Located on Lebong Cart Road, Tenzing Rock and Gombu Rock are natural rock faces used for mountaineering practice, named after Tenzing Norgay and Nawang Gombu, two of India’s legendary Everest climbers. These twin sites are a must-visit for those interested in adventure, history, and Himalayan heroism.
Everest Heritage: Named after the first Everest summiteers—feel the legacy where real training happens.
Live Climbing Demos: Watch professional mountaineers and trainees practice real-time rock climbing techniques.
Try It Yourself: Visitors can attempt short climbs with safety gear, guided by instructors (extra charges apply).
Timings: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Best Season: October to May for clear skies and dry rock surfaces
Just 2 km from Darjeeling town, these rocks lie en route to the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and Zoo—easily covered in a half-day tour or walk.
Great for Photos: Pose next to the rock face with the towering cliff behind you.
Wear Proper Footwear: Even if not climbing, the area has uneven paths.
Pair It With HMI Visit: Ideal to combine with the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute for a full mountaineering-themed experience.
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