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Rimbi Orange Garden and Homestay.
Rimbi Orange Garden has located 13 km from Pelling in west Sikkim. Contact No.+91-9064563753.
The Garden.
If you’re wandering around West Sikkim, a must-visit place is the Rimbi Orange Garden. It’s not just an orchard; it also offers cozy two-room homestay accommodation with basic amenities such as breakfast and lunch for visitors, all at an affordable price of Rs 1500. As you approach the garden’s wooden gate, you’ll encounter a cheerful elderly gentleman with a bright smile on his face. He’ll sell you an entry ticket for a nominal fee of Rs 20, and you’ll be on your way to explore the garden. As you walk down the clean footpath, bordered by lush green moss and a sturdy bamboo fence, you’ll appreciate the extra support provided for elderly visitors or those who are not accustomed to walking in hilly terrain. The garden is filled with towering orange trees that are heavily laden with juicy fruit hanging low from their branches, just waiting to be plucked. You’ll find ample space to relax and unwind under the shaded area and soak up the serene ambiance of the lush green garden while listening to the melodious sound of the nearby river. You’ll be greeted by a stunning red rose, which is strictly off-limits for touch, and a vibrant azalea that dances with the gentle breeze. If you’re feeling peckish or thirsty, you can head to the garden’s restaurant and indulge in a warm, refreshing beverage while admiring the spectacular view of the river flowing right through the garden. The restaurant, built entirely from locally sourced materials such as wood and bamboo, offers amenities like karaoke and barbeque for visitors to enjoy.
Meet Local Vendors
Experience the best of locally-sourced delights with the selection of robust cereals, freshly squeezed orange juice, and an extensive range of organic wines. Savor the pure and wholesome taste of hand-picked cardamom, known to naturally freshen your breath after a long and tiring journey.
Boost your cognitive prowess with our premium wild walnuts and explore the stunning array of orchids available. The products are meticulously packaged to ensure they are clean and fresh, delivering an unparalleled experience of flavor, aroma, and satisfaction. Come and embark on an unforgettable adventure in the world of local goodness.
Discover a serene open space nestled by a glistening riverbank, perfect for camping and lighting up a cozy bonfire. This slice of paradise awaits you at the end of the garden.
For a mere Rs 1200, indulge in a camping adventure with a partner, complete with a delectable breakfast and dinner. Each tent accommodates two people, ensuring a comfortable and intimate experience.
Don’t miss the chance to soak in the beauty of the river by lounging on the various shaped rocks and admiring its never-ending flow. This scenic view is the cherry on top of an already unforgettable camping experience.
Details
- Guests: 4
- Bedrooms: 2
- Beds: 4
- Bathrooms: 2
- Check-in After: 12:00 pm
Hosted by
Gyalpo Lepcha (founder/owner)
Languages Spoken
English | Hindi
Nearby Attractions
Kanchenjunga Falls (10 km) Rimbi Waterfalls (1 km) Khecheopalri Lake (12 km) Kathok Lake (20 km) Skywalk (15 km) Rabdentse Ruins ( 16 km)
How to reach
Homestay is 148 km distance from the nearby port and station, one can hire a taxi service. Nearest Airport: Bagdogra International Airport (148 km | 4 hours 47 minutes) Nearest Station: NJP Railway Station (143 km | 4 hours 34 minutes)
FAQs about Rimbi Orange Garden
Q.Does Rimbi Orange Garden has a free parking facility? A. Yes, free parking facility. Q. Is there any accommodation available? A. Yes, Homestay accommodation is available one can call directly and request for reservation. Q. Restaurant or fast food in Rimbi Orange Garden? A. There are many local vendors selling foods such as momos, snacks, coffee, etc. Q.How far is the Garden from the road? A. The Garden is just next to the road. Q. Which popular attractions are close to the Garden? A.Nearby attractions include Rimbi Waterfalls (1 km), Khecheopalri Lake (12 km), Kanchenjunga Falls (10 km), and Kathok Lake (20 km), Skywalk (15 km), Rabdentse Ruins ( 16 km).
Frequently Asked Question's (FAQ's) on Rimbi Orange Garden.
Rimbi Orange Garden is a government-funded orange garden located in Pelling, Sikkim. It is a popular tourist destination, especially during the orange season (November to February). The garden is home to a variety of orange trees, as well as cardamom plants and flowering plants. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding mountains and the Rimbi River.
The best time to visit Rimbi Orange Garden is during the orange season, which is from November to February. During this time, the oranges are ripe and the garden is full of color. However, the garden is also beautiful in other seasons.
The entry fee for Rimbi Orange Garden is INR 30 per person.
Rimbi Orange Garden has a number of facilities, including:
- A parking lot
- A souvenir shop
- A cafe
- A few homestays
Yes, you can pick oranges at Rimbi Orange Garden during the orange season. However, you should ask permission from the garden staff before picking any oranges.
Rimbi Orange Garden is located about 13 kilometers from Pelling. You can reach the garden by taxi or by local bus.
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Avinash Tudu
in the last weekRimbi orange garden is situated at Pelling west Sikkim.The entry ticket 🎫 to garden is ₹20 per person. The whole place is quite peaceful and beautiful - a clean & calm stream of water flowing through the forest and over many big & small rocks (hence "rock garden"). The path to the river winds down through a well-maintained garden - it's clean and has basic facilities like bathrooms and a small canteen. There are a lot of orange trees in the garden, but we being out of season, no oranges. There are lots of flowers, many cardamom shrubs (Pelling is famous for it) and few other fruit trees. After walking down the hill through the garden, you can just sit near the river with your feet in the cold water or be more adventurous and cross to the other side.
Suddhasatya Samanta
a month agoVisited in the month of May. There was no orange in the orange garden. One may skip this place during this time. Else, trek down to the river side through the orange garden. They have small tea joints catering to small eats. The scenic is food. Restrooms loacted nearby. An entry fee to the garden is charged and car park payable too.
Mumpy Bhattacharya
a month agoI visited very recently here. The main thing that grabbed my attention was roses. OMG..It was just amazing to see so many colourful flowers and roses. You need to get down to see Rimbi river. What a beautiful river. You will get all hand made juices with different flavours.
pradeep kumar k
3 weeks agoThis place boasts a vibrant display of colorful flowers, along with the picturesque Rimbi river and orange trees. Visitors can also indulge in a variety of wines and enjoy natural orange juice, but it costs. However, please note that an entry fee is required. Considering that the current season offers only an average river and a garden to explore, it would be beneficial if the entry fee was reduced during this off-season. Despite this, the river was exceptionally clean and the water was refreshingly cold, offering a good experience.
Chandan Ghosh
2 months agoIt is a beautiful...... sorry,awesome garden of Sikkim . As my opinion it's a must visit place of Sikkim. Many colourful flowers,Rimbi river and orange tree you can see here. Various types of wine and natural orange juice you can get here....