Kanchenjunga Room
2 guests · King bed · Mountain view
₹2,800 / night
A quiet corner of South Sikkim
Wake up closer
to the clouds.
A peaceful village home in Ralong—away from city chaos, close to monastery paths, mountain mornings and the rhythm of nature.
⌖ 10-minute walk to Ralong Old Monastery
LIFE IN RALONG
A village between
forest and sky.
Zorden sits in a quiet Sikkimese village where mornings arrive with birdsong and clouds drift through the valley below. Far from horns, crowds and hurried city days, your time here is shaped by fresh air, green paths and the gentle company of nature.
WELCOME HOME
Slow days.
Full hearts.
Zorden is a family-run homestay tucked into the forested hills of Ralong. It is a place to breathe deeper, eat together and discover Sikkim at the pace it deserves.
✦3 restful rooms♨Home-cooked meals⌁Mountain views
REST WELL
Rooms with a view
Simple comforts, local textures and windows that frame a different mood of the mountains every day.
Monastery Room
2 guests · Queen bed · Garden view
₹2,400 / night
Family Attic
4 guests · 2 beds · Valley view
₹3,600 / night
YOUR LOCAL
GUIDE
GUIDE
MEET YOUR HOST
“Come as guests.
Leave as family.”
I’m Zorden. This is the home I grew up in, and every trail, season and story around Ralong is part of my life. I love sharing our food and helping guests discover the quieter side of Sikkim.
Zorden Bhutia Host since 2017
WANDER NEARBY
Worth the journey
Ancient monasteries, tea gardens and forest trails—all within easy reach of your room.
0.7 km
Ralong Old Monastery
10 min walk
12 km
Buddha Park, Ravangla
30 min drive
15 km
Borong Hot Springs
45 min drive
34 km
Temi Tea Garden
1 hr 20 min
NOTES FROM THE ROAD
Guest stories
★★★★★“The quiet here is something special. We woke to mountain light, ate the warmest breakfast and walked to the monastery before the village stirred.”
★★★★★“Zorden made us feel like family. The room was spotless, the food deeply comforting, and every recommendation was perfect.”
★★★★★“A thoughtful, beautiful base for exploring south Sikkim. I would return just for the valley view and evening tea.”
LEAVE THE CITY BEHIND