Two homes,
One way of living.

Some come looking for a quiet place to settle in for a while. Others enjoy the comfort of a lived-in family home.
We've made room for both.

Gairi Ghar

Gairi Ghar

A Handmade Earth Home

Built over three years using mud, timber and stone, Gairi Ghar sits beside the cardamom forest.

Wake to birdsong, cook at your own pace, settle into the quiet rhythm of village life, and spend your days wandering forest trails, reading by the window, or simply watching the weather drift across the valley.

Inside Gairi Ghar

Sleeps two guests

Fully equipped kitchen

Outdoor shower

High-speed Wi-Fi

At the edge of the cardamom forest

Perfect for Long Stays

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Mul Ghar

Mul Ghar

Our Family Home

Mul Ghar is the home my family still lives in today. Wooden floors, old photographs, cups of tea that somehow refill themselves, and the smell of lunch drifting in from the kitchen.

Staying here means becoming part of everyday village life for a little while. Sharing home-cooked meals, conversations over tea, and slow evenings spent together after the day's work is done.

Mul Ghar

Two private rooms with attached bathrooms

Two rooms with shared bathrooms

One dorm with four beds

Shared living & dining spaces

Home-cooked meals with the family

Ideal for families, friends & longer stays

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The Right Fit

You'll probably feel at home here

  • Couples, solo travelers, and anyone seeking rest over packed itineraries.
  • Those who find comfort in mist, rain, and quiet.
  • Creatives, readers, writers, and anyone needing space to slow down.
  • Curious travelers who enjoy everyday village life more than curated experiences.
  • Those happy to spend a day with a book, a meal from the farm, and nowhere else to be.
Setting Expectations

This place may not be for you

  • If you're looking for room service, luxury amenities, or a resort experience.
  • If your trip is about fitting as many attractions as possible into each day.
  • Loud groups or those looking for a party atmosphere.
  • Those uncomfortable with the honest realities of rural farm life.