Darap Cherry Village

Darap Cherry Village

Darap Cherry Village set in the lap of nature is located in Sikkim. It is inhabited by people from Limboo Community, Bhutias, Chettris, Tamangs, Rais, Gurungs and Lepchas.

Darap Cherry Village is a small village located in Sikkim. The village is nestled on the top of a hill and is 6 kilometers from Pelling on the way to Yuksom. The village is inhabited by people from Limboo Community. A small number of families from various communities like Bhutias, Chettris, Tamangs, Rais, Gurungs and Lepchas also reside here. The village is 7 kilometers from Pelling and is well connected to various other tourist spots in Sikkim. Situated in the midst of greenery and tranquil environment the village serves an attractive tourist spot. Presently Darap is becoming as a popular home stay destination. The village has schools, health centre, library, computer learning centre, community meeting place, shops and nice eating outlets. The landscape of the village is moderately sloppy and gentle valley. The village looks magnificent and appealing when bough wheat farms bear flowers and harvest takes place.

Tourists can put in various home stays arranged by the Darap Cherry Village and experience the lifestyle and culture of the various inhabitants of the village. There are various places to visit like Srijunga yuma Manghim Temple Rani Dhunga, Limboo museum, Smriti Van, Sukpabong Lingbit, Rimbi, Rimbi waterfalls, Sewaro rock garden, Neytham and Sindrong. Set in the lap of nature the village serves a perfect destination for the tourists wishing to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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