Grat Bluewood GHNP | Deohari | Sainj Valley | WFH

This beautiful tarditional khatkuni style (wood and stone ) homestay In Manyashi village of Sainj ,"Blue wood" is Co- hosted by a local farmer family. It is surrounded by old age traditional houses, temples, natural ground water sources and a dense deodar forest as its backyard.. There is a lot to explore around with never ending and vast chronicles of this other-worldly, picturesque village. If you're looking for an authentic local Himachali experience, this is the place to be. Grat Bluewood is a 2BR prperty. The bedrooms are furnished with double beds and comfortable and clean beddings. an equipped kitchen will be available for guests to indulge in self cooking. The washrooms are adjacent to the rooms and are maintained well to keep up with hygiene standards. There is a patio over looking the entire valley and surrounding villages. The Pundrik Rishi Temple is at a minute walk . There are many Beautiful day hikes and trails around like Pundrik Rishi lake, Sarikanda, Banogi thana and many more. free village Parking is available @ deohari parking lot/ Manyashi parking lot. the parking is at a walking distance from the property. Our team is always available around. Local host family is always available during your stay at Bluewood. Bluewood is located in a very friendly neighbourhood. You will come across many local people who are mainly farmers by occupation. There are fruit orchards and farmland all around. you could indulge and learn about local lifestyle, culture and food etc. You could accompany some local to their farms amazing farming skills. The property is 8 kms from uphill Sainj town(sainj bus stand). We arrange pickup/drop service on request. guests travelling in their own vehicle can park in the deohari/manyashi parking lot. its safe and free. Pocket WIFI is provided to the guest on request. The average speed is 30 mbps. Jio and Airtel have the best cellular connectivity however Vodafone also works just fine. We don't have a power back up at the moment but power cuts are rare.