Homestay in ReshiKhola

Khola in Nepali means river.  Reshi is a river that borders the two states Sikkim and West Bengal. Currently there are 4 homestays running at this river side. Three of them falls in West Bengal and one in Sikkim. 

Reshi Khola is the first halt where usually travelers stay overnight heading towards the Silk Route.

Reshi is approximately 110 kms from Siliguri. It takes minimum of 4 hours to reach Reshi by road. Car is arranged by these homestay owners or you can hire it from NJP/Bagdogra. Public transport is also available . All Rongli/Rhenack bound auto/sumo can drop you at Reshi or usually they ply till Kalimgpong and then one need to change for the second stretch. 

From the State Highway you need to walk down further to reach the homestay.

Homestay options in Reshi :

1. Reshi Eco Tourism

Photo courtesy : India Mike 

For Booking Contact :

Mr. Sebastian Pradhan .

+91 9932744407 ,+91 9932680170, 

Ms. Pranita Pradhan

+91 9002774220

Rate Chart:

Double occupancy - INR 700 Per head per day(both lodging and food included).
Triple occupancy - INR 600 Per head per day(both lodging and food included).

Mail : reshiecotourism@gmail.com

2. Prakriti Eco Retreat 

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For Booking Contact :

Mr. Chumbay Bhutia

+918509996958, +91 9932261029, +91 9933489717

Rate Chart :

INR 700 Per head per day (both lodging and food included).

Mail: chumbaybhutia@yahoo.in

3. Reshi Retreat and Farm House

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For Booking Contact :

Mr. Norden Michael

+91 9641191669

Rate Chart:

INR 1200 - Cottage/day + Food.

INR 700  Per head per day, minimum of 5 persons (both lodging and food included).

Mail: nordenmike@rediffmail.com

        nordenmike@gmail.com

Web: www.thereshiretreatfarmhouse.blogspot.com

4. Reshi River Resort


For Booking Contact :

Mr. Rajesh Kumar Beyahut
+91 9932483347
+91 9933489825

Rate Chart:

INR 1000 - Cottage/day + 350 Food/head.
INR 700  Per head per day, minimum of 3 persons (both lodging and food included).

Mail: rkb.slg@gmail.com
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