Lamahatta
About Lamahatta
Lama in Lamahatta stands for Buddhist monk and Hatta for hut - abode of monk. This place is surrounded by Dhupi and Pine forest. An Eco tourism park has been developed to attract tourists. It is one of the best hill station of West Bengal where you will feel nature beauty with full natural solitude.
What to see?
- Phunchok Rabten Gayphelling Monastery
- Lamahatta Eco Park
- Tea garden
- Trekking to "Jore Pokhari"
- View of Mt. Kanchenjunga
- Takdah
- Tinchuley
- Bara Mangwa and Chhota Mangwa
- Kalimpong
- Darjeeling City - "The Queen of Hills"
How to reach Lamahatta
Form NJP Station:
2 hr 30 min (70.0 km) via NH10
From Bagdogra International Airport:
2 hr 28 min (76.4 km) via NH10
2 hr 32 min (76.8 km) via NH110
2 hr 47 min (79.3 km) via NH110 and Peshok Rd/Rishi Rd
From Siliguri Railway Station:
2 hr 15 min (64.5 km) via NH10
From Darjeeling:
23 km approx. from Darjeeling Station
Best timeTo visit in Lamahatta
Lamahatta, a picturesque eco-village nestled near Kalimpong in West Bengal, boasts a beauty that can be appreciated year-round. Each season offers a distinct charm, but the two undisputed best times to visit are:
Spring (March to May):Spring paints Lamahatta in vibrant hues. Rhododendrons burst into a riot of colors, and the weather is pleasant, with warm days and cool nights. This period is ideal for nature walks, sightseeing, and enjoying the serenity of the Himalayas.
Autumn (October to December): Autumn transforms Lamahatta into a wonderland. The skies are crystal clear, offering breathtaking views of the snow-capped Kanchenjunga peak. The temperature dips comfortably, making it perfect for outdoor activities and cozy evenings by the bonfire.
Here's a tip: If you're a flower enthusiast, plan your visit during spring to witness the explosion of colors. But if your priority is clear skies and majestic mountain views, autumn is the unbeatable choice.
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