Code: 240112 Misha – The Pine VillageStay

• Long Stay
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• Forest View
• Balcony
• Pick and Drop
• Room Service
• Self Service
• Parking - 4 Wheeler
• Bonfire

Kaiya Vir Permanent Forest Busty, located in Sukhia Pokhri, Darjeeling, is surrounded by numerous beautiful and captivating tourist attractions. Here are some key spots to explore:

1. Jore Pokhri
– Distance: 3-4 km
– A serene lake with twin ponds, Jore Pokhri is famous for its peaceful ambiance and the scenic views of the surrounding hills. It’s also known for the endangered Himalayan salamander that inhabits the area. A perfect spot for nature lovers looking for tranquility.

2. Mirik
– Distance: 13 km
– Mirik is a quaint hill station known for Sumendu Lake, where visitors can enjoy boating with a backdrop of lush green hills and snow-capped peaks. The lake is surrounded by pine trees, and a footbridge adds to its charm. Mirik is also known for its beautiful tea gardens and orange orchards.

3. Darjeeling Sightseeing
– Distance: 18 km to Darjeeling Town
– From Sukhia Pokhri, Darjeeling’s major sightseeing spots are easily accessible:
– Tiger Hill: Famous for the sunrise views over Mount Kanchenjunga.
– Batasia Loop: A unique railway loop with stunning views.
– Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park: Home to red pandas and other exotic animals.
– Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train): A UNESCO World Heritage experience.
– Peace Pagoda: A spiritual site with panoramic views.
– Tea Gardens: Tour the famous tea estates like Happy Valley Tea Estate and witness tea production.

4. Ghum Monastery
– Distance: 10 km
– The oldest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Darjeeling, Yiga Choeling Monastery, located in Ghum, is known for its 15-foot statue of the Maitreya Buddha. It is an important spiritual and historical site.

5. Maneybhanjang
– Distance: 5 km
– A picturesque village near Sukhia Pokhri, Maneybhanjang is the starting point for the famous Sandakphu Trek, offering breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga range. The village itself is quaint and offers beautiful landscapes.

6. Lepchajagat
– Distance: 8 km
– A serene village surrounded by dense forests and offering magnificent views of the Kanchenjunga peaks. It’s a perfect getaway for those seeking solitude and nature walks through pine and rhododendron forests.

7. Simana Viewpoint
– Distance: 6 km
– Located on the Indo-Nepal border, this viewpoint offers stunning views of the Himalayas and the valley below. On a clear day, you can see as far as the plains of Nepal, making it a popular stop for travelers.

8. Pashupati Market (Nepal Border)
– Distance: 10 km
– A famous market located on the India-Nepal border, known for its affordable goods like clothes, electronics, and household items. The market is a bustling place and is ideal for shopping enthusiasts looking for good deals.

9. Dhotrey
– Distance: 15 km
– A small village, ideal for nature lovers, offering a base for treks to Tonglu and Sandakphu. The village is nestled in a beautiful natural setting with forests, hills, and views of the Kanchenjunga range.

10. Tinchuley
– Distance: 12 km
– A peaceful village known for its organic farming and scenic viewpoints, Tinchuley offers a serene retreat with views of the Teesta Valley and Kanchenjunga. It’s an ideal spot for those looking to experience rural life.

11. Dali Monastery
– Distance: 16 km
– This large Buddhist monastery is perched on a hill and offers a peaceful environment for visitors. It’s known for its grand architecture and stunning views.

1. Trekking and Hiking
– Explore nearby trails like the ones leading to Tiger Hill, Megetar, and Jamuney. These trails offer breathtaking views of the Himalayan ranges, tea gardens, and local villages. For those seeking adventure, these hikes provide an opportunity to connect with nature and explore the lesser-known parts of Darjeeling.

2. Tea Garden Tours
– Visit nearby tea estates like Happy Valley Tea Estate or other tea gardens in the area. Learn about the intricate process of tea production, from picking leaves to packaging. Enjoy tea-tasting sessions and bring home some authentic Darjeeling tea.

3. River Picnics and Nature Walks
– Spend a relaxing day by the rivers flowing through the lush valleys around Pulbazar. You can enjoy a picnic, dip your feet in the cool waters, or simply take a nature walk along the riverbanks, soaking in the peaceful surroundings.

4. Toy Train Ride
– Ride the historic Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train), a UNESCO World Heritage site. The toy train takes you through scenic landscapes, offering stunning views of tea gardens, mountain passes, and quaint villages. It’s a charming experience for all ages.

5. Bird Watching
– The hills around Darjeeling are a bird-watcher’s paradise. Places like **Jamuney** and the surrounding forests host a variety of bird species. Bring your binoculars and spend a peaceful morning spotting exotic birds in their natural habitat.

6. Cultural Exploration
– Engage with the local community by learning about the unique culture, traditions, and history of the people in Darjeeling. Visit temples like the Mahakal Temple on Observatory Hill, Peace Pagoda, and monasteries like Dali Monastery to experience the spiritual side of the region.

7. Photography
– Darjeeling offers stunning landscapes, especially around areas like Tiger Hill, tea estates, and the valleys surrounding Pulbazar. These locations are perfect for photographers looking to capture the beauty of the Himalayas, tea plantations, and local life.

8. Sunrise Watching at Tiger Hill
– A popular activity in Darjeeling, waking up early to witness the sunrise at Tiger Hill is a mesmerizing experience. The first rays of the sun lighting up the peaks of Kanchenjunga are an unforgettable sight.

9. Visit Rock Garden and Ganga Maya Park
– Explore the terraced gardens, waterfalls, and streams at the Rock Garden. Ganga Maya Park nearby is perfect for a boat ride and relaxing in the calm environment surrounded by flowers and scenic beauty.

10. Monastery Visits
– Visit Buddhist monasteries like the Dali Monastery to experience the calm and serenity of Buddhist teachings. Spend time understanding the rituals, watching monks chant, or simply enjoying the tranquil environment.

• Food will be served only on dining hall.
  Any material damage by the guest will be charged.
  If the guest by over consumption of alcohol vomits in the room Rs500 will be charged as cleaning expenses.
  Guest are requested not to litter within the premises and to put the waste in the dustbin provided.
  No smoking inside the wooden cottage.

• Cancellation prior to 15 days free cancellation.