Waking up to the silence of the deep, dense woods of Neora Valley, only to be broken by the cicadas or flutterings of the avi fauna. Also the mellowing autumn sunshine smiling upon you...no traffic jam, smirking faces, trumpeting horns, no speeding up to the office...life ought to be this much blissful!

This rural homestay, having two pinewood cottages(double occupancy) and one separate family cottage(quad), also of pine wood, all with attached washrooms with western style toilet. Nestled in the lush green hills of the Neora Valley National Park and overlooking the deep, dense forests of the national park, the homestay is popular among guests for excellent hospitality and serenity it provides to actually rejuvenate ones mind.

When nature decks up for the festive season ahead, can we be left behind? Gearing up for the autumn/ winter festive season, this is our 'Valley of Flowers Homestay', Rishap. Come over to spend a weekend, a week, or even a month. We promise you’ll start to belong.

From NJP railway station, Rishap is about 110kms via Kalimpong and 120kms via Gorubathan and takes about 4 hours to reach Rishap. Distance from Bagdogra airport would be an additional 10kms.

From Kalimpong the distance is about 28kms via Algarah. As you take the main highway from Kalimpong (i.e. Rishi Road), after Algarah and at '6th Mile', a steep gravel road goes up towards Rishap road. And you should ideally take a Jeep-type vehicle to negotiate this steep and highly bumpy dirt/gravel road. The normal cars will find it very difficult to handle this stretch of the route which is broken at several places.

If you are going via Lava, the distance between Lava and Rishop is 10kms. You will first need to take the Rishi Road, come up to 6th Mile, and then get onto the steep and bumpy Rishap Road which is a gravel road. There is also a quiet 4km uphill trail from Lava to Rishap passing through forests of pine and birch with many orchid plants all around. And as we mentioned earlier, you ideally need a Jeep type vehicle in order to negotiate the bad road conditions.