History Of Hill Cart Road | Darjeeling | Siliguri

Going back to the times of British history, the once-upon-a-time ‘Only’ primary road to reach the hills of Darjeeling from the busy town of Siliguri - The Hill Cart Road, doesn’t have an easy history. A beautiful and serene road which runs by the railway tracks of the heritage - Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. Built in the mid-19th century, this was named ‘Cart Road’, but why? What could be the history behind this? What about the other roads to reach the hills before the completion of Hill Cart Road? How were the weights and luggage carried and reached the top from the plains? The Cord brings you an exclusive story of the ‘Hill Cart Road’.
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[@razatkharga3007]

My great great grandfather was the contractor when this road was constructed. He was the no. 1 contractor at his times, and even the govt. had given him the title of "Rai Saheb Kharga bahadur". Not only the Hill cart road, he was involved with many construction in and around darjeeling, including the Municipality building, the current SBI bank and others. proud to be a part of his legacy. Thanks cord for covering the history of Darjeeling. At times many people label us as foreigners, but our forefathers were the ones who actually built this place from ground, thus establishing the current "World's Nicest Place".

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[@user-ry7yl7ow2s]

VOTE OF THANKS FOR THIS BEUTIFUL PRESENTATION REGARDING HISTORICAL QUEEN OF HILLS ,DARJEELING & NEIGHBORING AREAS❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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I love darjeeling

[@endlesssunday8877]

amazing ....very educational .....this type of documentary should be made more often about darjeelings each corner.... becuase our young genertion is forgetting what our ancestors has sacrificed to make this darjeeling what it is now......and my request is to make documentary of cincona plantation, coffee, orange, brooms amazing farmings of darjeeling which is been unseen by govt and darjeeling nowadays and its dying day by day please do the needful before its totally vanished from darjeeling 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥

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[@fav7379]

Great explained ❤. Luckily I m also from Darjeeling ❤❤..

[@kushalagarwal9729]

Just got it ramdomly ,your way to storytelling in a documentary is superb ......not even realised for a second to become bored ......great video,amazing and it is interesting love from siliguri

[@Ashishhd7]

Amazing

[@urgenlama1337]

Thank you for the Informative content. I think there used to ply bullock cart in this road as well as road towards kalimpong from Siliguri Later on Himalayan railway extended upto Gelkhoka by side of river Teesta mainly for the transportation of wools of Tibet. From Tibet to Kalimpong wools and other items used to carry by mule through Jalepla pass.

[@sauravroychow]

Amazing...we used to visit Darjeeling in the early 80s and stay in an army guesthouse in Jalapahar. It was huge and a beautiful British house. The local family who used to take care of the property were so sweet and lovely. We used to play with their children, and I still remember the weather being misty there, playing in the garden, enjoying the fireplace in the huge living room, and relishing the pork chops made by the chef there. What lovely memories. I have not been to Jalapahar since then. Would love to see it after almost four decades.

[@CaptainKGF1]

Bro , we never knew so much of dhgj history even we all there 30 times....great initiative by u about darj district of wb

[@stillpoppies2059]

Nice work done by "The Cord" team... Well done and keep doing such wonderful work.

[@Sumendrable]

Cord is doing good work with respect to easy and thorough understanding of the hills and it's historical development. Kudos to Pankaj and the whole team.

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Hear break when I found less views on this kind of knowledgeable video, cord is doing a good job for us to know about our history.

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Most authentic History.......

[@AkashBaraily-Sky]

Thank you The Cord for the detailed information.

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Thanks a lot to S.Dutta .

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Nice Darjeeling history

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Very nice, interesting, use full. Thanks.

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Make video on history of Mirik Lake

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good work. More of such history of Darjeeling pls

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Beautiful creation...love the way u prwsented ...keep creating such educational content

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Realy the video is very much informative. Excellent. 👌

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Thanks for interesting information 👍👍👍

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Very Good Sir, Nice story.

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Awesome video

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Thank you sir for making such historic and educational videos of ours .

[@norpah1212]

Knowledgeable

[@ahmd2326]

Thanks cord. Thodi baohut memories hai, came to darjeeling once in my childhood. Us time shayad bus chala karti thi, Shanti safar, Kailash and Omega I remember isi road se chalte the, cant recall much though. Good to know history of this road. 👍👍

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Good history 👍👍

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Great effort

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Good.sikkim.old.Historical.informetion. .

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Good information. Thanks 😊

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[@Villagebro93]

Yesto hunu parcha ni content ta Dammi mann choyo Keep growing team❤

[@dooarskarateacademy4193]

Nice

[@adarshakar009]

Beautiful and relevant content... Bringing the history of this region for the others to know

[@premrai1409]

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[@Meaw_meaw_7]

9:39 me realizing that they use to take a long road just to reach chowrastha

[@saileshchhetri1274]

Sir plz come with historical sites, hidden treasure that has never been known to us.....

[@dsingha9391]

Tribal ke bare main kuch leke aiye sir

[@dreamers-fillyourdreams2129]

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[@ABO-Destiny]

Without The British there would not have been any Darjeeling, any West Bengal, any India,any democracy, any educated Indian, any Toy Train. Pay respect to those who made all these possible over which people fight now.

[@Mitan01]

Ham bhi Siliguri se ❤️

[@prasenize]

Y not make a video on darjeeling Himalayan railway

[@babersinghgazmer6529]

अंग्रेज ने सन् 1815-16 मे सुगौली सन्धि मे नेपाल से दार्जिलिंग टिस्टा नदी नगरकटा मैनागडी ,धुपगडी , सिलगडी , जपाइगडी लिया था ।।

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Dorjeeleong. My 2nd Home. ❤️

[@anupamlohar5742]

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What is the meaning delhorner donot know if the spelling is right or wrong?

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The story was big but, about Toy train just once ... before Good Bye.....

[@maheswarsharma5502]

Number of info missing needs more study

[@anandlepcha]

two times upload

[@ashisrana7795]

I could raise your subscribers..... I am from kalimpong Darjeeling

[@prayasmangrati5968]

Bro its NH 55 not NH 110

[@gorkheychora]

Please google it once. Previously it was NH 55, it has been renamed to NH 110.

[@ahmd2326]

Array bhai wo update ho gaya, log update nahi huye. Google map me dekh lo

[@supriyarai271]

Can you please make a video of Darjeeling in 1800 and how it came to be oart of Bengal

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Darjeeling Bharatiya Gorkha O ko Kab Insaaf milega. Identity Suraksha

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We lovee Darjeeling, we want free from west bengal,