
West Bengal, India
Maneybhanjang (or Mane Bhanjyang) is a quaint mountain village located about 25 km from Darjeeling and 92 km from Siliguri, right on the India–Nepal border at an altitude of 7,054 ft (2,150 m). The word Bhanjyang in Nepali means “junction,” while Maney stands for Buddhist stupas—hence, Maneybhanjang translates to “The Junction of Stupas.”
This picturesque hamlet is best known as the starting point of the iconic Sandakphu Trek, which takes adventurers to the highest point in West Bengal. Surrounded by lush greenery, rhododendron forests, and panoramic Himalayan views, Maneybhanjang is a hidden gem for trekkers, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful mountain escape.
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