• 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

  Next Day

  08:30 AM : Breakfast
  10:00 AM : Check-Out

Add on ( Excluded from Package ) :-  You can add ons BBQ after booking.

1. Reach Lingsey from NJP/Bagdogra
From New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP) or Bagdogra Airport (IXB), it is around 110 kilometers away and takes 4 to 4 and half hours to drive. Pakyong Airport is therefore 60 kilometers away and takes almost 2 hours to travel. – Arrive in Lingzey and check into the homestay, hotel, or resort. Lingsey is a remote town in the Kalimpong Sub-Divison, located at an elevation of 4800 feet and 52 kilometers from Kalimpong and 24 kilometers from Pedong.

2. Transfer to Chota Ramitay and Trek to Mulkharkha
The Mulkharka Lake Trek starts here once you arrive at Chota Ramitey via car. Vehicle travel is 15 kilometers away from Lingzey and takes two hours. Visit a Manghim and a Sherpa Monastery along the way.

From here, one must start the adventure - Leave your car at Chota Ramitey and you'll be greeted by a doorman and a guide who will give you the lowdown on your tour. After lunch and a briefing from the tour guide, set out on your adventure by 12:30 PM. You should arrive at Mulkarkha Lake (7300 feet) around 3:30 PM.

Mulkarkha Lake is revered by the locals as sacred. Check into a homestay or a tent. Places of Interest include the Rang Bang River, the Hot Sulfur Spring, the Mulkarkha Lakeside, and the surrounding forests. It also contains a Hot Sulfur Spring. You can stay the night in Mulkharka.

3. Trek to Jhusing (04 hours)
Early in the morning, stroll through the area. Then, head to Mulkharkha Lake's shore for dawn to see Mt. Kanchenjungha's reflection in the water. Afterwards, return home for the night. Have breakfast at home and then descend to Tagathan town from Mulkarkha Lake.

Have lunch at Tagathan, then travel downwards to Jhusing. The next section of the route is an approximately 8-kilometer descent. Reach Jhusing, which is located at 5400 feet and is properly faced with Kanchenjunga. It is situated in the Neora Valley National Park. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty in immaculate condition.

Tagathan Falls, Dhoksingh Falls, or birdwatching at Neora Valley National Park are a few locations of interest. One can also stay temporarily at Jhusing. Local touring, a short trek to Serveng Water Falls, or a town walk are other ways to be close to nature.

4. Reach Lingzey by Trek
Visit Jhusing View Point early in the morning to see Mount Kanchenjungha come into view. It can also be reached via Kalimpong and Gangtok through Rhenock, a small East Sikkim village near Aritar. It is situated at a height of 4800 feet. A small town called Lingzey (limboo Goan) is the ideal location for people who want to experience the traditional Sikkimese village life.

Visit Serveng Falls, which is 200 feet high, and the nearby Mini Micro Hydro Project River Park as well. Continue to go home - Relax while eating - Eat lunch at Jhusing Homestay before traveling to Lingzey on a downward slope. The management has made arrangements for proper cleaning and electrical normalization of homestay.

Jhusing View Point, Servang Waterfalls, Mini Micro Hydro Project, and River Recreation are among the points of interest. It is also permitted to walk around Lingzey in the early hours of the night. You can stay in Lingsey/Lingzey for some time if you want.

5. Departure move to Bagdogra Airport (IXB)/New Jalpaiguri Railway Station
One can also take a stroll around the area before returning home to eat. Once packing is complete, you should drive to your destination for takeoff, stopping at Aritar Lake if time permits. The route will pass via Rorathang; it will take about four and a half hours to travel the 110 kilometres. The majority of the drive is along River Teesta. Once at Bagdogra Airport (IXB) or New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP), you can move to your next destination (home).

Mulkharka, a serene and picturesque village located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in the Kalimpong district of West Bengal, offers travelers a peaceful escape into nature. While Mulkharka itself is known for its scenic beauty, calm surroundings, and the famous Mulkharka Lake (also known as the "Lake of Mulkharka"), there are several other nearby attractions that make this region ideal for nature lovers, trekkers, and adventure seekers.

Here’s a list of some nearby attractions around Mulkharka:

1. Mulkharka Lake

• Mulkharka Lake is the centerpiece of the village, surrounded by dense pine forests and offering a peaceful setting. The lake is famous for its reflection of Mount Kanchenjunga on clear days, making it a popular spot for photography and quiet nature walks.
• It is often used as a campsite for trekkers during the Sandakphu-Phalut Trek or Nathang Valley Trek, providing a perfect location for a relaxing break.

2. Dawaipani

• Located about 2-3 km from Mulkharka, Dawaipani is another tranquil village known for its stunning views of the Kanchenjunga range and tea plantations. The small hamlet offers a peaceful environment for visitors to unwind amidst nature and the surrounding green hills.
• Visitors can enjoy nature walks and interact with the friendly local villagers.

3. Lingtam

• Lingtam is a small, quaint village located a short drive from Mulkharka. Known for its serene environment, the village is set against a backdrop of terraced fields, forests, and hills.
• Lingtam also serves as a base for travelers heading towards Zuluk on the famous Old Silk Route. You can visit local monasteries and enjoy birdwatching, as the area is home to many bird species.

4. Sandakphu-Phalut Trek

• The Sandakphu-Phalut Trek is one of the most famous trekking routes in the Eastern Himalayas and passes close to Mulkharka. Sandakphu, the highest peak in West Bengal, offers panoramic views of four of the world’s highest mountains: Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, and Makalu.
• Mulkharka can serve as a stopover for trekkers looking to explore parts of the trail and enjoy camping by the Mulkharka Lake.

5. Aritar Lake (Lampokhari)

• Aritar Lake, also known as Lampokhari Lake, is located in the nearby state of Sikkim, about a 2-3 hour drive from Mulkharka. It is one of the oldest natural lakes in the region and offers boating, birdwatching, and scenic walks around the lake.
• The surrounding region is lush and green, with the lake nestled amidst forested hills, making it a peaceful escape for visitors.

6. Zuluk and the Old Silk Route

• Zuluk, about 40-50 km from Mulkharka, is a historic village on the Old Silk Route, which was once used by traders traveling between India and Tibet. The village offers spectacular views of the winding road and is known for its thrilling hairpin bends.
• Zuluk is a great destination for history buffs and adventure travelers, with an opportunity to learn about the ancient trade route while enjoying the rugged beauty of the Eastern Himalayas.

7. Kalimpong

• Kalimpong, located about 35 km from Mulkharka, is a popular hill station known for its colonial architecture, Buddhist monasteries, nurseries, and panoramic views of the Himalayas.
• Key attractions in Kalimpong include:
  • Deolo Hill: The highest point in Kalimpong, offering breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga range and surrounding valleys.
  • Durpin Dara Hill: A famous viewpoint and home to the Zang Dhok Palri Monastery, which houses rare Buddhist scriptures.
  • Kalimpong Cactus Nursery: A must-visit for plant lovers, this nursery is home to a wide variety of rare cacti and succulents.

8. Ramitey View Point

• Ramitey View Point, about 2-3 hours from Mulkharka, offers one of the best panoramic views of the Teesta River as it winds its way through the valleys. The view is particularly spectacular at sunrise, with the river and surrounding mountains bathed in soft golden light.
• It’s a great spot for photography, picnics, and nature walks.

9. Sillery Gaon

• Sillery Gaon is a charming hamlet located around 20-25 km from Mulkharka. It offers breathtaking views of the Kanchenjunga range and is often referred to as the "New Darjeeling."
• The village is an ideal destination for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and those looking to experience life in a rural Himalayan village.

10. Neora Valley National Park

• Neora Valley National Park, one of the last remaining pristine ecosystems in the Eastern Himalayas, is located relatively close to Mulkharka. The park is home to a wide range of wildlife, including the endangered Red Panda, Himalayan black bear, and several species of birds and butterflies.
• The park is also famous for its trekking trails, which pass through dense forests, bamboo groves, and cascading waterfalls. It’s a must-visit for eco-tourism enthusiasts and trekkers.

11. Pedong

• Pedong is a small town located about 30 km from Mulkharka, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
• Key attractions in Pedong include:
  • Pedong Monastery: A historic monastery offering a glimpse into Buddhist culture.
  • Damsang Fort: Ruins of a 17th-century fort that played a key role in the region's history.
  • Tinchuley Viewpoint: A great spot for a panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayas.

12. Lava and Rishyap

• Lava is a small town around 20 km from Mulkharka, known for its serene environment and proximity to Neora Valley National Park. It is also home to the Lava Monastery, an important center of Buddhist learning.
• Rishyap, a peaceful hilltop village located a short distance from Lava, offers stunning views of the Kanchenjunga range and is ideal for short treks, nature walks, and birdwatching.