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The city of Darjeeling is located in the Himalaya mountains at 7000 ft elevation!
Harley Cassin
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What is the distance between Darjeeling and Delhi?
Approximately 1300 KM
Why shimla is cooler than delhi even in summer?
shimla is cooler than delhi in summer because shimla has hi altitude whereas delhi has less altitude and shimla is far away from equater and delhi lies near equater Type your answer here...
Why is port Blair cooler than delhi?
I think as port blair is located in the andaman islands it is cooler where as delhi is far away from the sea.
Capital of darjeeling?
Darjeeling is the headquarters of the Darjeeling district in India.
How did george mallory get to Everest?
In 1924 things were a lot different to how you get to Mount Everest today! George Mallory took a boat from England UK to Bombay, a train from Bombay to Delhi, a train from Delhi to Calcutta, yet another train from Calcutta to Darjeeling, Trek/Horseback/Donkey from Darjeeling - Sikkim - Phari - Khamba Dzong - Shekar Dzong - Rongbuk Monastery to Mount Everest Base Camp.
What is the population of Darjeeling?
Darjeeling's population is 132,016.
What is the song cooler than me about?
Cooler Than Me is a song about people who think they are "Cooler (better) than you".
What is the duration of The Darjeeling Limited?
The duration of The Darjeeling Limited is 1.52 hours.
Where is Darjeeling tea grown?
In the Darjeeling district of West Bangal
What is Darjeeling tea for?
Darjeeling tea is a very valuable tea that is grown in Darjeeling located in northern India. Darjeeling tea is for drinking and is known as the champagne of teas due to it's wonderful taste. Most tea produced in Darjeeling is black tea however some gardens are experimenting with a new type of Darjeeling green tea. Darjeeling tea is an amazing tea and is highly valued around the world.
When was Darjeeling Government College created?
Darjeeling Government College was created in 1948.
When was Via Darjeeling created?
Via Darjeeling was created on 2008-06-27.
