Four idyllic cottages constructed in local stone and timber, set in extensive gardens, with wide far reaching mountain views in all directions, provided the perfect settings for you to have an experience of a lifetime in the beautiful Himalayas. Each cottage, set in its own garden, has a sitting room and veranda on the ground floor and a bedroom, a bathroom and a balcony upstairs. Comfortable sofa beds in the sitting rooms can provide extra sleeping space if required.

Authentic Indian, Eastern, Middle Eastern and European vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes are available from the kitchen. We take every care to ensure that all food is prepared and served to the very highest standard, and organic produce is used wherever possible. There is a dining area in each sitting room, or we have a large dining hall, or you may also choose to sit in our outside dining area.

The couple who own and run the property, Rupert [an English man] and Bholi [a local lady] and their staff are dedicated to ensuring that every guest should enjoy perfect hospitality and mouth watering cuisine in a peaceful environment. We look forward to welcoming you to stay.

Location :

Manali is reachable by road or air.

By road it is approximately 12 hours by car or bus from Delhi.

It is a one hour flight from Delhi to Bhuntar and just over an hour from Bhutan airport to reach us by road.

A third option is to travel by train to Chandigarh and from there continue by road. If you require any assistance with your travel arrangement, do not hesitate to ask us.

We are located outside the village of Bharka, between the villages of Sarsai and Rangri, on the left bank of the Kullu Valley, geographically roughly halfway between the international famous resort town of Manali and the district capital, Kullu town. The old capital, Naggar is three km's away. We are situated on a linking road that connects the left bank road with main highway on the right bank, via a small bridge at Pundra Mile. It takes about 25 minutes about to drive to Manali and about 40 minutes to Kullu. Also the small market town of Patlikuhl is 10 minutes away.

Beyond the valley over the Rohtang Pass lies the way to the districts of Lahoul and Spiti and the road to Ladakh.

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