About Tendrabong

Tendrabong:

Tendrabong (also spelled Tandrabong) is a quiet hamlet in the Kalimpong district of West Bengal, located within the Mayrong forest area and part of Saikyong Gram Panchayat. The village consists of around 165 households, and has traditionally been a farming community with large cardamom cultivation alongside potatoes, maize, and other crops to support local livelihoods. 

How to reach Tendrabong:

By Air: Bagdogra International Airport (IXB) near Siliguri. From there you can take a taxi or shared vehicle toward Kalimpong or Pedong and then another vehicle to reach Tendrabong.

By Train: Nearest railway station is New Jalpaiguri (NJP) which is approximately 80-90 kilometers. From NJP, resevred cab or shared vehicles are the most comfortable way to reach Kalimpong, and then a reserved vehicle to Tendrabong.

By Road: If you are starting from Siliguri or NJP, which is about approximately 80-90 kilometers away from Tendrabong. The journey typically takes around 3 to 4 hours. Local taxis or reserved vehicles are the most comfortable way to reach the village.

Weather

Best Season to Visit

Spring (March–April), Autumn (October–November), and Winter (December–February) are the best seasons to visit Tendrabong. These months offer clear skies, green surroundings, and comfortable weather for a quiet village stay.

Month-wise Temperature (Average)

• January: 5°C – 13°C (Cool with clear valley views)
• February: 7°C – 16°C (Pleasant and stable weather)
• March: 10°C – 20°C (Fresh greenery and mild climate)
• April: 13°C – 23°C (Comfortable and bright surroundings)
• May: 15°C – 25°C (Warm but pleasant)
• June: 18°C – 27°C (Mild with occasional rain)
• July: 19°C – 26°C (Heavy rainfall and misty)
• August: 19°C – 26°C (Wet and cloudy)
• September: 18°C – 25°C (Rain gradually reduces)
• October: 13°C – 22°C (Clear skies and sharp views)
• November: 9°C – 18°C (Cool and refreshing)
• December: 6°C – 15°C (Calm and peaceful)

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Tendrabong is from October to April, when the weather stays clear and the surroundings open up. This quiet village is surrounded by tea gardens and forest patches, offering a slow, grounded stay away from busy tourist spots. Mornings often begin with mist rising from the valley, while clear days may offer distant views of Kanchenjunga. Monsoon brings deep greenery but also clouds and steady rain.