Discover Burmaik: A Hidden Gem in Kalimpong Nestled at an altitude of 4,800 feet in the serene landscapes of West Bengal’s Kalimpong district, Burmaik (or Barmek) is a tranquil village that promises peace, warmth, and breathtaking natural beauty. With panoramic views of Mt. Kanchenjunga, lush pine forests, and the Teesta River gently flowing below, the air here sings with birdsong and whispers calm into every visitor’s heart. Nature, Culture, and Simplicity What truly sets Burmaik apart isn’t just its stunning scenery—it's the simplicity and hospitality of its people, the freshness of organic vegetables grown on local agricultural lands, and the deeply rooted sense of community. This village breathes authenticity. A Rich Historical Tapestry Burmaik’s charm is steeped in history. Once part of the Kingdom of Bhutan (known as Dalingkot before 1865), the region transformed after the Anglo-Bhutan war and British annexation. Its proximity to the Jelepla Pass made it an important trade center with Tibet, and later, a favored hill station under British influence. Historically, it has been home to Lepchas, Bhutias, and Limbus, whose customs and heritage continue to shape the region’s cultural soul.

This property is away from the hassles of citylife, amidst the nature. You can enjoy the clear picture of Kanchanjangha and have organic foods from our own garden

Nearby Attractions Explore the wonders surrounding Burmaik: Deolo Hill, Durpin Monastery, Morgan House, Jalsha Bungalow, Science center, Orchid & Cactus Garden, Dr Graham’s home,Hanuman temple, 7th mile & 2nd mile view point Sillery Gaon, Ichche Gaon, Ramdhura, Lava Barmek Mahadev Temple, Barmek Cave Bidyang Valley, Pedong, Damsoang fort ruins, Daragoan and explore the surrounding cinchona plantations