
West Bengal · Best: Oct–Apr
A ridge walk along the Singalila range on the India–Nepal border, topping out at 3,636 m — West Bengal's highest point. The prize is the Sleeping Buddha panorama: Kanchenjunga up close, with Everest, Lhotse and Makalu on the horizon.
Teahouse and lodge stays replace camping on most itineraries, making it a comfortable introduction to multi-day trekking. October–November and March–April bring the clearest skies; carry ID for the checkposts.
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