Folks who Run the Home @ Lingthem Lyang Home Stay

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Meet the folks who look after the guests and make it possible for all to feel at home away from home:-














To begin with, lets meet the Queen of the Kitchen, Ms. Yanzay Lepcha!

She ensures that you are well-fed with the best of Lepcha cuisine emerging from her kitchen. Her hearth produces warmth and aromatically rich fragrance, that nurture love and fulfillment. And most importantly, she greets everybody with unalloyed smile that never leaves her luminous face.













  Next is the Magic Man of the Home!
His name is Mr. Ramden . He dons many hats, assisting in running the home stay, doing errands, and most importantly, being a guide to all the guests in venturing around in the vicinity. He knows the routes and the pathways of the mountains as the back of his palm. And, he can be a adorable companion to all the kids, youths, and guests interested in wandering about. He cracks a laughter so effusive that no one can escape its spell.










 

Phodong Lepcha


















Agen Lepcha
And these two are Godsend Helps for everything  at the home stay, named Phodong and Agen. They are always thoughtful, observant, and ready to find a solution for all your questions and needs. In part time, They are available at the home stay, while also doing his studies at the nearby school. Agen is in undergraduate program at Tadong college in Gangtok, and Phodong is in class eleventh at a nearby school.

 This is myself, Sangdup Lepcha, your facilitator, and contact, for the home stay. I love to make sure that you are comfortable and fully pampered by our care, affection, and assistance in everything that you wish to do at the home stay. I love my vocation so much that I may forget to eat my food, and hence I am fit and fast to be available for you round the clock.  

 When I am not doing anything I love to play with the young guests. And I can be a modest player for any game, though not very confident about chess.



playing chess with a young guest Prabuddh Pathak







 In fact most of the staff at the home stay love to spend time with the guests if needed. Ramden can make a child spend hours playing games with small things.


 
Lastly, meet our two canine members. One in the front is named  Pappi and the second in the background is Raate. They are two gentle dogs who greet you with subdued charm, without coming closer to you until you ask them. They too ensure that you are safe and sound, and rejoicing the calm of nature, as they do themselves.


We all strive to make sure that your stay at this home is enriching enough.

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