Soothes your Soul in Nag Tibba

After a trek of about 2kms when you reach the mountain top, the view of the forest, the cloud, the fresh air, the smell of the wild flowers will leave you awestruck. As you enter the sitting area with a glass roof and a small nursery in the centre and, you sip in the fresh Rhododendron (Buransh) drink all your fatigue will vanish like magic.

Now, its time to enter your rooms. The big spacious cottages and dormitories are made from mud and stone in the traditional ‘Koti Banal’ architecture which was used in olden times by local villagers and has been revived. You will be served with fresh Garhwali cuisine and also international cuisine like Chinese, Mexican and Continental but the ingredients used in all the food items are sourced from the farm or the local farmers. This place is a must visit for those who want to escape technology and spend some time with the real trees and flowers, mountains and cloud, stare at the stars in the night.

How to reach

It is 340 kms away from Delhi.
Nearest airport:
(International): Delhi
(Domestic): Jolly Grant airport, Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Nearest railway station: Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Nearest bus stop: Dehradun, Uttrakhand
Three and half hours drive by private or public car from Dehradun to the eco-stay.

You have to do a 2 km trek to reach this Eco-stay. You can also hire a pony (Khachhar) if you are unable to do the trek. But, the joy of achievement that you get after finishing the trek and reaching the mountain top is breathtaking.

Buy local produce/handicraft: Buransh flower drink, Red Rajma, White rajma, Soyabean, Jhangura, Mandua, Urad lentil, Gahat pulse, Red rice, White rice, Himalayan Peas and many more. All these food products are naturally grown (they are better than the organic).

Food

Escorted bird walks or forest hikes into the surrounding jungles with a Camp naturalist.
‘Keechad party’ in the mud pool.
Pluck your own herbs and make 8 to 10 varieties of fresh tea.
Mushroom hunting
Chamomile flower hunting. A chamomile tea in the evening will make you calm.
Touching the soil and having a feel of Organic farming.
Pluck and eat fresh fruits from trees like pear, peach and apple.
Play with the farm pets dogs, hens and goats.
Yoga and meditation.
Interaction with local villagers living in high altitude remote areas.
Village tour
Camp fire
Wood fired cooking or chullah dinner.