Sikkim Himalayan Homestay

Experience the village life in Sikkim

Village tourism activities spread across all parts of Sikkim offer plenty of exciting moments. Short hikes with a blend of cultural and natural experiences provide ample opportunities for exploration. Homestay facilities are the main hub to start the day and discover the rich biodiversity of the region. Rural accommodations are mostly available in family-run homestays, offering local food and simple stays. Visitors can participate in daily household activities, explore the village, create checklists of birds and butterflies, and even attend rituals and weddings. Additionally, they can partake in food preparation for the entire family.

Experience the tranquillity and exclusivity of Sikkim's village tourism. The region offers homestay facilities in Bhutia, Lepcha, and other houses, providing a very exclusive and extraordinary experience for most travellers. The peaceful atmosphere of these accommodations is a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of city life.

Trip Highlights & Attractions

Sikkim Himalayan homestay provides an unforgettable experience, offering a wonderful way to immerse oneself in local culture and forge new connections. Homestay trekking, an emerging trend in Sikkim's tourism sector, grants trekkers more opportunities to engage with the local way of life and is a more cost-efficient option compared to traditional camping trekking. Participants in the Himalayan homestay program are accommodated in village homes and partake in home-cooked meals. Local residents also act as guides, enabling guests to gain firsthand experience of village life. To further showcase local customs and traditions, cultural events such as traditional dances and singing performances are organized.

Note...

Remember that you are staying with a family, so please behave as a courteous guest. Always travel with a guide.
Vegetation is fragile: fellow designated trails.
Avoid littering and depositing garbage at designated places.
Keep all pollutants away from streams and lakes
Respect local culture by asking before taking photographs.
Dress modestly. Be aware of the customs, manners and culture of the local people.
It is customary to leave a donation at monasteries and to circle shrines in a clockwise direction.

Please, Do not...

disturb wildlife or its habitat.
buy endangered species or antiques.
give sweets and pens or money to children; it only encourages begging.
smoke, drink alcohol or talk loudly near sacred places.
pick plants or flowers.