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
Homestay in Sikkim the abode of Mandarin Orange:
This name of the Himalayan state of Sikkim goes
parallel with the name of the Sikkim Mandarin Orange 'SUNTOLA' in local Nepali language from time immemorial. It is evident from the facts that name of many village in Sikkim are named as 'Suntale' after the name of Suntala the Orange. Even the adjustant district of Darjelling, West Bengal also has village named after this fruits like 'Suntalekhola' a popular tourist village. Sikkim is identified for its Orange and cardamom though cardamom production right now is declined due to diseases in the plant. Its production is fully natural and organic. The Himalayas of Sikkim are the abode of pure organic orange till date. My childhood memory of this hills is filled with fragrances of tiny white flower of orange spread all around our orange orchard, our home surrounding, even our footpath and village trail were perfumery and scented by the blossom of orange bushes. It is filled with story shared by my mama, the story of porters, contractors and suppliers visiting our village during its harvesting season in winter. My grandpapa was also a contractor and suppliers of orange. My mama told me that he used to pay advances for coming three consecutive years production. He used to identified as 'Suntale' before his title Dawadi thus 'Suntale Dawadi'. Visiting homestay during January and febreury months of year particularly in South and West Sikkim goes with mind blowing impression of this himalayan state.
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| Mandarin orange |
These days Mandarin orange covered the cultivated area of almost 6000 hectares. It annual production vary from 16000 to 18000 tones per year.
Orange the Native Fruits of Sikkim
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| Organic Orange Orchard |
Color your winter experience
This Himalayan state is blessed with this gold fruits from time immemorial. Winter gives a new turn to life here. Peaks are painted white with snow, low hills and valleys here are all golden with ripen mandarin orange and golden thread of organic paddy, sky are bluish, butterfly are dancing spreading the fascinating colors in their wings.
Orange Orchard Homestay in South Sikkim
This
high valued citrus fruits though having its cultivation in the Himalayan zone,
its popularity is spread across the globe. This golden fruits is not only good for its fascinating taste but
rich in many types of antioxidant vitamins and other life saving minerals which
will enrich your life with refreshment and good health. Who so ever visit Sikkim the land of Kanchenjunga during winter shall live with the beautiful memory of this land forever.
plan your stay at Bhagirathiganga Homestay, Lingmoo South Sikkim or you may considered Koirala Homestay at Lingee Payong village of Sikkim. These two homestay might leave lasting fragrance of the taste of orange in your life camping at the mid of orange orchard.
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