Molomulee Homestay

Gorubathan Tar is a small, tranquil village characterized by its plateau-like terrain, making it an ideal escape for those seeking relaxation and quality family time. Located conveniently for exploring the attractions of the Gorubathan region and the charming town of Kalimpong, about a three-hour drive away, it offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by tea gardens, rivers, and orchards. The village is largely pollution-free, with minimal vehicle traffic.

Humro Home Molomulee Homestay, a single-storeyed residence with five rooms accommodating up to ten guests, provides a comfortable stay. The dining and kitchen area is separate from the main house, and the homestay features a well-decorated sitting area filled with natural light. The property is enveloped in lush greenery and boasts a greenhouse where organic vegetables are grown. Colorful flowers and exotic fruits, including passion fruit, avocados, and peaches, add to its charm. A small man-made water body behind the house offers a serene spot for evening tea.

Each room has a modern attached washroom, with hot water provided in buckets. Located 4 km from Gorubathan bazaar, the homestay is accessible by vehicle, with ample parking available. Guests can explore the village, visit a nearby brightly painted church, and see the Kabir Math and a 200-year-old stupa.

Nearby attractions include Ambiok viewpoint, the Chhel river hanging bridge, Upper Fagu Chorten, and Jhandi viewpoint, all accessible with a local guide. For adventurers, treks to Dalim fort, Panchpokhri, and Chhangey falls are recommended, while others might prefer a drive to these spots. Beekeeping activities on the banks of the Neora river and a visit to the Mission Hill tea garden to learn about tea-making are also available.

At an altitude of 3800 feet, Gorubathan Tar enjoys moderate summer temperatures of 21-27 degrees Celsius and winter temperatures ranging from 7-19 degrees Celsius. August is the warmest month, and January the coldest, with warm clothing needed only in peak winter. An umbrella is advisable during the summer due to common rains.