Wake Up to Kanchenjunga – Your Luxury Escape in Pelling Discover Pelling’s finest hideaway—a 15-acre luxury farmstead overlooking the snow-capped Kanchenjunga. Just 6 km from Pelling, our retreat offers the perfect blend of natural serenity and heartfelt hospitality. At SpringHill, serenity flows as effortlessly as the natural spring that inspires our name. Nestled amidst Pelling’s rolling hills, we offer more than just a stay — we offer an experience. Wake to the sound of flowing water, breathe in the fragrance of home-grown harvests, and unwind in spaces designed with modern comfort and timeless elegance. Here, every detail blends the purity of nature with the refinement of boutique luxury. Embrace Your Pelling Hideaway. Kanchenjunga at Your Window At SpringHill, every room opens to the majesty of Kanchenjunga—the guardian peak of Sikkim. From dawn’s first blush to the golden glow of sunset, the mountain reveals a thousand moods, each more breathtaking than the last. Guests often wake to its snow-clad silence, sip tea while the ridges glow in morning light, and drift to sleep under its moonlit watch.

For travelers arriving in the quiet hills of Pelling, the warmth of the stay begins with Partha Sarkar. Once a soldier, now a storyteller of the mountains, he has shaped a haven where journeys feel personal and every guest finds a sense of belonging. With the precision of a cartographer and the care of a host, he opens doors to Sikkim’s hidden trails, sacred spaces, and local traditions. Those who travel with Partha often speak of more than landscapes—they remember the quiet comfort, the shared stories, and the way every moment feels rooted in the spirit of Kanchenjunga. In his presence, a visit to the Himalayas becomes not just a trip, but a memory that lingers long after the mountains fade from view.

The Heart of Singyang Life around SpringHill is enriched by the villagers of Singyang, whose warmth and traditions bring the land to life. Here, people still greet each day with simple rhythms—tending to fields, caring for animals, and sharing stories that have passed through generations. Their smiles carry the ease of mountain living, their customs reflect a deep bond with nature, and their hospitality makes every traveler feel like a welcome guest. To meet them is to glimpse the true spirit of Sikkim—quiet, rooted, and endlessly kind.