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Tathagata Farm Stay, Lebong — Where the Hills Teach You to Breathe Again 🌿 Tathagata Farm Stay is a little haven tucked among the misty hills of Lebong, where tea gardens stretch to the horizon and silence has its own melody. The cottages are warm, simple, and open to breathtaking views — the kind that make you forget time altogether. What makes this place truly special is its soul — the hosts who greet you with genuine warmth, the home-cooked meals made from fresh garden produce, and the sense of belonging that quietly settles in. Here, mornings begin with birdsong and end with clouds drifting past your window. Tathagata isn’t just a stay — it’s an experience of stillness, kindness, and the soft rhythm of Darjeeling’s heart.

Beautiful greenery property, peaceful environment.

Awesome Location with amenities. A worth place for couple to spend quality time. Thanks

The Quo Vadis farm is an exquisite 150 year old family home tucked into the dense greenery of the Mangwa forest, exuding warmth and an old world charm. The hostess and her staff share a deep commitment towards history and tradition and yet go out of their way to provide the guests with all kinds of amenities possible. We loved the sumptuous breakfast spread, the unique taste of rai saag at lunch freshly plucked from the garden, piping hot finger chips with our evening tea. Lovely trails snake through the forest leading to quaint little church buildings and gumpha s with breathtaking view points. Super friendly dogs keep you company all along the way. The rooms are squeaky clean and bathrooms are fitted with water heaters and showers to rejuvenate your tired body after a steep climb.The quirky furniture, the cosy library space with an interesting and eclectic collection of books all add to the wholesome and eminently agreeable vibes of the place.If you are up for a fuss free getaway into the lap of nature, this is the place for you.

As a solo female traveller, I felt completely safe at this property, surroundings and the town of Kalimpong too. The hosts have trained the staff to very high standards, meaning they are attentive, respectful as well as discreet. ‘What you see is what you get’ is how I would describe the rooms - just as in the pictures - neat, clean, well-appointed and spacious. Running hot and cold water in the taps was quite unexpected but welcome! There’s wifi good enough to do remote work, backup power to charge devices in case of power cuts and plenty of open space to spend your days. The food is par excellence and a lot of the ingredients are sourced from their farm. Just sitting on the veranda, you’ll see a variety of birdlife. The hosts complete the experience at this property, providing personal attention to each guest. They also employ local villagers, which I much appreciated. The accommodation is built in the traditional style, to high sustainability standards. All-in-all, I had a very upscale homestay / farmstay experience.