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Tariff Chart of Wbtdc Lodges WEST BENGAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD TARIFF CHART OF WBTDC LODGES Eff ecti ve from 20.07.2013 EASTERN HIMALAYAN CIRCUIT Hidden under the shadows of Eastern Himalayas, the hill stati ons in the North of West Bengal are the major footprints of tourism in the state. Darjeeling, without a doubt is the most important and most visited hill stati on for its unparallel beauty, and is aptly termed as the ‘Queen of Hills’. Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Kurseong and the adjoining desti nati ons off er a magnifi cently rejuvenati ng respite and a grand view of the mountains. The crest of Mt. Kangchendzonga, the third highest peak of the world, shining in the fi rst rays of dawn is a visual treat for a lifeti me. Connecti vity : Air : From Delhi to Bagdogra – 2 hours. From Kolkata to Bagdogra – 1 hour. Rail : From Delhi to New Jalpaiguri : 1469 km. From Sealdah / Howrah to New Jalpaiguri : 608 km. Road : From Bagdogra Apt/ New Jalpaiguri/ Siliguri to Darjeeling : 90 kms/80 km Siliguri to Kurseong : 60 km/50 km Siliguri to Kalimpong : 80 kms/70 km From Darjeeling to Kalimpong : 51 km From Darjeeling to Kurseong : 31 km From Kolkata to Darjeeling : 651km ACCOMMODATIONS OF WBTDCL DARJEELING TOURIST LODGE BHANU SARANI, P.O.: DARJEELING, PIN: 734101 PHONE: (0354) 2254412 TELEFAX: (0354) 2254412 MOBILE: 9733008775 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF TARIFF ROOMS (`) Dlx. Double Bedded (Main Bldg.) 03 2800/- Standard Double Bedded (Main) 12 2000/- Five Bedded (Annex Bldg.)/1st Floor 01 1400/- Four Bedded (Annex Bldg.)/1st Floor 01 1200/- Std. Double Bedded (Annex Bldg.)/1st fl oor 09 1000/- Four Bedded (Annex Bldg.) Ground Floor 01 1100/- Std. Double Bedded (Annex Bldg.)/Ground fl oor 05 900/- Conference Hall 5000/- Off -season discount 20% of room rent from 1st July to 31st August Rate enhancement @20% from 4th Oct-4th Nov & 15th April to 30th June KURSEONG TOURIST LODGE P.O.:-KURSEONG, DIST.: DARJEELING, PIN: 734283 PHONE: (0354) 2345608, TELEFAX: (0354) 2344409, MOBILE: 9733008779 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) Large Double Bedded 04 1800/- Standard Double Bedded 12 1500/- Off -season discount 20% of room rent from 1st July to 31st Aug. HILL TOP TOURIST LODGE P.O.:-KALIMPONG, DIST.: DARJEELING PIN: 734301 TELEFAX: (03552) 255654, MOBILE: 9836621300 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) Standard Double Bedded 01 1000/- Standard 3 Bedded 06 1500/- Dormitory-8 Bedded 02 300/-per bed (Common Bath) Off -season discount 20% of room rent from 1st July to 31st August. Dormitory- Spot Booking KALIMPONG TOURIST LODGE (Morgan House) P.O.:-KALIMPONG, DIST.: DARJEELING, PIN: 734301 TELEFAX: (03552) 283292, MOBILE: 9733008776 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) Dlx. Double Bedded 01 ` 2500/- Large Double Bedded 01 ` 2000/- Std. Double Bedded 03 ` 1500/- Small Double Bedded 01 ` 1200/- Single Bedded 01 ` 700/- Off -season discount 20% of room rent from 1st July to 31st August Rate enhancement @20% from 4th Oct-4th Nov & 15th April to 30th June TASHIDING TOURIST LODGE P.O.:- KALIMPONG, DIST.: DARJEELING, PIN-734 301 TELEFAX: (03552) 255384, MOBILE: 9733008776 ‘To be Opened shortly’ TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) Dbl bed small (G.Fl, non view 01 ` 1200/- room) Standard Double bed rooms, 1st 03 ` 1600/- fl oor Small single room (1st fl oor) 01 ` 800/- Small single room (1st fl oor) * 01 ` 600/- Spot Booking Off -season discount 20% of room rent from 1st July to 31st August Rate enhancement @20% from 4th Oct-4th Nov & 15th April to 30th June MAINAK TOURIST LODGE HILL CART ROAD, SILIGURI DIST.: DARJEELING PIN: 734403 PHONE: (0353) 2513986, TELEFAX: (0353) 2512859 MOBILE: 9733008780 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) Suite 02 2500/- AC Large Double Bedded 10 1800/ AC Small Double Bedded 31 1200/- AC Conference Hall 01 20000/- Restaurant & AC Bar. PLACES OF INTEREST Darjeeling : Tiger Hill, Ghoom monastery, Batasia Loop, Padmaja Naidu Zoological Gardens, Himalayan Mountaineering Insti tute, Lloyds Botanical Garden, Peace Pagoda, Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre, Observatory Hill & the Mall. The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway more fondly called the ‘Toy Train’ is a World Heritage & joy ride in it is a life ti me experience. Mirik is an ideal excursion point with a vast and beauti ful lake amidst the mountain located only 46 km from Darjeeling. Nearby excursion points are Sandakphu (57km), Phalut (78km). Kurseong: Makaibari Tea Estate, Dowhill including Deer Park, Forest Museum, Mini Amusement Park, Eagle’s Craig. Kalimpong : Durpin Dara Monastery, Orchid Nurseries, Dr. Graham’s Home, Thongsey Gompa, Deolo hills. Nearby excursion points are Lava (32kms), Lolegaon (54kms), Rishyap (2km) Siliguri is the entry point of North Bengal both to the hills and the Dooars Wild Life Circuit and is the main business centre of the State aft er Kolkata. DOOARS WILD LIFE CIRCUIT Derived from the word ‘doors’ (doors to Bhutan), this region is located in the districts of Jalpaiguri and Cooch Behar. The dense natural forests, interwoven with lush green tea gardens, criss-crossed by several mountain rivers are habitats of the rare one-horned Rhinoceros, the mighty Bison, Leopard, Spott ed Deer, Sambar, Hog Deer, repti les, huge wild Tuskers, Wild Boars and the rarest variety of animals and birds including plenty of Peacocks. Elephant safaris through the Jaldapara forest and Jeep Safaris in Jaldapara, Chilapota, Gorumara, Chapramari Wild Life Sanctuaries is a memorable experience. Numerous watch towers here allow you to take a real close look at the nature and wildlife. Connecti vity : Air: From Delhi to Bagdogra Airport – 2 hours. From Kolkata to Bagdogra Airport – 1 hour. Rail : From Delhi to New Jalpaiguri : 1469 km From Sealdah or Howrah to New Jalpaiguri/ Mal : 573/ km Road: From Bagdogra Apt/ New Jalpaiguri / Siliguri to Jaldapara : 120 kms; to Malbazar : 60kms/40kms From Jaldapara to Malbazar : 100km From Jaldapara to Jayanti : 64km From Malbazar to Gorumara : 31 km From Malbazar to Chapramari : 100 km ACCOMMODATIONS OF WBTDCL JALDAPARA TOURIST LODGE P.O.:-MADARIHAT, DIST.: JALPAIGURI, PIN: 735220 TELEFAX-(03563) 262230, MOBILE: 9733008795 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Suite 01 3000/- AC Dlx. Double Bedded (Wooden Blk) 10 2200/- AC Dlx. Double Bedded 08 2000/- Non AC. DLX. Double Bedded 04 1500/- AC Conference Hall 01 10000/- AC COTTAGE (to be open shortly) 06 2500/- Off season discount 20% of room rent from 15th June to 15 Sep. Rate enhancement @ 20% from 4th Oct-4th Nov; 20th-31st Dec & 23rd-26th Jan MALBAZAR TOURIST LODGE P.O.:-MAL, DIST.: JALPAIGURI, PIN-735221 TELEFAX: (03562) 255183 MOBILE: 9733008793 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Std. Double Bedded (Main Block) 02 1500/- Non AC Std. (Brick Block) 04 1100/- Non AC Std. Double Bedded 04 900/- (Wooden Block) AC Suite (Wooden Block) 02 2300/- Off season discount 20% of room rent from 15th June to 15 Sep Murti tourist resort Dhupjhora, P.O.: Metelly Jalpaiguri TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Cott age 26 2500/- TEESTA PARYATAK ABAS SJDA COMPOSITE COMPLEX (NEAR BDO OFFICE), P.O.:-DEANGUAJHAR, DIST.: JALPAIGURI, PIN: 735121 PHONE: (03561) 256158, MOBILE: 9733008794 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Dlx. Double Bedded 08 1000/- AC Std. Double Bedded 08 950/- Conference Hall 01 5000/- PLACES OF INTEREST Jaldapara Wild Life Sanctuary, Chilapota Wild Life Sanctuary, Jayanti , Buxa Tiger reserve, Rajabhatkhawa. Nearby excursion points from Jaldapara are Rasikbil (80km), Phuntsholing (38km). Gorumara Nati onal park, Chapramari Wild Life Sanctuary, Gorubathan Forest. Nearby excursion points from Malbazar/Murti are Jhalong (29km), Bindu (48km), Samsing (25km). Suntalekhola (85km). Jalpesh Shiv Mandir, Devi Chowdhurani Temple, Bodagunj Forest, Teesta River and Barrage. Siliguri is the entry point of North Bengal both to the hills and the Dooars Wild Life Circuit and is the main business centre. CENTRAL BENGAL HERITAGE CIRCUIT GROUP – A : Raiganj, Malda, Baharampur Connecti vity: Rail: From Kolkata to Raigunj : 444 km Kolkata to Malda : 328 km Kolkata to Baharampur : 226 kms Road: From Kolkata to Raigunj : 431 km Kolkata to Malda : 351 km Kolkata to Baharampur : 226 km ACCOMMODATIONS OF WBTDCL RAIGUNJ TOURIST LODGE P.O.: - MADHUPUR, DIST.: UTTAR DINAJPUR PHONE: (03523) 225915, MOBILE: 9733008791 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Dlx. Double Bedded 02 1000/- AC Std. Double Bedded 05 900/- Non AC Std. Double Bedded 04 500/- MALDA TOURIST LODGE, P.O. & DIST.: MALDA, PIN-732101 TELEFAX: (03512) 220911, MOBILE: 9733008792 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Std. Double Bedded 06 1400/- Non AC Std. Double Bedded 08 800/- Conference Hall 01 5000/- 20% Discount on working days except W.B. Govt. Holidays on rooms BAHARAMPUR TOURIST LODGE, P.O.: BAHARAMPUR, PHONE: (03482) 259711, MOBILE: 9732510031 TELEFAX : (03432) 257044 TYPE OF ROOM NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (`) AC Suite 02 2000/- AC. Dlx Double Bedded 08 1600/- AC Std. Double Bedded 04 1400/- NAC Dlx Double Bedded 03 800/- N/AC Std. Double Bedded 04 700/- Conference hall 01 10000/- 20% Discount on working days except W.B. Govt. Holidays on rooms PLACES OF INTEREST Raigunj : Kulik river, Raigunj Bird Sanctuary. Malda : Gaur – Bara Sona Mosque, Dakhil Darwajah, Qadam Rasul Mosque, Latt an Mosque, Baro Duwari Mosque. Pandua – Eklakhi Mausoleum, Adina Mosque. Baharampur : Hazarduari, Katra Mosque, Nimak Haram Deohri, Khusbagh, Great Imambara, Moti jhil, Medina Mosque, Wasif Manzil. Nearby excursion points are Mayapur (87km), Nabadwip (103km) GROUP B : Shanti niketan, Bishnupur, Maithon, Durgapur, Tarakeswar Connecti vity : Air: Nearest airport Kolkata Rail: From Kolkata (Sealdah / Howrah / Kolkata) to Shanti niketan : 146 km Kolkata to Bishnupur : 211 km Kolkata to Barakar : 230 km (nearest Railway Stati on For Maithon) Kolkata to Durgapur : 171 km Kolkata to Tarakeswar : 62 km Road: From Kolkata to Shanti niketan : 212 km Kolkata to Bishnupur : 132 km Kolkata to Maithon : 232 km Kolkata to Durgapur : 176 km Kolkata to Tarakeswar : 58 km From Durgapur to Shanti niketan : 62 kms Durgapur to Bishnupur : 72 kms From Shanti niketan to Bishnupur : 190 kms ACCOMMODATIONS OF WBTDCL SHANTINIKETAN TOURIST LODGE BOLPUR, DIST.: BIRBHUM, PIN: 731204 PHONE: (03463) 252699 TELEFAX: (03463) 252398, MOBILE: 9732100920 TYPE OF ROOM NO.
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