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Serenity Seekers: HomeStays in the Himalayas

  With the Himalayas as a backdrop, you can find hidden gems that offer unparalleled tranquility and affinity with nature . The homestay concept within the Himalayan region allows travelers to feel, breathe, and experience the natural beauty and cultural wealth of this awe-inspiring region . Far from the congested tourist attractions of our cities, these homestays are an escape into untouched scenery, a warm welcome, and local experiences that are genuinely Nepalese and other tribal communities.  Discovering Himalayan Homestay Experience 1 . Why Choose Homestays Homestays in the Himalayas provide accommodations and channels for comprehending indigenous ways of life, culture, and natural ecosystems . Rather than typical hotels or resorts, homestays are usually run by local families that open their doors to visitors, thus allowing them to gain insight into their everyday lives . This creates an intimate setting that helps travelers establish meaningful links with hosts and gain i

LINGMOO COMMUNITY HOMESTAY AT SOUTH SIKKIM: A UNIQUE TOUR DESTINATION FOR NATURE, CULTURAL AND ADVENTURE

Rice Valley  Homestay
 Lingmoo Community Homestay: An over view 

Travelling in Himalayas is always fascinating. Himalaya offer multidimensional experience out of a single tour in life. You have every  reason to pick Himalayan tour  just because it offers adventure, nature and unique culture in a single package.  If you have missed it, among the others  Lingmoo community homestay, South Sikkim, may be your next choice.  A village situated at the Lap of Mainam wildlife Sanctuary which  is rich in terms of its natural beauty, dome shaped landscape (locally known as Pathivara for her topographical construction of land mass at the top); beautifully stretched paddy field, rich flora and fauna biodiversity and harmonious existence of diverse community in terms of ethnicity, culture and practices for ages could be the dreamland for all peace lover from every nook and corner of the world.
Dancing butterflies under the roof of blue sky added flavor in her beauty & serenity.

Community
Lingmoo community homestays are also popular in the name of Rice Valley Homestay is located in a beautiful village at the north end of South Sikkim which is popular  for its pristine beauty and rich cultural heritage. The village is resided by mixed community and popularly dominated Lepchas, Nepali and Bhutia the age old community residing in the area. Rice valley homestay are rich in terms of  its traditional way of life, rich natural organic farming practices, rice cultivation etc. making it an ideal destination for travelers interested in agriculture and farm activities. Crowned by lush green Mainem Wildlife Sanctuary, beautiful rice valley and  with picturesque villages, Lingmoo offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere you ever wonder for. 

Hospitality:
Lingmoo Homestay offers a basic  range of accommodation options at nominal budget. People are very simple and treat guest from noncommercial angle and offer natural hospitality. Its a change to learn local hospitality form the heart end.  Staying with a local family allows visitors to immerse themselves in the local way of life, learn about Lepcha traditions, Neplai,  and Bhutia tradition and  enjoy warm hospitality. The accommodations are clean, comfortable, and equipped with basic amenities to facilitate your pleasant stay.   

Food:
 Since the village being far away from the vicinity of town and located at the lap of nature, you have ample option to enjoy all organic food, organic rice, vegetables from cultivated to wild one. Bhutia , Lepcha and Nepali community here have their own type cultural recipes and you will be happy to enjoy it all.  

Things to Do: 
Among the others, birding, village hiking,  hiking to wildlife sanctuary, visiting picturesque Saptakanya Water falls, Fishing and camping  at River Teesta, learning Bhutia, Lepcha and Nepali Cultural Dances, agricultural activities are in the top 

How to reach Lingmoo community homestay: 

Follow NJP  the nearest railway station from your location. Reach NJP,  take a cab from Tenzing Norgey Bus Terminus at Junction Siliguri for private bus  or Sikkim Nationalized Transport (SNT) for government bus services. From the same place private vehicles are also available. From here Singtam, on the way to Gangtok be the next destination. Drop at Singtam. Take a vehicle for Lingmoo. Taxi are available to take you there. Approx 25 km drive for 1 hours 30 minutes lead you to your unique Himalayan destination, Lingmoo, South Sikkim.




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  1. Nest summer, My destination will be Rice Valley Homestay

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  2. Lingmoo community Homestay is nice Homestays for nature and cultural lover .. we have taken batch of Homestay operator trainee for exposure visit …hospitality is great and in instinct of host

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