Getaways, Homestays!
Two homestays in Himachal Pradesh: the Meenabagh homestay in an apple orchard in Ratnari village and Kudrat in Tirthan valley, Kullu.

Great trips become great memories. And if you’re looking for such getaways, in these extra careful times, we get you some homestays in Himachal Pradesh, worth checking
Homestay, as the name suggests, is a stay at someone’s private property for a vacation. Must say, it offers an amazing learning experience to live in such homes and get to know so much about art, culture and basic life of other people in mountains. So, here are some interesting getaways, you can drive to.

Stay at homes in Ratnari
A bungalow in the middle of an apple orchard of Ratnari village is where the Meenabagh homestay lies. It can be an escape for ones who wish to switch off from the outer world and peacefully spend good days in the serenity of this beautiful landscape. Ratnari is a famous village belt for apple farming and thus extensive apple farming can be witnessed at this stay.

The bungalow has ample space to accommodate various guests at a time. It has a fireplace and has an orchard area of 150m in front of the house. The best part is one can go around the farms and pluck vegetables and apples for their food preparation. The stay also provides you with a telescope to gaze at clear skies at night, making it all the more experience worth living.
Homestay in Kullu
Kudrat, as the name speaks for itself, is a place for those who wants to spend their time in the lap of nature. It is surrounded by tall pine and deodar trees providing peace and state of calmness. Kudrat is divided into two houses one ‘The Wood House’ and another ‘The Stone House’ consisting of 11 beautiful rooms across them. The property is located at an altitude of 6200 feet in Tirthan valley. What’s more appealing is the view of Tirth peak (14,000 ft.) in Great Himalayan National Park from this stay. The location also has a distant view of Tirthan River, which one can visit and have an amazing family time.
From the January 2021 issue of FHM India.
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