rooted · pure · serene
Our Story
Our story
heritage is the rallying cry
It is more than a name. It shows in how we buy old buildings to rebuild them on the property, and in how a stay here becomes a way to truly live in the valley.
history, rebuilt
stone by stone
Our move into hospitality began with one idea: deliver the local heritage to our guests through architecture, cuisine and ambiance. We buy old Himalayan homes and rebuild them here, so you don't just visit the valley's history. You sleep inside it.
the many shades of the himalayas
naggar,
nineteen-seventeen
After travelling the world, Nicholas Roerich settled on this very hillock, spellbound by the light of the valley. His preserved house and gallery stand minutes away, and that same stillness lingers over Naggar today.
interlocked timber,
weathered stone
Every room and cottage follows the local kath-kuni craft that has stood through Himalayan winters for centuries. Contemporary comforts are folded in quietly, so character is never the price of comfort.
live here,
don't just stay
We want you to feel like a personal guest in a private home, a retreat to seek out when calm is what you need. Twenty years of hospitality, personalised to you, with the quiet luxury of waking to apple orchards.
What makes us, us
Kath-kuni craft
Interlocked timber and stone, including a cottage reconstructed from a reclaimed 80-year-old Himalayan home.
Kullu weaves
We still manufacture and retail Kullu shawls the same way they have been made for generations.
Farm to table
Pahadi interpretations cooked with farm-grown vegetables and mountain spices.
20 years of warmth
Two decades of hospitality, 14 km from the bustle of town — a private home, not a hotel.
come live the story
Choose your corner of the valley among our nine cottages, suites and rooms.
Explore the stays