Activities

Kursong Ecostay, Lungsel

Kursong eco stay is in the most literal sense nestled in the lush green hills of Kalimpong. I consciously use the word nestled as the cottage is seated in an unusual flat land among the very common slopes surrounding it from all sides. The village, Lungsel is supposed to be one of the remote off beat locations in the district but you’ll hardly feel the remoteness, because the travel will be flawlessly planned in a way that one could conveniently hop on the daily service from the nearest town of Gorubathan.

Hike to The Hidden Waterfall

The hike to the Hidden Waterfall is very adventurous and venturesome. It is a moderately strenuous hike and the path may involve a moderate incline and may have some steeper sections with some rock scrambling, and stream crossings, can go over unpaved roads (where no additional technical skills are needed) and other moderately challenging terrain.

Lepcha Trails

Embark on an unforgettable journey curated by Muhaan and Moonbeam Farmstay to unravel the hidden narratives of the Lepcha people, the original inhabitants of Kalimpong. In the company of expert guides, you'll venture into remote and picturesque villages, where the allure of Lepcha culture comes to life. Your days will be filled with treks to ancient forts, captivating forest hikes, and engaging interactions with local cultural experts.

Hike To Dalyang Gree

Populary known as Dalim Fort or Dalim Gadi, was built by the Last Lepcha King Punu Gaeboo Achyok. It's a Gorgeous hike starting from Dheepdara, a place which in itself is nestled in a heaven-like landscape. At the start of the hike, one can see and learn about mushroom cultivation with our upcoming entrepreneur @phinciri_mushroom and enjoy a cup of garden fresh tea.

Chel Riverside Hike

The Hike is a slow and calming downhill walk from the farm stay to the soothing and healing pristine waters of Chel River. Within a few minutes of starting the stroll downhill, one can experience breathtaking views of the Neora range and the plains from the vantage point where we just take time to enjoy nature to gain perspective on our lives and the world around us. The connection with nature helps us relax, reduce stress and anxiety, and connect us to something greater than ourselves.

Hike to The Mecheoung (Medicine Water-Dabaipani)

Our elders in the Farmstay narrate stories about how our ancestors used to visit the medicine water and carve wooden bathtubs out of a tree trunk, unhurriedly fill it up with clean river water, and build a huge fire to heat the river stones.