Soreng Homestay

PROPERTY OVERVIEW:

Soreng Homestay is just a short distance from the bustling pedestrian-only town of Darjeeling, but it feels miles away, deep in the cloud forest. This is a safe haven in every sense, explorers, for chilling after a hectic trip, for birders or orchid-lovers seeking an intimate experience in nature, for hikers looking for the next challenging peak, culture buffs, or for families in search of an inspiring adventure. It is supremely serene and cosy, and yet full of breathtaking wonder. Spend your days in this organic farm, amidst coffee plantation, close to nature and embrace a new culture. The eco-friendly farm and cottages are an exceptional cultural experience in a stunning place for an explorer like you.

STAY:

Soreng Homestay is a 4 cottage property amidst an organic farm and coffee plantation. The cottages are eco-friendly made with a combination of stone, wicker, bamboo and stones. Each cottage has a separate washroom with geyser facility. They also have a library next to the cottages for you to indulge in reading in this quaint setting. 

FOOD:

Soreng Homestay is an organic and eco-friendly farm, therefore everything from vegetables to electricity they use is produced by eco-friendly and organic ways. They use a combination of electricity and solar energy in their Homestay. The food served is purely organic food with a blend of Nepalese culture. The hosts are also expert in baking, so you can always ask for scrumptious cakes and cookies.In the breakfast, they mostly offer poha; omelets, toast, sandwiches etc and the lunch and dinner have simple dal, rice, sabzi, chapati with a blend of Nepalese culture.

EXPERIENCES:

Head out of your cottage for a community walk where you meet friendly villagers who mostly belong to Nepalese culture and tradition which is a beautiful experience, to live a local life for a day. Enjoy the local rural community food and participate in their daily life activities. Walk through the orange orchards to a hundred-year-old monastery. The Monastery Museum houses manuscripts and artifacts from the 17th century, each piece has a story to tell and the monk will be happy to give you a tour.