A Decent & Lively Place To Stay

Sprawling upon a 40 acre estate of pristine forest. This Guest house at Kaluk is hardly an old affair. Starting humbly in the year 2000 not as just another business venture set up to eke out the best from the burgeoning tourist inflow here. It grew out of principle and swears and flourishes by it , as Mr.T.B.Gurung, our Founder Director puts it, "Apart from offering the tourists the best of our un-spoilt sylvan village experiences in all its traditional fullness, we also want our hamlet to be self sustained by this trade. We feel that our village folks should be able to eke out a decent livelihood too.

The rooms and cottages is situated on the Western face of a hill from where you can enjoy the most panoramic view of Mt. Khangchendzonga which is rarely seen from anywhere else in Sikkim. The morning and evening view of Mt. Khangchendzonga will be an unforgettable moment for the visitors to our resort.

Guest Brief

All rooms are attached with Dish TV, Bathroom (with Geyser), Intercom, Mini bar, Room wise Tea / Coffee maker.Besides serving Indian and Chinese cuisines, we specialise in serving traditional Sikkimese cuisines in our dining hall. The ethnic menu of the exotic is offered to enrich your experience. From a dal of nettles, which has extreme medicinal values to a pickle of chinday, another native plant. Then as starters, a bowlful of gundruk and sinki soup, a few well-relished fermented vegetable, which form a part of the ethnic Nepali diet. These soup acts as wonderful appetizers. And with vegetable from a nearby field, fresh milk from a cow in the backyard and a delicacy of country hens, it is truly a divine experience for the guests.

Extra Details

We have Car on Rental, indoor and outdoor games, medical facilities, telephone facilities and laundry service. We can arrange Ethnic Cultural Show in nominal rates for you. Local guides are available to take you to places of interest around Rinchenpong. For adventure and nature love, trekking will be arranged. Guest can go trekking through the village unraveling its ethnic feel,