Try something new by having sikkimese culture & tradition in Sikkim

There is no place like home. We all aspire to have a home in the hills, along a beach, in a remote village, a small cottage with a lawn and a kitchen garden to feast on, an open space for our pets to run around. Well, this homestays located in Lachen,offers that very experience of unwinding in a lovely ambience, giving the guest warm and friendly environment.

Sikkim is just a beautiful hidden jewel. This little kingdom became an Indian state in 1974 and largely remains a true wilderness area, unexplored and small. Within this small kingdom there is one of the original tribes of Sikkim called the Lepcha's. The Lepcha have no ancient story of migration, they believe they were born right there in their remote Himalayan valley, out of the elements the experience of this beautiful looking homestay is a truly journey into the seldom-glimpsed world of one of the most mysterious mountain cultures on earth. It is completed with close direct personal interaction of the host family.

Wooden Infrastructure in  Lepcha’s Homestay

Staying with Lepcha families in their homes, guided by local shamans, sharing stories and teaching us about the flora,fauna and legends, is an experience out of the world.

THE INTERIOR OF THE HOMESTAY

Flawless room of the house

Near the homestay you will find the beauty of flora and fauna, immense natural beauty, waterfalls and some age old monasteries. A place where even the Sikkim people require a permit to enter. It’s a magical land consisting of peace and serenity. The lush green places attract people in various ways. This homestay in sikkim is topped up by the family of the house who are helpful and happy to have guests from all over the world. At this property, you could visit the following places by either a walk or hiring an in house cab. 

Prayer Flags at the lake side

There are many nearby small lake decorated with prayer flags, nestled between the trees and bushes. The Lepchas believe that the small silver fish in this lake were created from the lice of a goddess. It is said that a supernatural being fell in love with this divine princess.

Decorated Yak for the ride of Tourist

Most of the lakes in Sikkim are considered sacred and are revered by the people. There are rides on colorfully decorated yaks and mules, which are offered at the lake site.

Such an organized wooden room

It is a local family homestay with four rooms, which can accommodate 7 member of family easily. The rooms are attached with bathrooms. Each room has an en-suite bathroom, wooden floors and can be configured to be either a double or a twin. The food served is all organic, tasty and given personal touch by the owners. The guests, besides the Indian food get a chance to go for Sikkimese food like nettles, ferns and bamboo. It is a real escape from the noise and rush of city life in midst of the beautiful scenery surrounding.