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Karmi Farm. Himalayan Retreats.
Karmi Farm was originally known as Karmi Estate and was the family
home of Mrs Deki Pulger (one of our customers) who has been associated
with this area for over 200 years. Married to Ronald Frame, a Scottish
tea planter who came to this area in 1950.
Where is this place and why go there?
Karmi Farm is an excellent relaxation point which is located in the
North East of India. The nearest notable major tourist destination
near Karmi Farm is the hill station of Darjeeling. It is nestled in
the hills and is an excellent peaceful retreat destination for trekkers,
bird-watchers and painters. Unlike the poluted and hustle bustle hill
stations, Karmi is a secluded calm oasis to recharge your batteries
before returning back to the UK.
Map of the destination is given below:-
Excellent Excursion trek from Darjeeling - Karmi.
Day 1: Start Trek. Drive to Manaybhanjang. Arrive Mani Bhanjang, alt.
approx.7000ft, Meet up with guide and start trek to Tumling, alt.
approx. 9000ft. About a 4hr walk. Overnight Tumling.
Day 2: Tumling to Sandakphu, alt.12000ft, Approx.6-7hr walk. Overnight
Sandakphu.
Day 3: Early wakeup to see the sunrise then after breakfast start
the downhill walk to Rimbik, alt.approx.7000ft. Lunch at Rimbik then
2hr drive to Karmi Farm. alt. 4800ft. Reach Karmi late afternoon early
evening.
Day 3 & Day 4 At Karmi Farm. 2 nights.
Day 5: Check out.
Prices on request.
This trip applies for a minimum of 2 persons.
Cost Includes: transport & trekking from Darjeeling to Karmi
staying at trekker's huts on a full board basis for the trek section
from Day 1 - Day 3; ovrnight stay on a twin share full board basis
at Karmi.
Cost Excludes: hotels & transport in Darjeeling prior to trek;
mineral water & personal drinks; transfers from Karmi to Siliguri
on Day 5.
We advise our customers to take their own sleeping bags and ensure
that they have boots for trekking.
You can also tailor-make your holiday and cover Darjeeling and Karmi
along with the North
Indian Sampler itinerary. |

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