This document discusses the top eight hill stations in West Bengal: Ajodhya Hills, Darjeeling, Samsing, Takdah, Siliguri, Rimbik, Sandakphu, and Kalimpong. It provides a brief overview of each location, highlighting features such as scenic views, forests, tea estates, and historical or religious sites. Darjeeling is described as a town located in the Eastern Himalayas known for its views of Kangchenjunga, the world's third highest mountain. Kalimpong is noted as one of the most popular hill stations near Kolkata, praised for its natural beauty, markets, monasteries and churches.