02/08/2025
Sittong to NJP Via Sevok Road| BirikDara Forest| Sevok Kali Mandir| Teesta River| EP 16
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Darjeeling to Sittong by Road - The Ultimate Adventure Route Revealed!
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Returning from Sittong to NJP via Sevok Road offers a picturesque journey through the mesmerizing landscapes of the Darjeeling district in West Bengal, India. As you bid farewell to the serene village of Sittong, nestled amidst lush green tea gardens and surrounded by towering mountains, you embark on a scenic drive along Sevok Road.
The route takes you through undulating hills, offering breathtaking vistas of cascading waterfalls, dense forests, and terraced fields adorned with vibrant flowers. The road winds through the enchanting Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary, where you may catch glimpses of exotic flora and fauna, including various species of birds, deer, and even elephants.
As you descend, the mesmerizing Teesta River accompanies you, flowing gracefully alongside the road. You can briefly stop at Coronation Bridge, a marvel of engineering that spans the Teesta River, offering a panoramic view of the surrounding valleys.
Further along the journey, you pass through the charming town of Sevok, known for its tea estates and peaceful ambience. The cool breeze and the melodious sounds of nature create a tranquil atmosphere that soothes the soul.
As you approach NJP (New Jalpaiguri), the gateway to the enchanting hill stations of Darjeeling, Kalimpong, and Gangtok, the drive concludes with a sense of fulfilment and memories of a serene and captivating journey. Returning via Sevok Road from Sittong to NJP offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and tranquillity of the region, leaving you with a desire to revisit and explore more of the picturesque landscapes in the future.
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