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    EXPECT, EXPLORE AND EXPERIENCE....

    Expect the unexpected,
    Explore the unexplored and
    Experience the impossible

     --- this is EAST HIMALAYAS........ 

    the most beautiful place in this corner of the world
    Green and romantic, set against the backdrop of
    snowcapped Mt. Khanchanjungha and
    traversed by numerous rivers of life.

    One such harbinger of life is BALASUN.
    Greet her at the foothills and
    receive her blessings.

    In the process of conservation we stepped into
    the hospitality industry, we don’t promote mainstream tourism,
    but share with us an experience
    of the nature and culture of this region.


    THE BALASUN

    The Balasan River takes its rise at Lepcha Jagat a few miles to the south west of the station of Darjeeling. It flows a southerly courses till soon after it eaters the terai, when it divides into two streams. One, called the New Balasun, branches off and joins the Mahanadi on its right bank just below Siliguri: the other, the Old Balasan, continues its southward courses till passing out of the terai, it also joins the Mahanadi in Purnea. The new channel is said to have formed about 60 years ago by some Meches damming up the old stream for the purpose of fishing. The principal tributaries of the Balasun in the hills are the Rinchingtong on the left, and the Rangbang on the right bank; and the plains the Rakti and Rohini, both of which join it on its left bank.

     

     

     
    Holidays with Balasun

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