The path through the tea bushes, with the mesmerizing view all along, makes for a great leisurely hike, which is the chief form of activity here. Apart from this, you may wish to venture towards Sittong for some sightseeing. Latpanchar is home to the Rufus Neck Hornbill and other different species of Himalayan birds, so birdwatching is also a popular pastime.

There is a lot of open space in front of the cottages and once there, you will have your breath taken from you at the view. The valley falls away to one side, you can see Darjeeling on the left and Kalimpong in front across the valley. The Teesta river meanders across the foothills. At night, you can see the twinkling lights of these towns and the numerous villages dotting the hillsides. Some of the lights are moving - these are the occasional vehicles traveling through the hills.

Ahal Viewpoint is a stone's throw away, Namthing Pokhri is 10 minutes walking distance, and Jogighat is within a short driving distance which has the Riyang river flowing under the Jogighat bridge. Mongpu is about 18 Km from the homestay where you can visit Rabindra Smriti Bhavan and Orchid Garden.

Lepcha Gumpha is a 100-years old mud Gumpha or Monastery situated near Namthing Pokhri. There is n old ropeway bridge in Jogighat. Darjeeling (65 km) Kalimpong (55 Km) Siliguri (48 Km) Sittong, Ghaleytar, and Latpanchar are all within a radius of 3 to 4 Km of each other. There are 2 double bedrooms, Each room has 2 large beds, One is a king size and the other is a queen size bed. A maximum of 4 people can occupy a room.

Darjeeling (65 km) Kalimpong (55 Km) Siliguri (48 Km) Sittong, Ghaleytar, and Latpanchar are all within a radius of 3 to 4 Km of each other.