Rangbhang Retreat defines itself as a perfect holiday destination for an exotic and offbeat farm stay experience. Located at the foothills of the Himalayas in the district of Darjeeling & towards Nepal border, this beautiful farm stay lies amidst the private farmland & Pine forest backdrop. Towards the south east direction from the farm stay, lies the Chamong Tea Garden. Rangbhang busty is scantly populated by the local inhabitants who earn their livelihood by growing organic crops and vegetables and by rearing cattle and poultries. Weather remain sunny and pleasant during the spring and autumn season and one can view breathtaking sunrise from the farm stay premises and balcony. Wild animals such as Leopard, Deer, Foxes, Hare and Wild Boar are usually found in the surrounding jungle. Beautiful and colorful birds draw attention to bird watchers. Join us to explore the himalayan village story.
Mr. Dipen Chhetri, proprietor of Rangbhang Retreat farmstay lives with his caring wife Nita and daughter Baivawi. They are also accompanied by their parents, an uncle and a boy named Raju in the house.
Mr. Dipen and his wife were formerly working as teachers of a reputed international school in UAE. They have always dreamt of promoting their place Rangbhang busty which is surrounded by breathtaking green valleys on all sides. Moreover, virgin waterfalls, springs and offbeat roads within the thick forests of the valley really gives one a life time thrilling and exciting experience. However, Mr. Dipen and his wife’s dream has now come true when they opted to choose hospitality management as their ultimate career and this boosted them to build this farmstay house. Furthermore, the family feels blessed when Wonder Vision entered into their life as a successful booking partner not only to promote the property but also to manage all its digital features.
This is a very old but quite fashionable tree found especially in Rangbhang Busty. Although this species is very rarely populated, it is famous as the village got its name from it. Rangbhang tree gains height up to 60 feet tall! It bears non-edible tiny green beads like fruits that dangle from its height.
Rangbhang valley stretches from the border of Mirik on the right; way up to Pashupati Fatak on the top and entire of the Chamong Tea garden towards the left. River Balasun flows at the bottom of the valley. The entire valley has rich diversity of Himalayan flora and fauna.
Interestingly around hundred varieties of birds are found in the valley. To name a few we have the barn swallow, green tailed sunbird, grey hooded warbler, the cuckoo and many more. Cheetah, deer, wild boar, foxes and squirrels are commonly found wild animals in the valley.
Amazing stay at the Rangbhang Retreat farm house with a lovely family. If you’re in Darjeeling or Mirik be sure to stay here! It’s about a 30 - 40 minute ride from Main Town. The property is surrounded by lush greenery and wildlife. The room feels as if you’re completely in nature. They have two beautiful cows, you can see the milking of cow in the morning which can be a new experience for your kids who spent their life in busy crowded cities. I felt very welcome and at home during my stay. The family is very warm and genuinely wants to get to know you. They serve a delicious Nepali/continental dinner and sit with you to chat, which was great company for me as a solo traveler. "I give a 5 star so far. Your customer service is superb. Friendly, helpful, kind, and quick response”.
Dipen Karki - Traveller
It was unforgettable stay at Rangbhang Retreat. Host Mr. Dipen Chhetri and Mrs Nita Chhetri managed everything for us ,we treak the village through the deep forest listening soothing sounding rivers and they guided us very nicely . Best place for bird watchers .Farm house rooms were neat and clean .pure local organic food was excellent.All must visit.... Thankyou Mr.Chhetri.
Bikram Sharma - Traveller 
You won't get Kanchenjunga view, but what you will get from this place makes up for it, and the memories will stay forever, such is the diversity of the place and the hospitality of it's people. Starting from tea gardens to homegrown …
Debdip Banerjee - Traveller 
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