Summit Hotels & Resorts

Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Summit EMBASSY Siliguri - Brand New Addition to Summit Group Of Hotels & Resorts

Embassy in Siliguri is one of the premier economy hotels in the city. We at Embassy boast of having the best rooms and service in the city. The hotel is located right in the heart of the city which makes it the preferred choice. We cater to the needs of both the leisure as well as the business travelers and have proved to be one of the most popular hotels to stay in. The property is conveniently located in the heart of the city and is a great respite to travelers who take up Siliguri as a base to tour the other beautiful regions around. The famous Hong - Kong market is just a stones throw away from the hotel. Major shopping and trading zones are a minutes walk for the hotel.

Silguri is the main commercial city of North Bengal and its importance comes from its strategic location near international and state borders. The city connects three international borders - Bangladesh, China, and Nepal It is situated on the banks of the river Mahananda. Spread around the foothills of the eastern Himalayas, the town is an important transportation, trading and educational center and is blessed with the beauty of nature. Siliguri is a convenient base for travel to the various Himalayan hill stations like Darjeeling, Kalimpong and Gangtok. Saw milling and jute milling are important industries here and tea plantations are of main importance. Some places in Siliguri worth visiting include the Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary known to be the home to varied flora, fauna, the famed Royal Bengal Tiger and Elephants. The tea gardens here are a major tourist attraction too. Monasteries like Salugara Monastery and Kalchakra Monastery are famous in the region too. Another famous religious site here is the ISCKON temple. It houses many beautiful idols of Advaita Acharya, Lord Narasimha, Lord Chaitanya and many more.

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Thursday, 20 June 2013

Monsoons are here.. Let's Celebrate it!!!

Things To Do This Monsoon Season

With the dark clouds almost bursting at their seams, we know the monsoons have finally arrived and we cannot be more relieved.

This monsoon season make sure you make one attempt to splash around in the rain. If you have dogs, take them along. It’s probably the most fun you’ll have for a while. Getting drenched in the monsoon showers, splashing water and jumping into puddles takes you back to your childhood days. But if you really aren't up to getting soaked, simply open up your windows and enjoy the smell of the first rain.
Even though this weather may make you want to give up any sort of work or study, it’s important not to overdo exposing yourself to the rain. Stay healthy, avoid roadside food or anything water based. Remember you want to enjoy this season not spend it in the agony of pneumonia.
For those of you living by the sea or a short drive away, take a break from the hustle and bustle of your routine, leave your mobile phone at home and go for long walk by the sea.
The summer’s gone and so have all the fruity iced drinks and nimbu paanis you’re so bored of. Nothing complements the monsoon more than a hot drink. So this is your chance to tank up on all the hot chocolate and coffee you like. The upside to it? It lowers your chances of catching a dreadful cold.
The monsoons are the best season to go and visit various national parks. Discover various flora and fauna. And for the adventure-lovers, there's nothing like a long trek. So pack your bags and go.
If you cannot let them go outside to play, indulge in some good old indoor games like Scrabble and Cards or just Curl up with a romantic book or watch a romantic movie while lolling in bed. You can also enjoy the view from the window while listening to romantic songs.
Be stylish, vanity is a bad idea during the monsoons but you cannot be a bore and carry around a dull umbrella. Wear colourful raincoats and add colour to the otherwise cloudy day.
The downside of this season is that it often hinders you from socializing and going out. Take it positively and sit down to do something creative. Sit near your bedroom window and just watch the pitter-patter. If it doesn’t inspire you to sing, write or even paint, you’ll always remember it as time well-spent.