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facilities
to host our guests, we have twelve independent cottages, spread across the fields. the cottages are connected by stone pathways, with small vegetable gardens and flowerbeds all along, thus creating a village like feel.

the cottages
these spacious cottages are built using compressed earth blocks (a development alternatives technology). a blend of british, kumaoni and modern architecture, the cottages have tinned roofs, mud-plastered interiors and modern attached bathrooms, thus creating a unique ambience of comfort and tradition. 

each room has a double bed, two chairs, table and a dressing area - all made of pine wood. with the window opening towards the himalayan peaks, one can view the snow clad ranges even from the cozy comforts of the bed. the main peaks visible from here are trishul, nandadevi, maiktoli, nandakot and panchchuli. a massive 175 degree view on a clear day will definitely linger in your memory for days to come.

dining hall
at a vantage location, the dinning hall boasts of ample space and ventilation. it also doubles up as a conference hall. the pine wood furniture is so designed that a simple re-arrangement can make the hall look like a restaurant or a conference hall. right in front of the dining hall is the bonfire area, for you to sit and chat around a fire.

food
once at sonapani, we know you would feel fresh and enlightened. and hungry too. and we know what 'food' means then! our kitchen is geared to serve indian, mughlai and chinese cuisine. but we also ensure, simultaneously, that the food is less on oil and is more of a 'home cooked' variety - something which is easy with the digestive system.
you would be staying in one of these cottages - do we need to add something more? 
things to bring
it is your special holiday of peace and seclusion. and to feel comfortable while you stay here please ensure that you get along things that you need to be with you.

we are in a village and the market is pretty far away - its another town! please do not keep the 'will buy there' option open. there is no point even thinking about it;-)

the checklist of items that one should get along is as follows:
 
::  items of personal use 
:: its always better to keep a pullover or a jacket handy as the occasional rain may bring down the temperature considerably
::  prescribed medicines, if you are on medication
::  walking shoes
:: your brand of cigarettes, cigars, etc.
:: torch

that pretty much completes the list we guess. are we forgetting something?

for more details and bookings, please contact
ashish | ashish@himalayanvillage.com | (+91) 8006300100
navin | navin@himalayanvillage.com

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