About This Property

Nestled in the scenic village of Kagey, Naranga Farmstay is a serene and soulful escape into nature. The name "Naranga" means "oranges," a nod to the vibrant orange garden that surrounds the property, making it a fragrant and refreshing haven for guests. This peaceful retreat is renowned for its heartfelt hospitality and delicious food, offering a warm, homely experience infused with local charm.
At Naranga Farmstay, food is more than just a meal—it’s a celebration of local flavors. Guests are treated to a delightful variety of Nepali, Bengali, and Chinese cuisines, crafted using mostly organic and homegrown vegetables from the farm itself. Every stay includes three wholesome meals and two cups of tea daily, ensuring guests are always satisfied and refreshed.
Adventure seekers and nature lovers will find no shortage of exciting activities. The farmstay features a rock climbing area, bird-watching zones, a unique cave house, and a tranquil medicinal garden. Those interested in a rustic outdoor experience can enjoy tenting, while evenings come alive with barbecue and bonfire sessions, accompanied by lively music under the stars.
A true highlight is the farmstay's spectacular valley view, with one of the five rooms offering a breathtaking Kanchenjunga view. Each room is thoughtfully designed with aesthetic balconies, attached private bathrooms and toilets, and panoramic vistas that often include glimpses of wild deer and peacocks—a rare treat for any guest.
Naranga Farmstay is more than just a place to stay—it’s a destination of experiences. Guests are welcome to visit the on-site small-scale factory where the owner produces Tulsi Ark and Tulsi Tea, signature herbal wellness products made with love and tradition. The presence of this micro-enterprise adds a unique dimension to the farmstay, letting visitors explore the process of crafting natural health products.
For relaxation and wellness, the property offers a dedicated yoga and meditation area, ideal for morning stretches or peaceful contemplation. Guests can also enjoy jungle walks through the nearby forest or a leisurely breakfast in the beautiful garden, surrounded by nature’s calm.
The farmstay also caters to small gatherings with its meeting hall, well-equipped kitchen, and cozy dining room, making it suitable for both leisure and intimate group activities. With free vehicle parking and a perfect blend of adventure, wellness, and comfort, Naranga Farmstay is the ideal retreat for travelers seeking authenticity, tranquility, and a touch of rustic luxury.
Whether you’re sipping Tulsi tea on your balcony, exploring jungle trails, or watching the sun rise over Kanchenjunga, Naranga Farmstay promises an unforgettable escape into the heart of nature.
Around Sightseeing Points Name: 
PASHUPATI SHIVALAYA MANDIR, a sacred and tranquil temple surrounded by natural beauty. This serene spiritual site houses a divine Murti of Lord Shiva, a separate shrine dedicated to Mata Devi, and an open Hawan Kunda used for Vedic fire rituals. Behind the mandir stands a sacred Rudrakshri Tree, believed to bring blessings and peace. A nearby hall regularly hosts Puran recitations and spiritual gatherings, making it a cherished space for reflection and devotion. One of the most fascinating features is a huge ancient tree whose exposed root has naturally formed the shape of a Shivalinga. Local devotees regularly offer milk and flowers at this sacred spot, enhancing the mystical and divine atmosphere of the area. It’s a must-visit for anyone seeking spiritual connection in the heart of nature.
Another nearby spiritual gem is Pema CHULEN, also known as GURUNG GUMPA, a peaceful monastery where deep meditation and devotion reside. This sacred place holds great significance, as it is where the residing Lama completed 13 years of intense meditation to attain spiritual mastery and become a lama. The newly constructed Gumpa, built with devotion and community effort, will complete three years after Buddha Purnima 2025. Adjacent to the monastery is a scenic viewpoint area that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Rhenock Siddhi Vinayak Mandir, the flowing Reshi River, and even Pakyong in the distance. Surrounded by stillness and beauty, Pema Chulen is a perfect stop for reflection, photography, or simply soaking in the peaceful energy of the mountains.
 VIJAY RANI GIRJA MARIA BUSTY: It is a 125 years old church. Maria Busty is situated at the lap of Ruchela Peak, which is the tri-junction of Sikkim, Bhutan and Kalimpong sub-division of Darjeeling. The hill is opposite to Pedong. Mudung river divides Pedong and Maria Busty ridges. Maria Busty name was kept by Fr Hervagault, dedicated to Mary, mother of Jesus. Since French Fathers were serving as Chaplins for British army, to Irish Catholic soldiers they were given instead of money a jungle land measuring 225 hectres of forest.
MUDUNG RIVER WATERFALLS: The biggest falls at Kagay. The water rolls down from Rishap and some parts of Neora Valley which gives plenty of water in every season to this falls. The water rolls down from the height of 650-860 ft which gives a beautiful scenario along with refreshment to the body, mind and soul. The falls ends with three steps which reduces the speed of water and makes them flow in one way preserving the other living things of this area. To reach this place you need to trek half an hour from the roadside. On the way you can experience a dense forest, cross different streams, see different species of flora and fauna. You can also find a tree which exists since thousand years.
MUDUNG RIVER: One of the north flowing river of India which is regarded as the holy river of this place. Due to its popularity people from different places come here to pay tribute and offerings. The crystal clear water and its natural beauty leave you speechless. You can also enjoy camping fishing on the riverside. Experience swimming in crystal clear water is also a fun part of this River.
HIDDEN CELTIC CROSS: The beautiful Celtic cross is hidden in the forest of Benda. The Cross is famous for the shining due to the reflection of light it gives the cross shine. It was completed at the year 2015 by the local people to preserve the Christianity around their locality. The cross is surrounded by dense forest and landscape. The rocks around the cross are naturally designed by the nature which really shows that the rocks do have their own life. To reach Celtic Cross you need to trek for 3km from roadside Benda. On the way you have to cross dense forest and small valleys.