Rangaroon is a small village and there is no functioning restaurant in the area. So if you are in the village, you must have your meal at the Homestay only. The food served here is home-cooked in the traditional Nepali style. You will get mouth-watering vegetables much of which is organically grown without chemical fertiliser. For non-vegetarian guests, we normally serve a Chicken meal for Dinner and Eggs for Lunch. We are flexible with your preference of food and try to serve the guest as per your requirement subject to availability. You should discuss your food with the host in advance as last-minute orders cannot be served in the Homestay.

Most visitors come here to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings and the pleasant weather. The village people are very friendly and walking in and around the village under the watchful eye of the Kanchenjunga, the guardian deity of the hills is an experience you will cherish for a lifetime. Birders can spot a few varieties of avian species.

The main activity here is village walks. If you are slightly adventurous, you can walk down to Rungdung Khola [meaning river] for some fishing. You can take some packed food from the homestay and enjoy a picnic lunch next to the river. Keen trekkers can hike to Dawaipani through a forest trail.

You can drive to Darjeeling town for visiting the sightseeing places there. If you are an early riser, you can leave at about 3 am to visit the sunrise point at Tiger Hill. You can walk to Mata Singha Mandir, a 15-20 minute climb up. Other places you can visit are Takdah, Tinchule, and Lamahatta.

At about 6000 feet, Rangaroon enjoys pleasant weather all year round. Temperatures would range between a maximum of 28 degrees and a minimum of 2 degrees. You are recommended to carry some light woollens in summer and heavy woollens in winter.

Darjeeling – 20 kms Kalimpong – 47 kms NJP / Bagdogra – 78 kms