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Dhauladhar Hills Home Stay
Purpose
Purpose
“Mountains teach that not everything in this world can be rationally explained.” by- Aleksander Lwow
About
About
Dhualadhar Hills Homestay is a nature lover's paradise located on the mighty range of Dhauladhars, just 12 kilometers from Palampur town via Kandabari near Gount village. Our homestay offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the lush green valleys around, making it an ideal spot to relax and unwind.
We are committed to providing a sustainable and organic way of living. At our homestay, you can experience organic farming and taste natural Himalayan herbal water. Our guests can also enjoy the peaceful pahadi (mountain) lifestyle.
One of the best-kept secrets of our homestay is a nearby waterfall that is not accessible to the general public. The waterfall can be reached by taking a quick trek for a few minutes. Along the way, you would find Buransh flowers: the medicated beauty from the mountains, regional flora and fauna, Himalayan herbal plants, and the native vegetable LUNGUDU. Buransh flowers are known for their medicinal properties and are widely used in Ayurveda.
This waterfall is a 365-day free-flowing waterfall originating from the mountain and not a seasonal waterfall. Hence, it never dries up, and the stream flows through this biodiverse region, making it a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Come stay with us and explore the beauty of the Dhualadhar hills and discover the magic of Buransh flowers.
“Hike more. Worry Less.”
“Hike more. Worry Less.”
Looking for a serene getaway amidst nature? Look no further! Our destination offers a beautiful trek through breathtaking landscapes just to get there. Once you arrive, you'll find yourself at an altitude of 6k to 7k feet, surrounded by clouds in the rainy season, snow in the winter, and cool air throughout the summer. There are also great trekking opportunities around the area, including a stunning waterfall. So pack your bags, put on your hiking boots, and come experience the beauty of nature with us!
What we've here
What we've here
Spot is just in the mid of air passage and around a height of 6k to 7k Foots ensuring cool air in summer, and yourself in the mid of clouds in rain, snows in winter. Some good treks around which also including a water fall.
Buransh Flower
Buransh Flower The edicated Beauty From The Mountains
The Buransh flower, also known as the Rhododendron arboreum, holds a special place in the heart of the Himalayan region and is often referred to as the "King of Himalayan Flowers." This vibrant and striking flower is known for its bright red or pink petals and is an iconic symbol of the Himalayas.
The Buransh flower not only captivates with its stunning appearance but also has cultural and ecological significance. Locals in the Himalayan regions celebrate its blooming as a herald of spring, marking the end of the harsh winter. The nectar from these flowers is used to make a traditional local drink called "Buransh juice," known for its refreshing taste.
In addition to its cultural importance, the Buransh flower plays a crucial role in the Himalayan ecosystem. It provides a source of nectar for various pollinators, including bees and butterflies. The plant's evergreen leaves also contribute to soil conservation, helping prevent erosion in the fragile Himalayan terrain.
Overall, the Buransh flower is not just a beautiful part of the Himalayan landscape but also a symbol of resilience, renewal, and the rich cultural heritage of the region.
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