Description

It serves as the Kurseong subdivision’s headquarters. Kurseong is located at a height of around 4864 feet and is surrounded by numerous Pine, Birch, and Fir trees.
Kurseong is a peaceful hill station located on the Siliguri-Darjeeling highway. Most of the year, the weather in Kurseong is milder and more pleasant. During the monsoon season, the rain-gods are especially kind, as the town receives days of nonstop rain. The rains are quite beneficial to the area’s vegetation and animals. Kurseong, or the ‘Land of White Orchids,’ takes its name from the abundance of flowers found on its steep slopes. Tea plantations, lush green forests, and snow-capped mountains make it difficult not to fall in love. The sky turns into a kaleidoscope of beautiful colours at sunset.
British relics, such as churches and schools, may be found throughout the town. This small hill village is a great alternative to Darjeeling for those looking for a more peaceful getaway.
Kurseong used to be known as Kharsang, which means “immovable beginnings of the early morning” in Nepali. In 1880, the first toy train came to Kuseong, drawing the attention of the rest of the world to this small town. The white orchid “Kurson Rip” is a common species in Kurseong.
Property:
Sanjeema Homestay-
Our homestay in Kurseong is surrounded by natural beauty.
Our Homestay is located in a large green region of the property. The setting itself is soothing to the eyes. The area is completely engulfed in the white splendour of orchids in lovely clay pots. Throughout the area, there is a sense of purity and freshness.
The stay’s rooms are breathtakingly wonderful. Every room is complete in itself, with televisions, adjoining bathrooms with geysers, and other necessities. The balcony contributes to the lively atmosphere in the apartments. The view from the balcony, which offers a vast panorama, is breathtaking. Along the flowing river stream, a full area of the village can be seen. And it’s tough to put into words how beautiful it is.
Travellers visiting the area can take advantage of some unique amenities provided by the homestay. They provide camping along the river and permit fishing in the river. Mr Sanjay Manjer, who looks after the tourists, is quite kind and welcomes a helping hand in the kitchen.
Attractions:
Kurseong is far more than meets the eye. Its reach extends beyond the municipality to beautiful tea gardens on mountain slopes, forests with a diverse range of flora and animals, charming villages, and so on. There are numerous viewpoints, tea estates, temples and churches, museums, and well-known historic schools that were established during the British colonial period.
Local attractions such as the Blue Pine Jungles of Dowhill, Giddah Pahar Sita Ram Mandir, Giddha Pahar Durga Mata Mandir, Eagle’s Craig, widely dispersed English schools, and, of course, the great lengths of green tea estates may all be visited from Kurseong.
Tourists can explore the nearby hill villages of Chatakpur, Sonada, Baramangwa, and Chota Mangwa.

How to reach:
Kurseong is well connected to the nearby New Jalpaiguri railway station and Bagdogra Airport. The distance from NJP railway station or Siliguri is about 47 kilometres, while the distance from Bagdogra Airport is about 53 kilometres. Darjeeling town is roughly 32 kilometres away from Kurseong. Several shared autos and jeeps are available for trips up to Darjeeling, with one stopping in Kurseong along the way. You can also hire a full automobile and have it drop you off in Kurseong.