Eagle's Crag Viewpoint

Eagle's Crag Viewpoint is a prominent hilltop viewpoint located just above Kurseong town in Darjeeling district, West Bengal. Perched at about 1,400 metres elevation, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges including Kanchenjunga on clear days, as well as the Teesta and Balason valleys, Kurseong town and tea gardens. Developed during the British period, it is known for sunrise and sunset views and remains one of Kurseong's most visited scenic overlooks.

Visitors can expect a short steep uphill walk to a fenced viewpoint platform and tower above Kurseong town. From the top there are wide open views over Kurseong, forested slopes, tea gardens, and on clear days the Kanchenjunga range and the Teesta and Balason river valleys. The site is open and exposed with seating areas, surrounded by pine and dhupi forest, and is primarily used for sightseeing, photography and sunset viewing.

Developed during the British colonial period as a scenic lookout above Kurseong, then a hill station and sanatorium town. The crag was named for its resemblance to an eagle's nest and also houses a historic water reservoir that supplied the town. It has long served as a vantage point for observing the surrounding valleys and Himalayan peaks.