NotOnMap - Dibongo Homestay

Inhabitants of the village consider the Folklore and lepcha teachings a lot and your stay with them will allow you to experience this, this village holds a big significance to the Lepchas of Sikkim with each place having its own story attached to it.The people here lead a self-sustained lifestyle. The place has a motor-able road that crosses over the top of Teesta river dam. The threat of landslides remains in the minds of villagers in the monsoons The space The stay is around a natural reserve of the Lepcha people in Dzongu. It falls entirely in the Kanchenjunga biosphere reserve with the far fringes in the Kanchenjunga national park. This hamlet is often ignored by the tourists but the real beauty lies in the surrounding destinations of Lachen, Lachung, Yumthang valley and Gurudrongmar Lake The house is completely built with cement and the kitchen is built with bamboo and mud to maintain the insulation, the house gives a very rural feeling owing to the traditional manual methods adopted for the construction of this homestay, traditionally designed by the Lepcha communities, this homestay comes with one room and a common attached bathroom. The Lepcha's are shy but very hospitable people. You are sure to have a memorable experience. Other things to note The homestay is in Lum Village of Lower Dzongu. This place is 35 Km from Mangan