Ever dreamed of waking up to birdsong, sipping tea with the clouds, and spending your days where Wi-Fi signals fade but peace grows stronger? Welcome to Alafiia Mamring Farmstay, your perfect escape in the untouched heart of offbeat Darjeeling, just few km from Jogighat.
Tucked away between forest trails and hidden waterfalls, this isn’t just a stay—it’s a story waiting to unfold. It’s where time slows down, the breeze speaks softly, and every sunrise feels personal.
Step into cozy, wooden cottages that feel like they’ve grown right out of the hillside. Every space at Alafiia is designed to make you pause, breathe, and truly be.
Wooden Mountain Cabins with forest views and nature-inspired interiors
Private Balcony Moments — where misty mornings meet golden sunsets
Colorful Poolside Corners to dip your feet and unwind
Fresh, Hygienic Bathrooms with hot water and hill-charm
Comfy Beds & Warm Decor for cozy, restful nights
Nature-Infused Calm ideal for yoga, reading, or just being still
Here, food isn’t just a meal—it’s a memory. At Alafiia, every dish is homemade using locally grown produce and traditional Himalayan recipes. From piping hot puris at sunrise to flavorful thalis at dinner, each bite carries the taste of love and authenticity.
There’s no checklist here—just experiences that find you:
Jogighat Bridge – A 10-minute walk to riverside peace and photo-worthy silence
Lepcha Waterfalls – A tucked-away gem for those who wander off the map
Darjeeling’s Orange Orchards – Sweet, scenic, and perfect for slow strolls
Bird Calls & Forest Trails – Great for quiet thinkers and curious photographers
Evenings by the Bonfire – Share stories, music, or just the moment under the stars
Unfiltered Offbeat Darjeeling – Far from crowds, close to calm
Authentic Village Hospitality – Where hosts become friends
Nature on All Sides – Birds, trees, clouds, peace—everywhere you look
Workation-Ready – Need to work? You’ll want to stay longer.
Perfect for Couples, Families & Solo Seekers – Everyone finds something here
At Alafiia Mamring Rongsa Farmstay, you don’t just take a break—you remember what it means to breathe deeply again. Let the fog wrap around your shoulders, the forest lull you to sleep, and the sunrise remind you—you were always meant to find this place.
...BBQ
Bike & Motorcycle Ride
Bird Watching
Darjeeling Sightseeing
Forest Hike
Forest Walk
Local Cuisine
Mountain View
River Walk
Sightseeing
Sunrise & Sunset
Swimming
Village Hike
Waterfall Bathing
Waterfalls Trekking
12:00 AM : Check-in & Accommodation allotment with Welcome Drinks
02:00 P.M : Lunch(Egg Menu)
06:30 PM : Evening Snacks
09:30 PM : Dinner(Chicken Menu)
10:00 PM : All Closing time
08:30 AM : Breakfast
10:00 AM : Check-Out
12:00 PM: Check-in at Alafiia Mamring Rongsa Farmstay. Get welcomed with warm smiles, refreshing drinks, and the peaceful ambience of the hills. Take your time to settle into your cozy wooden cottage.
1:30 PM: Enjoy a delicious local lunch—think steaming rice, dal, sautéed village greens, and flavorful curries made with love and locally sourced ingredients.
3:00 PM: Head for a relaxing nature walk around Mamring village. Meet locals, see orange orchards, and take in panoramic views of the lush forest and misty mountains.
4:30 PM: Visit the Jogighat Suspension Bridge (approx. 15-20 mins drive). Cross the bridge for a serene walk over the river, enjoy stunning landscape photography, and take a quiet pause by the riverside.
6:00 PM: Return to the stay and unwind by the colorful poolside seating with a warm cup of Darjeeling tea. Watch the hills glow in the golden hour light.
8:00 PM: End your day with a comforting homemade dinner. Opt for both veg and non-veg local dishes prepared in traditional style.
9:30 PM: Cozy up in your wooden room or gather around the bonfire (on request) under the starlit sky.
6:30 AM: Wake up early for a short sunrise walk at village viewpoint or enjoy from stay.
7:30 AM: Return to the farmstay for a hearty breakfast.
9:00 AM: Head out for a half-day trip:
Lepcha Waterfalls: Just few minutes away, this refreshing site offers a short trek, misty surroundings, and perfect selfie spots.
Visit Jogighat again (optional) for those who missed it or want to experience its tranquility in a new light.
1:00 PM: Return to Mamring and enjoy a quiet lunch.
3:00 PM: Visit Mungpoo (optional – approx. 1.5 hours round trip). Explore the Rabindra Bhavan, where Rabindranath Tagore stayed, and roam the Cinchona plantations.
6:00 PM: Back at the stay. Chill by the poolside, read a book, or simply let the hillside quiet soothe your senses.
9:00 PM: Enjoy your final dinner at stay.
6:30 AM: Start your day early. Grab a hot cup of tea and take one last walk through the trails nearby. Let the forest breeze, chirping birds, and dewy earth etch a final memory.
8:00 AM: Freshen up and enjoy breakfast one last time with a view you won’t forget.
10:00 AM: Check out from Alafiia Mamring Rongsa Farmstay, carrying back with you not just souvenirs—but peace, stillness, and a story to tell.
Attached Bath, Breakfast, Dinner, Electricity, Evening Snacks, Geyser, Hot Water, Lunch, Secured, Swimming Pool, Welcome Drinks,
Distance: Approx. 60 km
Travel Time: Around 2.5 to 3 hours by road
Route:
Bagdogra → Siliguri → Sevoke Road → Kalijhora → Jogighat Bridge → Mamring
Tips:
Pre-book a private taxi from the airport for a smoother ride.
Shared cabs are available till Kalijhora; from there, local taxis may take you to Mamring.
Distance: Approx. 58 km
Travel Time: Around 2.5 hours by road
Route:
NJP → Sevoke Road → Kalijhora → Jogighat → Mamring
Tips:
Trains from major cities like Kolkata, Delhi, and Guwahati connect directly to NJP.
Hire a taxi from NJP or take a shared cab toward Kalijhora/Jogighat.
No direct bus to Mamring; nearest stop is Kalijhora or Sevoke on the Siliguri–Gangtok highway.
From there, hire a local cab to reach Mamring (approx. 10–15 km uphill).
Tips:
Buses are frequent from Siliguri Bus Stand to Kalijhora.
Ideal for budget travelers who don’t mind switching vehicles.
Route from Siliguri:
Siliguri → Sevoke Road → Kalijhora → Jogighat → Mamring
Distance: Approx. 58–60 km
Road Type: Good highway till Kalijhora, followed by a scenic uphill rural road.
🚘 Tips:
A small car (hatchback or SUV) can easily handle the roads to Mamring.
Use Google Maps; search for “Alafiia Mamring Rongsa Farmstay” for exact navigation.
Ideal for adventure seekers and solo travelers.
Same route as private car: Siliguri → Kalijhora → Jogighat → Mamring
Roads are generally smooth, but the last stretch is winding, narrow, and scenic—perfect for a thrilling ride.
Tips:
Wear safety gear and carry a raincoat during monsoon.
Keep fuel topped up in Siliguri or Kalijhora, as pumps are sparse uphill.
Cancellation charges are like: -
The following fees apply to Stay & Food package cancellations. The cancellation charges will be calculated based on the total billing amount of the trip.
If the booking permits rescheduling, it will be processed following the specified terms:
For example:
If your total billing amount is ₹10,000 and your rescheduling request is made 15 days before the trip, a rescheduling fee of ₹2,500 (25%) will apply. The remaining ₹7,500 will be adjusted toward the billing amount of your rescheduled trip.
Please note: Rescheduling requests cannot be made via phone or email. All such requests must be initiated through the designated booking platform(WhatsApp / Website).
✓ All guests must carry valid photo ID's (Passport/Driving License/Voter ID Card/Aadhar Card). PAN Card is not accepted at many places as a valid photo ID.
✓ Check-in and check-out times at hotels would be as per hotel policies. These are generally pre-decided as per the operation schedules.
✓ Standard check-in time is 12 PM, and the standard check-out time is 10 AM. Early check-in and late check-out requests are subject to availability and may also attract an additional fee at the property's discretion.
✓ If group behaviour is deemed unfit at the property, the Alafiia Property Manager, upon subjective evaluation, retains the full right to take required action, which may also result in an on-spot cancellation without refunds.
✓ Do not smoke inside the tent.
✓ USE DUSTBIN
✓ ALWAYS TAKE A GUIDE
✓ Guests are responsible for their own safety and the safety of their belongings during their stay or trip.
✓ We follow a self-help policy and do not provide luggage assistance or room services.
✓ Alcohol consumption is permitted on the premises as per the property's discretion and local laws. Outside alcohol consumption is not allowed in dorm rooms and common areas. However, it can be consumed in private rooms.
✓ Children below 18 are only permitted with a guardian.
✓ We only accept a government ID as valid identification
✓ You will be charged for any damage or harm to the property caused by you or by your guests.
✓ Not allowed to play loud music
✓ Not allowed to openly or loudly consume alcohol
✓ Must dinner be by 9.30 pm
✓ Do not think too much, just take precautions and enjoy your holiday.
Ans. Mamring is a tranquil hill village in the Darjeeling district, perched at around 5,858 ft elevation near Jogighat, Sittong 2 (coordinates: 26.944278°N, 88.339403°E).
Ans. By Air: Fly into Bagdogra Airport (IXB)—about 60 km away. A 2.5–3 hour road trip via Siliguri → Sevoke → Kalijhora → Jogighat leads to Mamring.
By Train: Arrive at New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP) (~58 km away), then take a taxi or shared jeep along the same route.
By Car/Taxi: Well-connected roads exist. Route signage leads you from Jogighat onward to Mamring. Local drivers familiar with the terrain are recommended .
By Bus: Public buses stop at Kalijhora or Sevoke—about 10–15 km downhill. Hire a local taxi for the final stretch to Mamring.
Ans. Mamring offers peaceful eco-homestays and farm stays like Alafiia Mamring RSF. These provide simple yet comfortable rooms with basic amenities, local home-cooked meals, and scenic hill views. Properties focus on organic living and rustic charm.
Ans. Jogighat Suspension Bridge: A short walk or drive away, offering calm riverside scenery.
Lepcha Waterfall: A hidden waterfall reachable within 20–30 mins—perfect for a quick trek and nature photo-op.
Nature Trails & Orange Orchards: Explore scenic walks through orchards, forests, and quiet village paths.
Explore Upper Mamring & Chatakpur trails: Offbeat short hikes for nature lovers.
As well as Darjeeling Popular sightseens.
Ans. October–March: Clear skies, sunrise views, winter chill.
April–June: Green landscapes, blossoming orchards, fresh organic produce.
Monsoon (June–September): Misty mornings and lush waterfalls, though occasional road disruption is possible .
Ans. Yes. Mamring is serene and low-traffic. Walking trails and homestays are safe and quiet. However, the terrain is hilly—make sure to consider mobility levels when planning activities.
Ans. No special permit is required for day hikes within Mamring or nearby forests. However, if exploring Singalila National Park or other protected zones, you may need a Protected Area Permit (PAP) and a licensed local guide—especially for foreign nationals.
Ans. Yes, leading networks like Jio and Airtel provide decent mobile coverage. Many homestays, including Alafiia Mamring, may offer Wi-Fi upon request—though speeds can fluctuate depending on terrain and weather.
Ans. Absolutely. Mamring is known for organic farming, local dairy, and minimal modernization. Visitors often experience farm life, organic produce, and a sustainable village lifestyle.
Ans. If you have a vehicle or are up for a day trip:
Darjeeling Toy Train/Tourism Sites (Batasia Loop, Peace Pagoda, tea gardens)
Mirik Town (Sumendu Lake, tea gardens, viewpoints)
Chatakpur & Tinchuley – tranquil hill villages near Darjeeling
Each reachable in 1–2 hours by road through scenic routes.
Most homestays offer homemade meals using local organic vegetables, rice, beans, cottage cheese, and Darjeeling tea. Meals cater to vegetarian and non-vegetarian preferences. Breakfast menus often include local specialties like puris, local greens, and traditional pickles.
Carry cash, as ATMs may be sparse.
Pack warm clothes—even in summer, temperatures can drop in the evening.
Monsoon rains can cause minor landslides—check road conditions before departure.
Use trusted local drivers familiar with hilly roads.
Respect local culture and ask before entering farms or private homestays
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