Take the following as truth: Before you overdose on the countless temples or even just on the heat of the plains, follow the wise example of the long-gone British of Caletta and get up into the hills and greenery which lead to the lush cool of the celebrated Darjeeling tea gardens.
Then the following statement: "Do not visit the Darjeeling tea gardens in the hills.  " is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False