Are you looking for a village homestay in Sittong? This homestay in Sittong is run and maintained by one of the local residents of Sittong Mrs. Sandhya Acharya and his family. The sense of hospitality and the welcoming nature of the host at this homestay are really worthwhile. One can say this homestay is a home away from home. The guests at this homestay are provided with a clean, comfortable, and affordable stay, along with organic and homemade foods. This homestay has 15 rooms, which is very good for groups.

Food Package

Bed Tea: Black Tea / Milk Tea

Breakfast: Puri / Roti / Paratha with Veg curry and Boiled Eggs or Omlette

Lunch: Rice, Dal, Bhaja, Veg Curry, Egg Curry / Fish Curry (Fish is on request and should be ordered in advance)

Evening Snacks: Tea with Pakora

Dinner: Roti / Rice, Dal, Veg Curry, Chicken Kasha

What to see in Sittong?

Mungpoo: Mungpoo is about 15 km from Sittong and is famous for its legacy and linkage with Rabindranath Tagore. One such museum is the Rabindra Bhavan Museum. Chinchona Plantations is another such spot offering a peaceful atmosphere.

Latpanchar: Sitting at a distance of 10 km, Latpanchar is a part of the Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary. Bird watchers will love this spot. Rufous-necked hornbills can be found there. This place is near the Teesta River and offers a serene view.

Sittong Church: Sittong Church is one of the oldest churches in the region. It will give you the vibe of the British colonial era.

Orange Orchards: Scattered all around Sittong, it are also known as Orange Village. The best time to visit is from November to January when the oranges are ripe and the orchards are vibrant.

Namthing Pokhri: This is a small lake surrounded by forest. It is the home of the Himalayan Salamander. This area offers a vibrant atmosphere.