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Neora Valley Eco Huts

Kolakham, Kalimpong

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A budget-friendly place with beautifully decorated rooms

Description

Neora Valley National Park covers an area of 88 km2 (34 sq mi) with an elevation of 183–3,200 m (600–10,499 ft).

The highest point is Rachela Danda. The forest in Neora Valley has such luxurious growth that even sunlight finds it difficult to touch

the ground. Much of the park is still inaccessible, making it an adventurous place for the nature lovers/trekkers who can take the

challenge to explore the still-unknown terrain in the Kalimpong district hills. Virgin natural forests, dense bamboo groves, colourful

canopy of Rhododendron trees, lush green valley, meandering rivers and streams with snowcapped mountains in the backdrop form a picturesque

landscape. It borders Pakyong District and Samtse Bhutan.[citation needed] The Neora River is the major water source for Kalimpong town

Neora Valley Eco Huts is in the lap of Himalayas in a hidden valley known as Kolakham. Kolakham is is in the threshold of Neora Valley Eco Huts. Our Resort a joint venture with the local villagers stands on the bend

of the motorable road offering you a great view of snow clad mountains. Resort is managed jointly with the by local villagers of Kolakham which adds more charm to local culture.

We have furnished Deluxe rooms made of local logs. These rooms provide a fabulous view of snow peaks. Majority of the food is grown locally and the resort is operational throughout the year.