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📍 Alipurduar · Jalpaiguri · Kalimpong · more districts soon

Homestays in West Bengal, hosted by local families

Stay inside the forests, tea gardens and river villages of the Dooars. Every homestay is registered with West Bengal Tourism.

    Book your homestay in 3 steps

    No account, no payment up front.
    1

    Pick a homestay

    Browse by spot or district. Every listing comes from an official government homestay register.
    2

    Send a free inquiry

    Tell us your dates and how many people are coming. It takes under a minute.
    3

    We confirm with the host

    We check availability and rates with the family and get back to you with the details.

    Explore West Bengal by district

    North Bengal’s Dooars and the Kalimpong hills. More districts are on the way.

    Not sure where to stay? Tell us your trip.

    Share your dates and what you like doing. We’ll suggest homestays that fit and check availability for you.

      Free, no obligation. We only use your number to reply about this trip.

      Why book through ghurte

      Registered homestays only

      Every listing comes from West Bengal Tourism’s homestay register.

      Stay with local families

      Home-cooked food and hosts who know the forest trails and safari timings.

      Grouped by spot

      Find a stay near the exact gate, river or village you want to visit.

      One inquiry, real reply

      No call center. We talk to the host and come back to you.
      Homestay veranda in the Dooars

      Run a homestay in West Bengal?

      Get found by travelers planning trips to your area.

      Questions travelers ask

      Yes. Every homestay on ghurte comes from an official government list: West Bengal Tourism’s homestay register for Alipurduar and Jalpaiguri, and the Kalimpong district administration’s homestay directory for Kalimpong.

      Send a free inquiry with your dates. We check availability and rates with the host and reply with the details.

      October to May. The national parks in North Bengal usually close for the monsoon from mid-June to mid-September.

      Jaldapara in Alipurduar district has the largest population of one-horned rhinos in West Bengal. Gorumara, near Lataguri, is the other popular option.

      Yes. Use the “List your homestay” form and we’ll get in touch.