Lamahatta Homestay

Our partner resorts have been hand-picked and are situated in beautiful hilly areas of North Bengal. Enjoy a campfire to warm up in the chill climate at vast green gardens laced with Rhododendron arboretum trees and pine trees, where we thrive in providing warm Himalayan hospitality at high peaks. The Deluxe and Family Rooms are both large and include a shared balcony with spectacular views of Kanchenjunga. The resort rooms are simple and polished, providing an unparalleled level of comfort.

Attractions:

Lamahatta Eco Park is a popular tourist destination in Lamahatta. It is bordered by pine forests with a variety of seasonal blooms as well as rare A hiking trail has also been constructed that leads hikers through the pine tree maze to two magnificent ponds known locally as “jore pokhari” or “twin ponds.”Seats have been positioned at observation locations, with a watchtower observing the environs.

Visitors can relax on the various benches while admiring the views of Mt. Kanchenjungha while browsing through the gorgeous collection of flowers on show. The watchtower is situated in a strategic location, allowing tourists to take in panoramic views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the Sikkim Hills, the River Teesta, and the Rangeet.

With its unusual and amazing types of flowers covering the scene and encompassing patio gardens, Lamahatta is an ideal occasion location for travellers who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and relish regular isolation. Lamahatta is well linked to all major tourist destinations, such as Darjeeling and Kalimpong. Lamahatta is open all year. However, if you are fond of flowers, visit Lamahatta in the winter, when the blooms are in full bloom and the environment is pleasant.

Takdah, Tinchuley, Mangwa, and Darjeeling are also nearby tourist spots.

Booking private transport from Darjeeling to Lamahatta is the best option. From Darjeeling to Lamahatta, shared jeeps are also available. Darjeeling is around 23 kilometres away and around 41 kilometres from Kalimpong.
If no direct shared jeeps are available, you can ride one to Jorebunglow at Ghum Station and then another to Lamahatta.
Driving from NJP / Siliguri Rly Station to Teesta through NH31 route to Lamahatta is around 69 kilometres.
From Siliguri, travel to Jorebungalow near Ghoom Railway Station, then to Lamahatta. The distance is approximately 72 kilometres.

Bong culture draws the attention of every art, music, and history fan because of its distinctiveness. You can’t help but fall in love with its old-world charm, whether it’s the yellow taxis or the police uniforms. The splendour of North Bengal, particularly Lamahatta Tour, enchants you, drawing you into a tranquil paradise.

A beautiful hamlet called Lamahatta is nestled in the pine forest at an altitude of 5000 feet, overlooking the majestic Himalayan range. Lamahatta, located 23 kilometres from the bustling Darjeeling town, is still a newly discovered site with few visitors, making it a tourist-free zone. Lama in Lamahatta refers to a Buddhist monk, whereas Hatta refers to a monk’s hut. Tribes such as the Sherpas, Yalmos, Tamangs, Bhutias, and Dukpas make up the majority of the population.

If you’re looking for a quick trip, this is a fantastic circuit and one of my personal favourites. The Lamahatta Tour is usually a wonderful choice if you want to immerse yourself in some eccentric ecotourism culture in North Bengal, especially if you live near Bengal. We visit some gorgeous Eco-friendly communities in this region of the Himalayas after a three-hour scenic trip along the Teesta River from Siliguri to Lamahatta Eco Park. It’s a serene setting, with towering pine trees and Mount Kanchenjunga in the front.