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Kanchenjunga views from a house in West Sikkim

Pelling· 4.7 · 106 stays

“Experience warm hospitality at this eco-friendly homestay, offering unobstructed Kanchenjunga views from a peaceful setting. Guests love the spacious, clean rooms & prompt service. Our friendly staff provides quality, varied food, making every stay comfortable. Ideal for travelers seeking a relaxing, home-like experience, even with kids, ensuring all necessary supports are provided.”

11 bedroomsSleeps 2211 beds11 bathsHouseWifiHot Water

A look around

What's here

The first thing you notice is the garden, full of yellow and red flowers. The home is made up of a few low-slung buildings with green tin roofs, surrounded by trees. Inside, the 11 rooms are simple and clean, many with wood-panelled walls that keep the space warm. Each room has its own bed and an attached private bathroom. The large windows look out onto the mountains or the garden. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and a kitchen where meals are prepared by the staff. Guests often mention the food and the service. As one visitor, Ashapurna Banerjee, wrote, "Rooms were spacious and clean, the food was good, and the service was prompt." Another guest, Krishan kumar Yadav, said it's an "awesome serene place.. good for off beat.. staffs are very cooperative, helpful, friendly and generous.. it's totally feel like home."

What guests wrote

4.7· 106 stays

“This homestay greatly exceeded my expectations.The stay was very comfortable with extremely friendly and helpful staff. Rooms were spacious and clean, the food was good, and the service was prompt. It was a relaxing stay and I would definitely recommend this place to friends visiting this property”

Ashapurna Banerjee

“The homestay matched the description and photos. Check-in was easy, communication was clear, and the space was well maintained. A solid choice for travelers looking for a comfortable stay.””

biku mahato

“this property stay in this property Sikkim. The stay is being managed by the roadeeguru Travels. All the staffs and the owners this property very cooperative and they tried this property to give all the guests a pleasant and beautiful experience. The view from the stay in very beautiful and offer unobstructed view of kanchanjunga with with peaceful natural e...”

Sayahnik Roy

“Awesome serene place.. good for off beat.. staffs this property very cooperative, helpful, friendly and generous.. it's totally feel like home.. from here one can have a perfect kanchanjunga view.. totally a worthy place to visit..”

Krishan kumar Yadav

“Service & Food this property good indeed. Ambience is eco friendly. We've a 9 months kid with us and all the necessary supports this property provided promptly.”

Avishek Chanda

Where you are

Pelling.

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Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

The home is in West Sikkim, a good point to explore this part of the state. Pelling is about 115 km away, known for its historic monasteries like Pemayangtse and Sanga Choeling, which offer some of the most-photographed views of Kanchenjunga. For serious trekkers, the town of Yuksom is the starting point for the Goecha La trek, a classic route that takes you to the base of the great mountain.

If you plan a longer trip, you can travel towards Gangtok, the state capital, to arrange permits for other parts of Sikkim. From Gangtok, you can visit Rumtek Monastery (24 km), the seat of the Karmapa, or take a day trip to the high-altitude Tsomgo Lake (40 km), which often freezes in winter. A trip to North Sikkim to see Yumthang, the valley of flowers, also requires a permit arranged in Gangtok.

Logistics

Getting there.

The most reliable airport is Bagdogra (IXB) in West Bengal, which is about a 4-hour drive (124 km) away. Sikkim has its own airport at Pakyong (PYG), closer to Gangtok, but flights are often diverted to Bagdogra due to weather. The nearest major railway station is New Jalpaiguri (NJP), also in West Bengal, at a distance of 122 km. From either the airport or the station, you will need to hire a car for the journey into West Sikkim.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

Sikkim has two main seasons for visitors. March through May is when the rhododendrons and other wildflowers are in bloom across the state, and the weather is pleasant. The second window is from October to mid-December, after the monsoon, when the skies are clear and offer the best mountain views. The monsoon months, from June to September, see heavy rain and frequent landslides that can shut down roads.

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