Chatakpur Home Stay
CHATAKPUR Chatakpur is a small village situated in the northern part of West Bengal, India. Chatakpur is mainly considered as an Eco-village nestled at an altitude of 7887 feet in the Kurseong sub division of Darjeeling district. For last few years Chatakpur Eco Village has gained much popularity among travel enthusiasts and tourists as an off-beat tourist destination settled at the [...]
Lamahatta – Lamahatta Lodge
LAMAHATTA Lamahatta is a calm, quiet and romantic tiny mountain village in the lap of nature settled at a sub division of Darjeeling district in the Indian state of West Bengal. Set at an altitude of 5700 feet, the village of Lamahatta is surrounded by Pine and Dhupi forest amidst picturesque terraced farmland all [...]
Borong Wild Flower Retreat
BORONG - SOUTH SIKKIM Borong is a quaint and serene village in the southern district of the Indian state of Sikkim. Borong is rapidly gaining its fame due to the increasing popularity of village tourism and Eco-tourism activities. Borong is nestled at an altitude of 1770 meter (5800 feet). This charming hamlet of Borong [...]
Samsing – Mayjhor Homestay
SAMSING Samsing is a small scenic hamlet and a fast growing tourist destination in Malbazaar Sub-division of Jalpaiguri district. Samsing is perched at an altitude of 3000 feet in the foothills between Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling town. The surrounding landscape of Samsing mainly comprises of lush green tea gardens, hills, forests and orange orchards. The [...]
Latpanchar Home Stay
LATPANCHAR Latpanchar or Latpanchor is a small hamlet in the Kurseong sub division of Darjeeling district in the Indian state of West Bengal. Latpanchar is nestled at the highest point of Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary at an elevation of 4200 feet. The word Latpanchar is a Lepcha word which translates into 'Lat - Bamboo' and 'Panchar - Forest' or 'Land of Canes’. Latpanchar is referred to as one [...]
Zuluk – Tibetan Villa Homestay
ZULUK Zuluk or Dzuluk is a small village of east Sikkim on the Old Silk Route and nestled at an altitude of about 9400 ft. Zuluk is inhabited by around 800 to 900 people. Previously Zuluk was a part of the popular silk route connecting Kalimpong to Tibet and was mainly used by traders [...]