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Book Darjeeling to Diamond Harbour Tempo Traveller Cab with DDcab
Got a large group heading from darjeeling to diamond harbour? Our Force Tempo Traveller cab is the most practical, spacious, and capable solution on this route. The journey covers 1160 kilometers along the National Highway 12 and takes around 13 hours 1 min under normal traffic — with our experienced large-vehicle drivers using real-time data and deep route knowledge to keep that on track. The Tempo Traveller is the undisputed king of the large-group minivan cab class in India, and our fleet covers every group size with variants including the 9, 12, 14, 17, 20, and 26-seater Tempo Traveller, plus the Force Tempo Traveller Luxury variant with push-back recliner seats, individual reading lights, and premium interior fittings — so whether you are a small family group, a large corporate team, a school excursion, or a wedding party, there is a perfectly sized vehicle ready for you.
Power comes from Force Motors' robust 2.6L Mercedes-Benz sourced turbocharged diesel engine — torque-rich, fuel-efficient, and completely at home on both the expressway and the challenging Western Ghats. Inside, all variants offer high-back push-back recliner seats or standard cushioned seating, a powerful roof-mounted AC delivering uniform cooling to every row simultaneously, and a Bluetooth music system for the group's entertainment throughout. Overhead luggage racks handle hand baggage inside the cabin, while our spacious rooftop carrier takes care of full luggage sets, equipment, and oversized items. Every vehicle goes through a rigorous pre-trip wellness check covering brakes, tyres, engine, coolant, suspension, roof AC, and electricals, and carries dual airbags, ABS, and emergency exits as standard. The entire interior is professionally sanitized with hospital-grade products before every departure. Our app provides live GPS tracking throughout, and every driver is police-verified, trained, and experienced on the darjeeling–diamond harbour corridor.
