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Map of North Darjeeling

 
 
The northern map of Darjeeling will be helpful if you are planning to visit the attractions in the northern part of the hill town. This includes the stretch of Jawahar Road that goes by the Shrubbery Nightingale Park in Richmond Hill, and all the way to HMI (Himalayan Mountaineering Institute) and the Zoo located in the Jawahar Parvat area (i.e. Birch Hill). 
 
Another section of the Map traces the Lebong Cart Road which goes via the Old Cemetery towards Singamari. Singamari is where the Ropeway (Darjeeling Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway or cable car) base station is located. Lebong Cart Road continues and goes all the way to the North Point St. Joseph's college and then turns towards Tenzing Rock. 
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Note that there is another cemetery shown in the map near the St. Joseph's college. That is the Singtom Cemetery. The old British cemetery is only about a mile from Chowk Bazar. The Birch Hill where the HMI & Zoo are located can also be accessed from the Lebog Cart Road. 
 
Map of North Darjeeling 
 
 
You can also see the Tibetan Refugee Self Help Center which is located on an uphill approach road that originates from the Lebong Cart Road. Another area of interest in this map is the Happy Valley Tea Estate which can be accessed through the narrow and steep TP Banerjee road. It is shown in the map at the left bottom. 

About the Author Raj Bhattacharya By Raj Bhattacharya
Raj is the founder of Darjeeling-Tourism.com and a full-time travel writer. With decades of firsthand experience in the Himalayas, he has authored hundreds of regional guides on North Bengal and Sikkim, as well as comprehensive Ebooks on Darjeeling and Sikkim. His travel expertise was featured in a 2017 interview by a joint initiative of 'Incredible India' (Ministry of Tourism) and an Australian Research Firm. Raj regularly visits the hills to ensure his advice remains accurate and helpful to his readers.
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