First time glamping experience
The term “Glamping” is derived by blending the sounds and meaning of two separate words, “glamorous” and “camping” compounded together. To those new to the idea of glamping, it is…
Glamping
Feel and experience nature in its fullest glory in the comforts of our luxurious tents complete with attached washrooms.
Campfire & BBQ
Complete your Himalayan adventure with a cosy campfire and BBQ.
360° Mountain Views
Our camps are nesteled in the midst of the Himalayan range, surrounded by tall mountains on all the four sides.
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Why Choose Us
Simply because your happiness is a priority. We at Camp Lachung endevour to provide you the best that is on offer in a safe and natural environment, without causing a strain on Mother Nature. We are the forerunners of this concept of glamping in Sikkim and want you to experience the charm and warm hospitality without having to compromise your everyday comforts.
- Parking
- Attached Washrooms
- Outdoor BBQ area
- Inverter Power Backup
- Well furnished rooms
- Tea/Coffee Maker
- Hot Water
- Breakfast & Dinner included
"Unlike most of the hotel locations in Lachung the camp is placed at a very pristine locality with beautiful views of the surroundings."
Trip Advisor
"Absolutely mesmerizing experience....No crowd and sound of waterfall nearby with amazing view of snow called mountains.tents are luxurious with heaters, double bed, tea trolley, English toilet, shower, geyser and wash basin."
Trip Advisor
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Things To Do
Besides the fresh mountain air, you can enjoy a cozy bonfire, roast marshmallows, stargaze into the night sky, and taste the local wine made from wild blueberries found in Lachung.
- Nature Walk
- Campfire & BBQ
- Local Wine Tasting
- Forest Picnic
Nature Walk
Blueberry Wine
Campfire & BBQ
Forest Picnic
Choose from a wide range of rooms
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