Kurseong, Mirik & the tea valleys · month by month
Kurseong, Mirik & the tea valleys in April
Warm, green and busy in the gardens. First flush is in full swing, birdlife at Latpanchar is active and the forests around Dow Hill fill with new leaf. Afternoon thunderstorms start late in the month. School holidays in the plains push up prices in Mirik and Kurseong around mid-April, so book early. A good month for tea and birds, less so for mountain views.
Local tip: Go to Latpanchar at dawn; hornbills are most active before 9 am.
Where to go
Our picks for April
Trips at their best
Tickets for April
about ₹1,750 a day
about ₹2,600 a day
about ₹5,250 a day
about ₹1,900 a day
about ₹1,850 a day
about ₹3,100 a day
Questions people ask
Good to know
Is April a good time to visit Kurseong, Mirik & the tea valleys?
Warm, green and busy in the gardens. First flush is in full swing, birdlife at Latpanchar is active and the forests around Dow Hill fill with new leaf. Afternoon thunderstorms start late in the month. School holidays in the plains push up prices in Mirik and Kurseong around mid-April, so book early. A good month for tea and birds, less so for mountain views.
What is the weather like in Kurseong, Mirik & the tea valleys in April?
Kurseong 13–21 °C, warm, pre-monsoon showers late. Conditions differ by altitude and coast, so check the forecast for each stop a week before you travel.
Where should we go in Kurseong, Mirik & the tea valleys in April?
We suggest Latpanchar, Makaibari, Tingling. Go to Latpanchar at dawn; hornbills are most active before 9 am.
