Hanuman Tok: Upon visiting Deolo Hill, Hanuman Tok, situated nearby, is an unmissable sight. Dominating the landscape is an imposing 30-foot statue of Lord Hanuman. Additionally, right by the entrance stands a pristine Durga Temple. To reach the statue of Lord Hanuman, be ready to ascend a series of steps. However, the climb is well-rewarded with breathtaking views from the summit. On clear days, the majestic Kanchenjunga peak unveils itself in all its glory. The vantage point also affords panoramic views of neighboring Sikkim and the picturesque Lava and Kafer hills. Located a mere 5 km from the heart of Kalimpong, reaching Hanuman Tok is a breeze. Local taxi drivers are familiar with the locale, ensuring a smooth journey and guiding you to the best spots to soak in the vistas and capture memorable snapshots.

Tharpa Choling Monastery:

Established in 1912 by Domo Geshe Rinpoche, Tharpa Choling Monastery holds the distinction of being one of the earliest Gelugpa monasteries in India. Gracefully situated atop a Kalimpong hill, this exquisite gompa, adorned with vibrant effigies of the chief deity, radiates an aura of tranquillity. From the monastery's uppermost level, one can witness the splendor of the Himalayas. Over the years, various modifications and enhancements have been integrated into the monastery, elevating its status to a must-visit landmark in Kalimpong.

Mangal Dham: Mangal Dham stands as a prominent spiritual landmark in the scenic town of Kalimpong. Constructed in homage to Guruji Shir Mangaldasji Maharaj, who settled in Kalimpong in 1940, this place reflects his legacy of compassion and service. He was instrumental in establishing various orphanages, schools, and temples here, intertwining devotion to God with service to humanity. Covering approximately two acres, the temple houses a prayer hall on its upper floor, graced by the idol of Raj Shyamji. A visit to Kalimpong remains incomplete without experiencing the tranquility and sanctity of

St. Teresa's Church: St. Teresa's Church in Kalimpong stands as a testament to the town's rich spiritual history. As one of the earliest and most expansive parishes in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Darjeeling, it dates back to its foundation in 1931. This captivating church, constructed in 1929 by Swiss Jesuits, boasts a unique design inspired by a Bhutanese gompa. The twelve wooden apostle figures echo the semblance of Buddhist monks, while door carvings mirror the tashi tagye — the eight fortunate symbols intrinsic to Himalayan Buddhism. Located roughly 2km to the west of the town center, one can reach the church by taking a left from Rishi Rd behind the petrol station. After covering 1.2km, a right turn followed by another 350m will guide you to the welcoming gates of the church.

Kali Temple: Dedicated to Goddess Kali, this temple or Kali Bari is located 2 kms from the town center. A set of stairs from the roadside ascends to the temple situated at an elevation and is frequented by devotees, especially during the festival of Kali Puja. It’s a place where the energy is palpable, and the faith of the devotees is a testament to the region's rich spiritual tapestry.

Thongsa Gompa: Situated just below the intersection of RC Mintri and Rishi Rosds, you'll find the enchanting Nyingmapa-school monastery, commonly referred to as the Bhutanese Monastery.