Linkha Homestay - Darjeeling

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Mr. Ananda Dewan

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About Linkha Homestay - Darjeeling

Linkha Homestay is a charming retreat in Alubari-Phulbari, Darjeeling, on TN Road, just 2 km from the town center. Originally a vintage estate built in 1984, it was beautifully renovated into a cozy homestay by Mr. Ananda Dewan. Surrounded by serene nature, the homestay offers breathtaking views of Tiger Hill, Dawaipani, Rangaroong, and the Takdah Tea Estate, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers.

The name "Linkha" reflects the heritage of the Dewan tribe, adding a unique cultural touch. Guests are treated to the authentic flavors of traditional Gorkhali cuisine, lovingly prepared with fresh, organic ingredients from local farms. The homestay blends a warm, welcoming environment with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.

What this place offers

Nearby Landmark

Below Chowrasta

Tourist Attraction

Alubari Monastery (1.4 Km Approx)
Alubari Tea Field Museum (1 Km Approx)
(oldest tea estate and bushes since 1840)
Kuwapakha Kanchenjunga Viewpoint (approx 10-12mins Walking Distance)
Ghoom Railway Station (4.3 Km Approx)
Tiger Hill (8.3 Km Approx)

House Rules

18+ couples only. Should carry ID proof.
No noises after 10pm.
Meals will be prepared on order.
Kitchen will be closed at 9pm.

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