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In this valley we find rich Pahari culture and geographical diversity beaming in its native treasure trove
Immerse yourself in the charm of our quaint cottages, thoughtfully designed with modern amenities and offering spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes. These cozy retreats provide an intimate and serene setting for guests seeking a unique and memorable experience away from the hustle and bustle.
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Experience a blend of comfort and luxury in our spacious rooms, featuring essential amenities and delightful views of the surrounding landscapes.
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Enjoy quality time with your loved ones in our spacious family rooms, thoughtfully designed with modern amenities and captivating views of the surrounding landscapes.
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Relish in the elegance and comfort of our spacious deluxe rooms, complete with contemporary amenities and stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.
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Embrace the spirit of adventure in our comfortable camps, set up amid nature with essential amenities and access to common washrooms. Revel in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes and enjoy an authentic outdoor experience, perfect for travellers seeking a memorable escape with a touch of rustic charm.
Discover the enchanting Prashar Lake Trek, the one day moderate hike takes you through lush forests and charming villages in the Dhauladhar range and revel in the serene beauty of the lake, the ancient temple, and the mysterious floating island. It’s a rejuvenating trek for nature enthusiasts, trekkers, and photographers.
Discover the majestic beauty of the region through guided hikes and nature walks, led by our experienced local guides.One can spot Grey-Hooded Warbler, Western Tragopan, and many more beautiful birds.
An ancient three storeyed Pagoda style temple dedicated to the Rishi Prashar, the patron God of Mandi region, stands besides this mesmerising lake. A small island within the lake keeps moving from east to west and symbolises its relation with the lake as that of earth itself.