Tinchuley Village Tourism

Tinchuley Village, nestled in the pristine setting of Darjeeling District in West Bengal, India, is a quaint eco-tourism spot that offers a reprieve from the clamor of urban life. With an altitude of about 5,800 feet, it showcases the majestic beauty of the Eastern Himalayas, where visitors can immerse themselves in nature. The name 'Tinchuley' stands for three chullas (or ovens), signifying the three prominent hilltops that resemble the ovens. It's a community-driven village that focuses on sustainability and organic living, evident in their orchards, gardens, and plantations. The village is known for its serene ambience, lush green landscapes, and a panoramic view of the Kanchenjunga range. Activities include trekking, bird watching, and village walks where one can visit gumbas and tea gardens. Homestays are the primary mode of accommodation, providing guests with a warm, authentic experience of rural life in the Himalayas and delicious home-cooked meals prepared with organic produce.