Homestays - Where to Stay in India

Pawalgarh has often been mentioned in the memoirs of Jim Corbett and has been the territory of the mythical and majestic tiger named “Bachelor of Pawalgarh”. The eco-homestay in Pawalgarh hosts a lane dedicated to the martyrs of the state movement ” Shaheed Park”, orchards, camping site, a rooftop café and approx. 65 species of birds which you can sight even while sipping a cup of tea or a during a stroll in the morning. Majority of the waste is recycled and the focus is on eco living.

Kyari lies within the Pawalgarh Conservation Reserve which is a part of Corbett Tiger Reserve in Nainital district of Uttarakhand, just 9 km from Ramnagar. Kyari homestay is nestled in a Mango orchard and surrounded by dense forest, hardly 200 mtr from Khichdi River. It has only 2 guest room on first floor with a common toilet and a private terrace overlooking the forest.

Ukhimath is known as winter abode of the Lord Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar (second Kedar) when they are brought here from their respective temples. Ukhimath Homestay is located 10 minutes walk up from the village on the old trek route to the famed Deoria Tal and Kedarnath. It’s a perfect base for trekking and adventure activities to nearby places in Himalayas.

This rustic and eco-friendly homestay is 3 km from the hustle and bustle of Gopeshwar where you will find all the basic necessities. Gopeshwar Homestay provides stunning views of Trishula peak (7120 mtr) and Kali Ganga, surrounded by fruit trees and vegetable gardens.

Built by an ex soldier Bhagwati Prasad Bhatt, the Corbett Homestay is located adjacent to the park in Dhela village. It is just 800m from the Jhirna entry gate and 400m as the crow flies from the park. You can hear a tiger roar or deer alarm calls at night in your room due to its close proximity to the park.

The Almora Homestay is located 4 km from Almora on the Binsar road in Paparsali villave. A five minute walk down the valley takes you to the stay which is a charming collection of self-catering cottages located in the beautiful valley of Balta Badi.

This Nathuakhan Homestay is actually a 5 bedroom hillside bungalow, a perfect spot to rejuvenate a spirit that has been bruised and battered by the humdrum of a city life.

Achinathang is the last village of mongoloid race in Leh district. From here you enter in Aryan Valley where you can find a group of villages with a unique culture and identity totally different from rest of Ladakh. Achinathang Homestay is built by well known historian, Sonam Phuntsog in 1988.

Raila is a small, located exotically village in the hill state of Uttrakhand near Nainital, at a mild altitude of 4863 ft. Its not just a homestays in raila, its an upcoming organic farm spread across three acres of land. It was totally abandoned till 2011 when Pankaj and Vlatka came here and fell in love with the place. The homestay is a 100 year old traditional mud and stone house. Far away from city’s chaos and pollution, it is up in the hills surrounded by birds, wildlife and pure nature. The place is full of seasonal fruits like Banana, Guava, Orange, Mango, Litchi, Apricot and Mulberry.

A picturesque drive through pine and oak forest will take you to this tranquil town nestled in lower Himalayan region in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. This scenic lakeside destination is a treat for love birds, family and friends. With breathtaking view of Bhimtal lake, salubrious surroundings, clean crisp air and temperate climate this homestays in Bhimtal is an ideal getaway from the city. Located on a small hill adjacent to the lake, it has a clear view of the lake from the balcony.

Ladakh is bounded by two of the world’s highest mountain ranges; the Karakoram and the Great Himalaya, varies between 2743 mtr. to 7672 mtr. above the sea level. Welcome to Skampari Homestay, truly a family homestay in Leh, at just 15 minute walks from the main market. Since it is located on the road to Khardungla Pass, it suits well to those who are on a motorcycle or car tour to Ladakh.

Very few places in India are at once so traveler-friendly and yet so enchanting and hassle-free as Leh. Dotted with monasteries and crumbling mudbrick houses, the old town is dominated by Leh palace and fort on top and the bustling bazaar, souvenir shops and restaurants beneath. The beautiful homestay near Changspa Bridge away from the chaos of Leh main market and in a solitude place near to Shanti Stupa. One can walk to Leh market or to Shanti Stupa just in about 10 minutes.

Alchi is a small but busy village with an approx population of 950, situated 66 km west of Leh. The village is famous for the existence of one of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh, Alchi Monastery (a national heritage) which is known for its magnificent and well-preserved 11th century wall paintings. Since Alchi is tourist village, Chewang Rabgias opened his homestays in Alchi for tourist in 2013 for regular income. It is located just behind the Alchi Monstery within a fruit orchard.

Sumur is a very picturesque and peaceful village in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh. Located at an altitude of 10720 ft, 117 km from north of Leh, it is known for its untouched sand dunes and Samstem Ling Gompa which stands above the village at the foot of barren mountains, was founded by Lama Tsultrim Nima in 1840s. Sumur Homestay was built by Tsering Stobdan in 1998 which eventually became first and probably only homestay of Sumur. Located near Saser Camp, it is curated in a farmland with fruit trees around.

Srinagar, the capital of Kashmir is surrounded by the Zabarwan ranges with beautiful fresh water lakes like the Nigeen Lake, Dal Lake, Woller Lake. The famous Mughal Gardens and the Tulip Garden make the city a must visit. It’s a boutique homestay in Srinagar surrounded by Zabarwan ranges, located close to the famous Mughal Gardens and a short stroll away from the Dal Lake. Experience bliss in the spacious rooms with attached cozy bathrooms, designer furniture and private dining.

Spangmik village is 156 km east of Leh, situated just on the banks of famous Pangong Lake in Ladakh, It’s a tiny village with just seven families that make a living by rearing pashmina goats and growing barley during the short summer season. Dolkar’s is a well maintained traditional homestay in Pangong situated most near to the Pangong Lake. You can enjoy your morning tea while having a spectacular view of snowcapped Pangong Range.

Around 36 kilometre south-east of Kargil heading toward Leh is Mulbekh, the first village of Ladakh. It is considered to be the birth place of next incarnation of Maitreya Buddha.

Mulbekh Homestay in Kargil is a blend of modern and traditional Ladakhi style. Located right on the highway it gives you the first feel of Ladakh. It consist of total 7 guest room, a garden and a dining hall where Simu, the host serve Indian and traditional Ladakhi dinner.

The capital of Spiti and very strategically located Kaza is an important pit stop for people traveling around Spiti Valley.

Situated at a towering altitude of 12,500 ft on the left banks of Spiti River, Kaza also is the starting point for trips to Ki Gompa and the villages of Kibber, Chichem Langza, Hikkim, Komic and Demul and a good place to organise treks in Spiti.

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Situated on 4420m, 16 km North of Kaza, this picturesque village is blessed with green pastures, snow-clad mountains and barren landscapes. It is certainly the most stunning village in the whole Spiti Valley.

Langza Homestay is a traditional Spitian home, converted into a homestay in 2014 with total 4 rooms for guests; 1 single room, 1 double and 2 triple sharing rooms.

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