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​Chota Mangwa, a tranquil village perched atop Mangwa Hill in Darjeeling district, is renowned for its breathtaking views of Mt. Kanchenjunga and the Teesta River. This eco-friendly destination captivates visitors with its lush orange orchards, especially vibrant between November and December, offering a sensory delight with the fragrance of citrus fruits permeating the air.
The village's serene ambiance is complemented by its commitment to organic farming and eco-tourism, providing an authentic Himalayan experience. Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the century-old Takling Monastery, the Takdah Orchid Garden, and the Rungli Rungliot Tea Garden. The journey to Chota Mangwa itself is picturesque, winding through pine forests and offering glimpses of the majestic mountains.
Accommodations in Chota Mangwa primarily consist of homestays operated by local residents, ensuring warm hospitality and a chance to immerse oneself in the local culture. Whether seeking solitude amidst nature or a cultural retreat, Chota Mangwa provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Chota Mangwa: A Serene Himalayan Hamlet
Nestled atop the Mangwa Hill in the Darjeeling district, Chota Mangwa is a tranquil village offering panoramic views of the majestic Mt. Kanchenjunga and the meandering Teesta River. Located approximately 35 km from Darjeeling, this eco-friendly destination is renowned for its citrus plantations, particularly orange orchards that bloom vibrantly between November and December .​North Bengal Tourism.
The village is characterized by its winding alleys, landscaped gardens, and traditional cottages, providing visitors with an authentic experience of Himalayan village life. Chota Mangwa is also a haven for birdwatchers, attracting various avian species throughout the year.
Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the century-old Takling Monastery, the Takdah Orchid Garden, and the Rungli Rungliot Tea Garden. The village's proximity to destinations like Kalimpong and Namchi further enhances its appeal.
Accommodations primarily consist of homestays operated by local residents, offering warm hospitality and essential amenities. To reach Chota Mangwa, travelers can journey from Siliguri or New Jalpaiguri (NJP) via Teesta Bazaar, with the trip taking approximately 2.5 to 3 hours.
Whether seeking solitude amidst nature or a cultural retreat, Chota Mangwa provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.​

Takling Village Monastery
A short walk leads to a 100-year-old monastery nestled in Takling Village, offering spiritual serenity amid lush surroundings.
Orange Orchards
Stroll through vibrant orange orchards where you can savor fallen fruits, immersing yourself in the region's natural bounty.
Rungli Rungliot Tea Garden (Takdah)
Explore this renowned tea estate to witness tea processing and enjoy panoramic views of rolling plantations
Lopchu Village
Visit Lopchu to see a traditional orange juice factory and experience the charm of a quaint Himalayan hamlet.
Bara Mangwa
Just 12 km away, this village offers terraced farming landscapes and eco-friendly accommodations amidst nature.
Tinchuley Sunrise Point
A 9 km trek rewards you with breathtaking sunrise views over the Kanchenjunga range, a photographer's delight.
Teesta and Rangeet Confluence
Witness the majestic meeting point of two rivers, a picturesque spot ideal for nature enthusiasts.
Lamahatta Park
A serene park adorned with pine and dhupi trees, featuring a sacred lake at its summit, perfect for peaceful walks.
Kalimpong Town
Approximately 21 km away, this hill station offers colonial architecture, bustling markets, and panoramic vistas.

White Water Rafting on Teesta River
For adventure seekers, the Teesta River provides thrilling rafting experiences amidst scenic landscapes.

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Akriti Homestay:

Season Rate: ₹1,500 per person per day (all meals included)​

3+ Nights: ₹1,350 per person per day​

Off-Season: ₹1,200–₹1,400 per person per day ​

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Season Rate: ₹1,450, 3+ Nights: ₹1,300 per person per day​
Off-Season: ₹1,150–₹1,350 per person per day. 

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Chatakpur Barse Eco-Homestay

Season Rate: ₹1,450 per person per day (all meals included)​

3+ Nights: ₹1,300 per person per day​

Off-Season: ₹1,150–₹1,350 per person per day ​

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What Makes Chota Mangwa Famous

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the best time of visit Chota Mangwa?

A: The best time to visit Chota Mangwa is from October to March, offering pleasant weather and stunning Himalayan views.

Q: Where to stay in Chota Mangwa?

A: The best place to stay in Gorkhey is in eco-friendly homestays run by local families. These offer cozy rooms, organic meals, and warm hospitality, all providing stunning views of the Kanchenjunga range and an authentic village experience.

Q: What is the cost of staying at Chota Mangwa?

The cost of staying near Gorkhey ranges from ₹1,500–₹2,000 for stay and meals. 
Q: How to book a car for Chota Mangwa from Siliguri/NJP?

A:To book a car from Siliguri/NJP to Chota Mangwa, you can use local taxi services, online car rental platforms, or contact hotels in the area for arrangements in advance.

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Mirik Lake, also known as Sumendu Lake, is a serene and scenic waterbody nestled in the town of Mirik in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal. Surrounded by pine forests on one side and manicured gardens on the other, the lake stretches around 1.25 kilometers and offers a calm, reflective surface that mirrors the surrounding hills and sky. A charming arch footbridge called the Indreni Pull connects the two banks, adding to the lake's romantic charm.

Boating is a popular activity here, with paddle boats available for visitors who wish to gently cruise across the lake. The lakeside promenade is perfect for leisurely walks, while the surrounding viewpoints offer glimpses of snow-capped peaks on clear days. Mirik Lake is also home to various species of birds, making it a peaceful spot for birdwatchers. Its tranquil atmosphere, cool climate, and scenic setting make it a must-visit in North Bengal.

How to Reach Chota Mangwa
By Air - Fly to Bagdogra Airport, then take a taxi or shared cab through scenic hills to reach Chota Mangwa in 3 hours.

By Train - Take a train to New Jalpaiguri (NJP), then hire a car for a 3-hour drive to Chota Mangwa.

By Road - Drive from Siliguri via NH10, passing through Teesta and Takdah, enjoying lush greenery and mountain views en route to Chota Mangwa.4o
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Pooja Homestay:

Season Rate: ₹1,450 per person per day (all meals included)​

3+ Nights: ₹1,300 per person per day​

Off-Season: ₹1,150–₹1,350 per person per day ​

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