Nestled within the Sriniketan Campus of Visva Bharati University, ‘Kraunchawdip’ embodies Tagore’s philosophy of life. In his play Dakghor (The Post Office), the ‘Kobiraj’ describes ‘Kraunchawdip’ to Amal as a land of free birds, where humans do not belong—because they are not free. Birds fly in wonder, full of joy! In harmony with Tagore's vision, ‘Kraunchawdip Homestay’ has grown into an abode for birds. The western lawn buzzes with the chatter of parrots, the eastern front echoes with the Indian Golden Oriole's call, while bee-eaters, honey suckers, and bulbul grace the northern coconut and amla trees. On the southern side, a symphony of sparrows, crows, cuckoos, and seven sisters fills the air. Surrounded by decades-old fruit trees on all sides, the homestay curates an ecosystem where birds are guardians. Surrender to their care, and they’ll wake you up with song and lull you to sleep after a day’s exploration. Welcome to your gadget detox journey, where nature is your guide.

A tranquil residential spot right in the heart of Visva Bharati Sriniketan Campus, surrounded by nature's beauty. Plus, major tourist attractions are just a 10-minute e-rickshaw ride away. Perfect blend of peace and accessibility!