About Rimil Eco Tourism
Nestled within a pristine forest setting, our luxury resort offers a tranquil escape for those seeking a harmonious blend of opulence and natural beauty. Surrounded by lush greenery and enchanting wildlife, our resort provides an idyllic retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With a focus on impeccable service and an array of premium amenities, guests can indulge in a serene and rejuvenating experience, where every moment is carefully crafted to evoke a sense of luxury and comfort.
This resort makes it an ideal location for nature lovers, bird watchers, and adventure enthusiasts. This scenic beauty and serenity of the area make it a perfect getaway from the busy city life. This property comprises Swiss tents, Cottages, Treehouses, Dormitory, Conference Hall, Restaurant, Banquet Hall.
Rooms & Suites
Deluxe Double Bed
Welcome to Rimil Eco Tourism, where comfort meets luxury. Our Deluxe Double Bed offer the perfect blend of style and functionality, ideal for both business and leisure travelers. Each room features modern amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and plush bedding, ensuring a relaxing stay. Unwind in our elegantly furnished interiors, designed to provide you with the utmost comfort.
Deluxe Double Bed
Swiss Tent Four Bed
Discover the ultimate in relaxation at Rimil Eco Tourism. Our Swiss Tent Four Bed offer a tranquil retreat. Each room is equipped with contemporary décor, premium bedding, and essential amenities such as complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room entertainment, and a dedicated workspace. Experience unparalleled hospitality and make your stay memorable with us.
Swiss Tent Four Bed
Modern Amenities
Activities
Boating at Talberia Lake
Enjoy a serene boating experience on the picturesque Talberia Lake.
Bonfire
Gather around a warm bonfire, sharing stories and enjoying the night sky.
Meetings & Events
Reserve spaces for professional meetings or special events in a tranquil setting.
Peacock Feeding
Engage with nature by feeding the beautiful peacocks in the area.
Sightseeing Tours
Explore the local spots and discover beautiful landscapes and landmarks.
Tribal Dance Program
Experience the vibrant culture with traditional tribal dances.
Special Festivals
Karam
Karam festival is celebrated on ‘Bhadra Ekadashi’ and is mainly arranged for perfect cultivation and happiness of children. During this celebration, only one branch of a Karam tree is being separated from the tree and unmarried girls worship the branch.
Jhumur
Jhumur is a tribal dance form performed in the ground. Females participating in the dance hold waist of each other’s and move their hands, legs and heads in a rhythm that goes forward and backward respectively. Male participants wear traditional dresses and play flute, drum and ‘Taal’ to keep the dance going.
Bandna
Bandna is another popular tribal festival celebrated on the sacred day of Kartik Amavasya in the month of November. Villagers give huge importance to their pets as well as animals and they performed the puja mainly for them. People wash their cows and bulls, feed them well, decorate them with ornaments and natural colors. They sing ‘Ohira’ to acknowledge the contribution of the animals in their lives. Celebrating the Saharai festival, Santhal people show their gratitude to ‘Ma Bhagabati’ for golden-yellow paddy fields.
Chhau
Chhau dance is one of the most famous dance forms of this region. Male dancers from local communities put different masks on them and dance at night in open places known as ‘akhada’. Folk songs, drums, dhol, shehnai, dhamsa and kharka are the musical instruments which are being played during a Chhau. Scenes from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other local sagas are represented by this dance form.
Palash Utsab
Palash Utsab is the festival of colors. You will understand how it feels exactly to play ‘Holi’ with Nature itself. Spring comes here with blooming Palash. Mukutmanipur proudly celebrates Palash utsab or Holi in Spring. Cultural functions, sprinkle of ‘Abir’ in the air, the fiery red hue of Palash, blue waterbody accompany the people wearing bright dresses and flower ornaments. Come and celebrate ‘Holi’ and ‘Palash Utsab’ in the lap of “Bonpaharir Rani”.
Makar Sankranti
Makar Sankranti Pithe puli are traditional Bengali sweets made for Makar Sankranti (also called Poush Parbon), a harvest festival in January. These rice flour delicacies are often stuffed with a mixture of grated coconut and date palm jaggery (Nolen Gur). Varieties like dudh puli (dumplings in milk) and gokul pithe (fried and soaked in sugar syrup) are popular examples, and they are a staple of the festival's culinary celebrations.
Tusu Parab
Tusu Parab, also known as Tusu Festival, is a winter harvest festival celebrated primarily in the tribal areas of West Bengal. It is a time for agricultural thanksgiving, symbolizing the end of the harvest cycle and honoring the goddess Tusu. The festival features folk songs, dances, feasting, and the construction of a decorated bamboo or wooden frame called a "chordal," which is then either immersed in a river or displayed at local fairs.
Dol yatra
Dol yatra or Festival of Colors" is a time for people to gather and play with colored powders and water, symbolizing joy and unity. Other aspects of the celebration include bonfires on the eve of Holi, which commemorate the burning of the demoness Holika, and sharing festive sweets.
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