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After almost three and half years of the property being closed, we decided to open up our doors and we received our first batch of guests, a group of IAS( Indian administrative service) officers from the Manipur cadre. We feel honoured to have Mr Suman Singh( joint secretary, MInistry of Home affairs)and his team/ colleague.

Rainbow trout fillet in local curry with local rice.

Lockdown brings about creativity..gearing up for 2021 with new food menu.
•Freshly baked bread courtesy
•Baked local rainbow trout prepared in garlic, lemon, butter and rosemary. Peanut based sauce tossed with fresh organic basil from the garden. Potato wedges made from high altitude organic potato sourced from kupup close to the Indo-China border.
•Oolong tea from the Sikkimese organic tea garden

Tripadvisor 2020 travellers choice award.

ORHAS meeting with Sikkim tourism officials. @ Netukhouse

An ORHAS brain storming session
ORHAS provides a forum to discuss and act upon common issues concerning its members.
We aim to support the Sikkim Government and Sikkim tourism stakeholders to improve the authentic and personalized tourist experience through consultancy and workshops, building value for all. The ORHAS members care about the long-term brand and sustainability of Sikkim Tourism. The members includes hoteliers who were part of the Tourism movement of the late 1980’s. They have been instrumental in creating and maintaining Sikkim’s tourism brand image, going out of their way to provide top notch Sikkimese hospitality. @ Netukhouse

Mid night view from Netukhouse
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This post was long over due, nevertheless A very proud moment for the Netuk House family. Netuk House was the only property selected from Sikkim as one of the top 25 heritage hotels in the country by Trip Advisor, the worlds largest travel site, in 2014 in the Travellers’ Choice®Awards for Heritage Hotels.
The list recognises top 25 heritage properties in India, based on the millions of valuable reviews and opinions from TripAdvisor travellers.
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Khangchendzonga National Park was declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in the mixed category of culture and nature in 2016.
Located at the heart of the Himalayan range in northern India (State of Sikkim), the Khangchendzonga National Park includes a unique diversity of plains, valleys, lakes, glaciers and spectacular, snow-capped mountains covered with ancient forests, including the world’s third highest peak, Mount Khangchendzonga. Mythological stories are associated with this mountain and with a great number of natural elements (caves, rivers, lakes, etc.) that are the object of worship by the people of Sikkim. The sacred meanings of these stories and practices have been integrated with their beliefs and constitute the basis for Sikkimese identity.

Every year on the 18th April is celebrated as The WORLD HERITAGE DAY and the Theme for this year incidentally is “SHARED CULTURE, SHARED HERITAGE and SHARED RESPONSIBILITY”. This theme is even more important now an expression for global unity with current worldwide Coronavirus crisis. The idea behind the theme is the recognition and value of all types of heritage sites across varied diverse groups and communities.
Till date, there has been zero cases of the Covid 19 in Sikkim. I firmly believe that our Guardian Deity, Mt Khangchendzonga with its Colossal presence is watching over us.
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“This world is but a canvas to our imagination”
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