Situated just 23 km from Darjeeling, Lamahatta stands at an altitude of 5700 ft. The Chief Before the country’s independence, it is reported that several Buddhist monks lived here. The word “Lamahatta” comes from the words “Lama” and “hatta,” both of which refer to Buddhist monks. As it turns out, Lamahatta is a hermitage. It’s a tranquil, quiet, and romantic small village near Darjeeling that’s great for honeymooners or anyone looking to spend some quiet and intimate time with nature while taking nature walks through the dhobi jungle.

 This location’s natural splendour makes it a one-of-a-kind vacation spot. Lamahatta is the epitome of how eco-tourism can positively impact a community. In the year 2012, the area was transformed into an eco-tourism facility. With its large stretches of massive conifers and pines, as well as breathtaking mountain views, the area provides a tranquil and picturesque setting.

Ways to reach Lamahatta 

Lamahatta is 72 kilometres from Siliguri and takes 3.5 hours to reach. To get to Lamahatta, take a shared jeep to Jorebunglow and then another shared jeep to Lamahatta. Lamahatta is located 23 kilometres from Darjeeling. A taxi is the most convenient way to go to Lamahatta. It will take about 2 hours to travel 41 kilometres from Kalimpong.

Best time to schedule your trip

During the heat, hills always provide a welcome break. Although the monsoon season is not ideal, it is the greatest time to visit Peshok if you prefer drizzle and a cup of Darjeeling Tea. Peshok is a colourful location in the fall when the flowers bloom and the skies clear. Peshok is blanketed in mist and fog during the winter, so why not take a stroll around the Tea Gardens?