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Tinchuley is renowned for its eco-tourism initiatives, panoramic vistas, and tranquil ambiance.​ Tinchuley has embraced eco-tourism, with support from the World Wildlife Federation, promoting organic farming, floriculture, and vermiculture. Perched at an altitude of approximately 5,800 feet, Tinchuley offers breathtaking views notable viewpoints being Gumbadara and Durpin Dara provide panoramic vistas of the Teesta and Rangeet rivers meandering through the valleys. The village is surrounded by lush tea gardens and vibrant orange orchards. Visitors can explore these plantations, witness traditional farming methods, and savor fresh produce, immersing themselves in the region's agrarian lifestyle. Tinchuley Monastery offers a peaceful environment for meditation and self-introspection. Tinchuley serves as a base for treks to nearby attractions like the Teesta Valley, Gumbadara View Point, and the confluence of the Teesta and Rangeet rivers. These trails offer opportunities to explore the region's diverse flora and fauna. ​In essence, Tinchuley captivates visitors with its harmonious blend of natural beauty, sustainable living, and cultural richness.

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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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Tinchuley is a tranquil mountain village located approximately 32 kilometers from Darjeeling, perched at an altitude of around 5,800 feet. The name "Tinchuley" translates to "three ovens," inspired by the three prominent hilltops that surround the village. This offbeat destination is renowned for its eco-tourism initiatives, developed in collaboration with the World Wildlife Federation and the proactive efforts of local families. These initiatives have transformed Tinchuley into a model eco-village, featuring floriculture projects, forest nurseries, and organic farming practices.

Tinchuley offers breathtaking views of the Eastern Himalayas, including the majestic Kanchenjunga range, and overlooks the scenic Teesta Valley. Visitors can explore lush tea gardens, vibrant orange orchards, and dense forests teeming with exotic bird species. Notable attractions include the Tinchuley Monastery, where a monk is said to have meditated for 17 years, and the Tinchuley View Point, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscapes.​

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 ​

Pema Homestay

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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Q: What is the best time of visit Tinchuley?

A: Best time to visit Tinchuley is from March to May and October to December, when the weather is pleasant and skies are clear for mountain views.

Q: Where to stay in Tinchuley?

A: The best place to stay in Tinchuley 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 Tinchuley?

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

A:To book a car for Tinchuley from Siliguri/NJP, you can use local taxi services, or ask your homestay to send a cab.

Here are some nearby attractions around Tinchuley,

Lamahatta – A peaceful eco-park village with manicured gardens and views of the Eastern Himalayas.
Takdah – A colonial-era town known for its British bungalows, tea gardens, and orchid center.
Gumbadara View Point – Offers panoramic views of the Teesta River, surrounding hills, and distant snow peaks.
Durpin Dara Viewpoint – A scenic spot for breathtaking views of the Teesta and Rangeet rivers.
Teesta Valley Tea Garden – A picturesque tea estate where visitors can stroll through lush plantations.
Tinchuley Monastery – A small, peaceful monastery known for its tranquil setting and spiritual ambiance.
Triveni – The confluence point of the Teesta and Rangeet rivers, ideal for picnics and riverbank views.
Peshok Viewpoint – A dramatic viewpoint overlooking winding river valleys and tea gardens.
Barbotey Rock Garden – A landscaped garden near Darjeeling with waterfalls and scenic picnic spots.

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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 Tinchuley
By Air: The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport (IXB), about 78 km away. From the airport, hire a taxi to Tinchuley—this scenic drive takes approximately 3 to 3.5 hours.

By Train: The closest railway station is New Jalpaiguri (NJP), roughly 75 km from Tinchuley. You can take a private taxi or shared cab from NJP, reaching the village in about 3 hours.

By Road: Tinchuley is well connected by road to Darjeeling (32 km) and Kalimpong (35 km). You can hire a cab or take a shared vehicle via Teesta Bazaar or Takdah, enjoying a scenic mountain drive.

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Kulung Homestay:

Standard Rate: ₹1,400 per person per day (plus taxes)​Fusion Stays

Amenities: Wooden flooring, private rooms, and mountain views

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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