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'''Darjeeling''' is a region in [[West Bengal]] in the Northeast of [[India]].  Its geography is largely mountainous, especially along the border with [[Nepal]].  The high altitude of much of Darjeeling is ideally suited for [[tea]] cultivation, and some of the finest [[black tea]] in the world is grown there.  Notable fauna include some of the world's few remaining [[tigers]] and and a growing population of [[yaks]].
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'''Darjeeling''' is a region in [[West Bengal]] in the Northeast of [[India]].  Its geography is largely mountainous, especially along the border with [[Nepal]].  The high altitude of much of Darjeeling is ideally suited for [[tea]] cultivation, and some of the finest [[black tea]] in the world is grown there.  Notable fauna include some of the world's few remaining [[tigers]] and a growing population of [[yaks]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:15, July 15, 2016

Darjeeling is a region in West Bengal in the Northeast of India. Its geography is largely mountainous, especially along the border with Nepal. The high altitude of much of Darjeeling is ideally suited for tea cultivation, and some of the finest black tea in the world is grown there. Notable fauna include some of the world's few remaining tigers and a growing population of yaks.