Alojamientos para vacaciones en casas cueva en Beas River

Sustainable artist mountain cabin

Hi! The cabin is a pvt. unit on our land, made naturally w exquisite sunset, snow clad peaks & Beas river views. Naggar is the widest part of the Kullu valley with breathtaking views & we are centrally located here. The Naggar Castle, Tripura Sundari & Krishna temple are nearby. Manali & Vashisht are 20 km. We also serve homely vegetarian meals & snacks at our home. We aren't a commercial hospitality unit, but an alt space for artists & anyone who is looking for a different travel experience.

Muddy-Tales I Your cob home

Overlooking green valley. Muddytales is one of its own kind, unique village Eco cob house experience in Bir (Himachal) We call it by that name as it has a lot of stories attached to how this was built and what made us to this. The soil bricks came from, all the twigs who contributed to hold those bricks together. We invite you to cherish your own kind of experience in a simple village Cob house with its own earthen smell. Create your own stories and share with us cause it’s Muddytales !!!

the 4rooms (whole house)

A ’boutique' village mud house painstakingly and beautifully restored with all modern amenities, the 4Rooms is for those who crave to be away from the hustle and bustle of tourism, yet not totally out of the way. Situated in the village, Gunehar, 2 KM from Bir and 4 KM from the busy, main tourist junction, 4Rooms is your home away from home, not an all-inclusive ‘hotel’. Our concept of alternative hospitality allows you to relax and rejuvenate. NOTE: the rooms don't have TVs or room service!

Jankis Commune Manali’s 1st Earthbag mudhome

Welcome to Jankis Commune. Jankis is Manali's 1st earth-bag mud home, hand crafted by Ar. Mandav Bhardwaj, with an objective to promote the use of natural building materials for mountain homes. Perfect for a couple stay or solo, this cosy haven is equipped with all basic necessities ensuring home like comfort. It is located in Old Manali near Manu Temple & has parking space available. It is an independent home with front garden space & Mountain view so you can immerse yourself in nature.

Harmony of birds cottage@Ira's hideaway

Mud and bamboo house awaits visitors in a beautiful setting at the foot of the mighty Dhauladhar mountains in the lush green Kangra Valley. This compact & cozy house made of local materials is in sync with nature and surroundings. Indoors include a kitchen and two rooms. There is ample common space to sit, work, meditate or relax with a book. This area is known for easy, picturesque walks among the hills, grasslands or farms. The tea town Palampur is just a 15 minutes drive away!

Pala Dharamshala - Mountain Cottage

Escape to this hidden gem surrounded by fields, just a delightful 3-minute walk through the Tibetan settlement and into the fields. Follow a narrow path adorned with ever-changing wildflowers and the cheerful chirping of birds, leading you to Pala. Wake up to the morning sun casting a warm glow over the nearby yet distant Dhauladhars, or bask in the sun’s rays all day long. Experience the beauty of rain showers as they wash over the fields, with clouds filling the air.

Mud house with modern amenities

Nestled in the quaint village of Gunehar, one can access this house by a 2 minute climb from a motorable road. This 50 year old house has been renovated recently and equipped with modern facilities like water heater, a fridge and a washing machine. Bask in the winter sun and stargaze at night from the front yard. One can cook meals in the kitchen using local veggies grown around the house or order meals cooked in the kitchen of a local family.

Forktail Villa - Homestay orgánico en Dharamshala

La villa Forktail se construye en el estilo Kangra local de la arquitectura. En la villa hemos tratado de incorporar la filosofía de la Permacultura en todas las áreas de construcción lo mejor que pudimos. La casa ha sido construida con barro, piedra, pizarra y bambú. Hemos utilizado viejos métodos tradicionales de construcción y todo fue hecho por artesanos locales de la aldea de Gamru.