Barbotey Rock Garden

Barbotey Rock Garden is a terraced garden located about 10 kilometres from Darjeeling town in West Bengal, built around the natural Chunnu Summer Falls. Created by the Gorkha Hill Council, the garden features levelled terraces, rock formations, flower beds, footbridges and seating areas arranged along a hillside stream. It is notable for its landscaped design, waterfall views and valley scenery, and is a popular stop for sightseeing and photography near Darjeeling.

Visitors can expect a multi-level terraced garden built on a steep hillside around the Chunnu Summer Falls stream. The site has stone-paved pathways, steps, small bridges, flower beds, manicured lawns, rock arrangements and seating areas at different levels. A natural waterfall flows through the centre of the garden. Surroundings include forested slopes and valley views. Visitors can walk through terraces, view the waterfall from various levels, take photographs and rest at viewpoints.

Developed in the 1990s by the Gorkha Hill Council, now Gorkhaland Territorial Administration, to promote tourism in Darjeeling. The natural Chunnu Summer Falls and surrounding hillside were landscaped into terraced levels with rocks, flower beds and pathways to create a structured garden attraction.