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KHALI ESTATE -
Binsar, Almora Set in plum and peach
orchards with the spectacular views of the Himalayas including Nanda Devi
(7822 M). It has beautifully designed cottages, named after Mountains and
great saints. Simple rooms with ensuite bathrooms. It was brought from Sir
Henry Ramsay for Mahatma Gandhi. It also houses a beautiful library.
CLOUDS END VILLA -
Dharamsala The old fashioned
bungalow, residence of the Raja of Kangra, built during the British period
and has 5 beautiful and glorious rooms with old furniture and fine views. It
is only a short walk through forest to the Residence of His Holiness the
Dalai Lama.
ORCHID RETREAT -
Kalimpong Consists of six cottages
with thatched roofing and mud-plaster walls, set in terraced natural garden
with stone paved walkways, the garden is beautifully restored by its
charming owner and his family, growing exotic orchids, firns and flowering
plants. Guests have meals with the family and why not to try and learn
cooking while you are there !!
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KASMANDA LODGE -
Mussoorie One of the oldest buildings
of Mussoorie - originally a part of the Christ Church. It was built in 1836
and later became a school, before being a summer retreat of the royal family
of Kasmanda in 1915. A beautiful palace, with lovely gardens and rooms with
colonial furniture.
NALAGARH FORT-
Nalagarh It was built in 1421 and is
owned and run by the Raja of Nalagarh. All 15 rooms are beautifully
decorated with fine views of Shivalik hills.
JUDGES COURT -
Pragpur, Kangra Built as gift for
Justice Sir Jai Lal - wonderfully decorated with colonial ambiance. It is
set in fruit orchards and facing the Dauladhar mountain range.
GLENBURN TEA ESTATE-
Darjeeling In the hills of
Darjeeling, overlooked by the Kanchenjunga mountain range, lies a
destination that offers you an opportunity to live the grand life of a tea
planter. Glenburn stretches from a height of 3,700 feet all the way down to
the banks of the two Himalayan rivers, the Rungeet and the Rung Dung, that
meander through it. Within its 1,600 acres Glenburn has forests that are a
bird watcher's paradise. Across the river lie the forests and villages of
the old royal kingdom of Sikkim, which you can access via a hanging bridge.
