Originally built nearly 75 years ago by the owner’s grandfather, this humble mud-and-stone house stood as a symbol of strength, shelter, and familial growth. Season after season, it weathered the elements and watched over generations—until each member of the family found their own path and homes elsewhere.
Years later, driven by a deep yearning for their roots and the overwhelming pace of city life, the owner’s chose to return and restore their ancestral home—faithfully, just as it once was. Rebuilt with natural precision, stone by stone, layered with mud, sweat, and soul, bound by native wood and the hands of skilled artisans, the home now stands renewed and ready to welcome like-minded people.
Nestled in the quaint village of Rawat Gaon, near Pauri town in Uttarakhand, the homestay offers a glimpse into the simple mountain life. Once bustling with local families, the village remains rich in culture, biodiversity, and fertile land that nurtures a variety of fruits and vegetables—a perfect retreat for those seeking authenticity, peace, and connection.