Sojha Heights - Green View

My place consists of seven beautifully furnished rooms, each with an attached bathroom. There is a lawn next to the house where you can relax during the day and have dinner with a bonfire for the night. I also have an indoor restaurant in case it gets too cold. We can give you an experience of local cuisine, culture, and tradition. My house is just next to the property, where I stay with my family. My entire family would be happy to help you and show you around. Located in the heart of beautiful, tall pine trees, Sojha heights is a lovely property situated in Sojha Village in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. The place provides a relaxing, calming and unique experience like no other. A perfect getaway for nature lovers, bird watchers, and star gazers, with beautiful village and forest walks around. If you love camping and trekking there are many camping sites and treks around. Jalori Pass is only a few kilometres from Sojha, from where you can either trek upto Sreolsar lake, a beautiful lake in the middle of a dense oak forest, or you can go for a heritage trek upto Raghupur Fort. Both places have magnificent views and camp sites. Guests will have free parking in the property premises. Guests can access all the common spaces that include the lawn outside the building and the restaurant on the top floor. They will have their own private room and bathroom. I live in the neighbouring house, with my family, we would be readily available if you might need anything. Other than showing you around and getting you tea, coffee and other meals we will respect your privacy and leave you alone. Feel free to ask any questions. Sojha village is just 10 min walk up the road where you will find a few shops if you need anything. The neighbourhood consists of farmland and forest area. I am a farmer myself and can provide seasonal vegetables and fruits. I can take you to local farms and give you some hands on farming experience. There are beautiful forest walks around this area with some hidden waterfalls. These places have not been explored much, and we like to keep it that way, but we welcome people who respect nature and abide by the laws of it.