Bijanbari Homestay

Most travel enthusiasts in India have at least once in their lives been to the Queen of Hills, Darjeeling in North Bengal. But did you know about a serene, pastoral destination right on the outskirts of Darjeeling called Bijanbari? At this beautiful hamlet tucked away into the misty laps of the Eastern Himalayas, you get to explore the fresh essence of nature and local simplicity in valleys, rivers, waterfalls, and tea gardens. Let us find out more about Bijanbari. From the dreamy Ghoom near Darjeeling, there is a road that leads to Bijanbari crossing waterfalls, mountain streams, famous tea gardens, and hilly forests. One of the most prominent among these is the Hima Falls, a popular picnic spot. A picturesque bridge crosses over the stream that runs from this waterfall. Further down the way is the Biswambhar Rock, some tea gardens like Marybong, Rishihaat, Chonton and you will also get a good view of Darjeeling town. Among the attractions in Bijanbari, is the Little Rangeet River, on whose banks there are a number of picnic spots, the Poolbazar or the local market, fruit orchards by the riverside, and the temple called Panchaga Mandir.  At 2 km from Poolbazar is the Sericulture farm making products out of mulberry bushes and silkworms. You can also take a trip to Rimbik from Bijanbari, or go to see the Rammam Hydroelectric plant. There is even a trekking route from Bijanbari to the Singalila range. With so many amusements at your grasp, do you really think you should wait? Book your stay in Bijanbari now!