darjeeling

Darjeeling (Nepali: दार्जीलिङ्ग is a town in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is the headquarters of Darjeeling district, in the Shiwalik Hills on the lower range of the Himalaya, at an average elevation of 6,982 ft (2,134 m). During the British Raj in India, Darjeeling's temperate climate led to its development as a hill station (hill town) for British residents to escape the heat of the plains during the summers.

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[boomshank12]

@brownpridem13 haha



[silanath]

Yes, you're true, though it is a prat of India now it was part of Nepal in its long history.

No matter what was the history its people should be loving what Darjeeling is today.

[13Harshu]

well..the content is nice....bt not the video quality.....

[brownpridem13]

moterfucker why the fuck  you motherfuking fuck wana classified the religion i am the son of gorkha,HINDU AND BUDDHISM ARE FROM THE SAME ORIGIN WHERE THE FUCK IT CAME OUT FROM I CAN DRINK YOUR BLOOD IF YOU SAY IT IN FRONT OF ME

[buddhitu]

Majority of people are not buddist pls correct ur interpretation whereby u have claimed that buddism is main religion, I believe majority of peple are nepalese who donot believe in buddhism

[raisforte]

Its Nepali Speaking People not Nepalese. Nepalese means the citizen of Nepal.

Also, Darjeeling was a part of Sikkim, Nepal ruled Darjeeling for 27 years.

[raisforte]

Three T's are : Tea, Tourism and Timber not Toy Train.

[anilpant71]

darjeeling part of greater nepal

jai nepal

[liquidsword1234]

yo hamro pahad ho ...yo hamro darjeeling....opps luf that song...well my love....i am in it..i definetly give visit ...cheers

[yakmanok]

I liked the presentation but for one little fact left out. Darjeeling, Sikkim, Bhutan, Arunachal Pradesk, Nagaland and Baltistsan were once actually part of Tibetan empire. Indeed still today Tibetan culture survive in most of these places. Darjeeling is actually Dorjeeling which means a Estate of Dorjee. Sherpa, Tamang, Gurung, Monpa and Drukpa are racially and culturally tibetan people living outside the sphere of tibet today. There is strong emotional bond between tibetans and these people.