Exotic Wooden Huts @ Anglers' Retreat

Amid natures adventures, find your parking space under the starry sky with us. Nap within the comfort of wooden huts or challenge the wild with open & under the sky night-outs. Newly-sawn wood & freshly-hewn stone enclose cosy rooms dressed in cheery furnishing to match the efflorescent hues outside. Each room comes with attached baths & an open sit-out at the end of a garden. Stone path across an undulating green expanse connect living quarters with streams side dining both covered & al fresco. Tucked into a coniferous recess at the bottom of a short winding path (roughly 200 metres), The Retreat is hemmed in by a lively trout-rich stream on one side with terraced fields and woodlands along the others. It is located at 6000 feet on the right bank of the Palachan in Barnagi village, six kilometres beyond Gushaini and a mere four kilometres short of Bathad, the road head. The retreat’s enviable setting assures it a seclusion most welcome and a clime most genial. Bonfire pits and an outdoor bar promise to keep you warm inside out . Keep your date with mist-kissed mountains, mellifluous birdsong, vivacious rivulets, gambolling trout, endless sun-soaks and romantic star-gazing. Guest Can Access: -Dining Area -Garden -Bonfire Area The guest can enjoy complete privacy. The host is available 24*7 for any kind of assistance. This valley is famous for its temples, beauty and its majestic hills covered with pine and deodar forest and sprawling apple orchards. The course of the Beas river presents a succession of magnificent, clad with forests of deodar, towering above trees of pine on the lower rocky ridges. `The Great Himalayan National Park, which has been declared a world heritage site by Unesco. It is popular among nature lovers and offers wonderful opportunities for trekkers , bird watchers and fly anglers. Being one of the most desired tourist destinations, Tirthan Valley is surrounded by many attractions in its close proximity. Some of them include the Great Himalayan National Park, Jalori Pass and Serloskar Lake. Other activities hosted by the property are Trout Angling (seasonal), trekking and hiking and adventure sports like repelling, river rafting and river crossing. Find your path to nature's abundant beauty via road, rail, bus and air. Don't let the hours in a journey stop you from finding the treasure that rests at the end of it. By Road Delhi – Ambala (188 KM) – Chandigarh – Roopnagar (282 KM) – Kiratpur – Bilaspur (371 KM) – Mandi (440 KM) – Pandoh – Aut (481 KM) – Larji – (485) Gushaini (513) – Barnagi (519)Delhi – Ambala (188 KM) – Kalka – Shimla (370 KM) – Narkanda (430 KM) – Ani – Khanag – Jalori Pass (520 KM) – Shoja (524 KM) – Banjar (538 KM) – Gushaini (548) - Barnagi (554)*Jalori Pass closes in winters. From November – March you need to check before taking this route. By Bus Take the overnight Volvo bus from Delhi till Aut Tunnel. From here pre-arranged transfers to and from can be organised. By Rail Take a train till Chandigarh or Kiratpur, and transfer by road as above. By Air Fly to Bhuntar Airport in Kullu, and transfer by road as directed from Aut Tunnel. -They help in arranging adventure activities such as angling, trekking, river crossing and other adventure activity. -Facilities like Travel Desk keep the guests at ease. - Ample parking space is provided. -Laundry facility provided at an extra charge.