nearest domestic airport is at Bagdogra, nearly 5 km from the city. This airport has regular flights to cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Guwahati, and Kolkata. The airport is only a 5-minute drive from the city and cabs can be hired from here.
How to Reach by Train
The new Jalpaiguri station is the nearest railway station, about 8 km from the city. There are trains connecting main cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai etc. and also other major tourist destinations nearby.
How to Reach by Bus
The state buses (WBSRTC) and private buses run regularly between the major cities and Siliguri.
How to Reach by Road
Siliguri being a chicken neck corridor for the East Indian states has well-developed road networks. The National high ways and state highways passing through the city make it easily accessible. SH-7 and NH-34 connect it with places near Kolkata and the NH-31 connects to Jalpaiguri.
How to travel within
The State and private buses are available to travel within the city or even to nearby tourist destinations. For smaller distances, one can rely on rickshaws and cabs. Rentable vehicles are also available to get around easily.
Drink & Dine...
Siliguri is famous for its mouthwatering street food. Common Indian street food items like Chaats, Pani pooris, and Pav baji can be spotted everywhere. To get to know more of the Siliguri cuisine try snacks like:
Steamed momos: Dumplings made of both vegetable and chicken
Chowmin: a type of Nepali noodles improvised by the locals
Bengali Thaali: authentic Bengali meals
Kaju barfi: a sweet made of cashew nuts
Jhalmuris: puffed rice and spicy gravy
Siliguri Itinerary
Day1: In the early morning visit the iconic ISKCON temple. Then head for the Salugara Buddhist monastery. After having Bengali meals leave for the Dudhia valley and night camping on the river banks. And if you need to add more adventure to the trip stop by the Savin Kingdom amusement park on the way to Dudhia.
