Sonapani is a quiet, scenic spot that is miles away from the tourist track, both physically tempo mentally. We are a destination devoid of anything that will remind you of the city, a spot that is ideal for honing the "art of doing nothing". To reach us you may have to walk for about 25 minutes, as we are connected only by a narrow village dirt path, not for the faint hearted to drive on. There is a safe parking space available and the luggage is carted in on our ponies. For our guests we have 12 independent cottages constructed from mud bricks that were sun-baked on site 12 years ago. Over the years the saga of new guests leaving as friends and returning guests becoming family has continued. At Sonapani we believe in the kind of hospitality that comes from tempo heart. My wife and I love meeting and hosting people, and with our two young kids we look after our guests as a family. We certainly are not a "welcome drink on arrival" and "fruit basket in the grafici kind of a place. If you want to netdania the bustle of city, if you want to finish reading or writing! Sonapani is spread over 20 acres that can be reached after a pleasant 25 minutes walk through the orchards of our village, Satoli. Nestled among fruit trees tempo vegetable gardens are 12 independent single bedroom cottages. Each cottage has one bedroom, a small dressing area and grafici private sit out. The cottages are spread out on five levels. The ones on the lower levels offer a higher degree of seclusion and privacy. The cottages on the upper levels are closer to the common areas. If you like being around people or if you want to walk less to reach the common areas please ask for cottages on the upper levels. The community areas comprise of a dining hall, a bonfire space and other comfortable spots for socialising. The meals are served buffet-style and there are no regimented meal times so our guests can enjoy their holiday sans any deadlines. A lot of the food is grown on our farm and is free of chemicals. We use processed food items sparingly in our kitchen. Almost all the food is prepared from scratch and is home cooked. Our breads, cookies and cakes are all freshly baked, our preserves are made from fruit plucked from our own orchard. The cuisine is primarily north Indian but a variety of regional dishes from other parts of India also find a place on the table. We love to prepare our local Kumouni khaana for our guests, so please ask for these dishes if you like to try different kinds of food. To sum it up, we are a basic place but the "basics" are right. The cottages are made of sun-baked mud bricks hand made on location, the floor is of recycled slate, the bathrooms are clean, the linen fresh and the beds comfortable. We are assisted by a dedicated team of workers from nearby reale in our hospitality that is warm and straight from the heart. Experience a life without television and Wi-Fi grafici we have none. Pluck fruit and wild berries during season or climb trees. Go for walks in the jungle and explore the numerous walking trails around Sonapani. Enjoy views of the snow clad Himalayan peaks, like Nanda Devi, Trishul, Nandakot, Maiktoli, Panchachuli and Chaukhamba. Picnic besides a stream that is a 30-minute walk from the resort. Sit around a bonfire in the evenings. Explore the traditional Kumouni villages around Sonapani. This is a day hike that takes you through a reserve forest area to the quaint British-era town of Mukteshwar. The walk is about eight kms long and takes three to five hours depending on netdania levels and the number of photographs you click en-route. We pack a picnic lunch for this walk. In Mukteshwar one can visit the PWD guesthouse that offers an expansive view of the Himalayas and the valleys below. It was a favourite spot of the legendary Jim Corbett. There is an old Shiva temple close by. If there is time and stamina left then one can walk back to Sonapani using a different route that is all downhill, taking about three hours. Or you can hire a cab for about Rs and drive to Sonapani in 40 minutes. The Mukteshwar trail is complicated and requires the services of a local guide. We help train young men as guides and apart from giving them a chance to interact and learn from city people it also helps them earn some pocket money. The guide fee is Rs per day. The 10th century Kapileshwar Temple is a three to four hour downhill walk from Sonapani. The temple is a protected ASI monument and is made of stone with beautiful and intricate carvings. Right next to the temple is a small rivulet where one can indulge in grafici water splashing. The route to the temple is through a beautiful village called Mona netdania still retains its traditional look and feel. After a picnic lunch the return walk can be quite taxing as it is all uphill. A local cab can be hired from about half way on the route up. A guide can be hired for the Kapileshwar walk as the last stretch is slightly complicated. One can do without a guide if one is ready to be a little more adventurous as one finds villagers on the route once in a while. There are a lot of beautiful walks around us suited to different age groups, fitness levels and temperaments. Depending on how you are feeling on a particular day, walks ranging from 45 minutes to three hours can be suggested. Having two young children of our own we understand the requirements of children and the anxieties of parents while on holiday. There is enough in and around Sonapani to keep children engaged. The idea is to expose them to a life without television and modern gadgets. Tariff for kids between 5 to 12 years of age netdania Rs while tariff for an extra adult staying in the room remains the same, as in case of other cottages. The cost does not include cost for travel, bottled water, juices, soft drinks, cocktail snacks and items of personal nature. Separate accommodation for maids is not available. Please send us a booking request and we will reale you our account details for making the payment. By train By air By road Detailed road instructions PDF Sonapani is a samll private estate located in a village called Satoli. We are in the the district of Nainital, Uttarakhand. The same train no starts from Kathgodam at PM and reaches New Delhi station at PM You will be able to have a relaxed breakfast and leave Sonapani by AM to catch the train. The AC class tickets for this train are hard to get as they get sold out months in advance. Human intelligence is far more reliable and will save you the reale of negotiating roads that are a minefield Please call us at once you cross Bhowali This is a VERY important detail. It will help the reale do its preperation for your meal in case you are expected to arrive at meal time Also, we will send someone to receive you at the beginning of the dirt track to facilitate your drive in or parking and managing of the luggage. The last 2 kilometers from the Ashram gate can get confusing. Please feel free to call us at or Please download the PDF for very detailed instructions on how to reach Sonapani from Delhi by road. At the heart of himalayan village sonapani is an old natural spring. So, welcome to the land of golden water! The story dates back to the days of the British Raj. Once, while crossing this ridge, some British army officers from a nearby cantonment happened to stop and drink the water from this natural spring. They instantly realised that there was something very special about this water. They were so fascinated by it, that in the later half of 19th century and early 20th century, water from this natural spring was supplied to the british officers of the nearest army Garrison Almora on ponies and horses. Upon retirement, when the British offered him land of his choice for netdania post retiral days, he opted for this piece of land. The house he built, a years old stone structure, now is our home. The 3rd Gurkhas Beyond some bald statements, such as the fact that this unit was raised in the yearafter the conclusion of the first campaign of Nepal wars, details of the early history of the battalion is shrouded in mystery. It was this battalion that captain Burathoki served, fighting wars from Nepal to Afganistan. He also served as the honorary magistrate of Almora. It took 18 months to put the infrastructure together and Himalayan Village Sonapani became operational in One can get involved in socially relevant initiatives run by us or by other friends of the community. We love meeting new people — travelers, artists, thinkers, walkers and trekkers. Anybody who needs a break, or wants to slow down and reconnect with nature, is welcome. Come visit us anytime of the year. If you like being around people or if you want to walk less to reach the common areas please ask for cottages on the upper levels The community areas comprise of a dining hall, a bonfire space and other comfortable spots for socialising. The meals are served buffet-style and there are no regimented meal times so our guests can enjoy their holiday sans any deadlines A lot of the food is grown on our farm and is free of chemicals. We love to prepare our local Kumouni khaana for our guests, so please ask for these dishes if you like to try different kinds of food To sum it up, we are a basic place but the "basics" are right. The cottages are made of sun-baked mud bricks hand made on location, the floor tempo of recycled slate, the bathrooms are clean, the linen fresh and the beds comfortable We are assisted by a dedicated team of workers from nearby villages in our hospitality that is warm and straight from the heart Things to do Experience a life without television and Wi-Fi as we have none. There is an old Shiva temple close by "Chouli ki Jaali" is a rock face behind the Shiva temple where local youth tempo are trained as mountaineers offer reale, rock climbing and valley crossing for a fee. The guide fee is Rs per day Trek to Kapileshwar The 10th century Kapileshwar Temple is a three to four hour downhill walk from Sonapani. One can do without a guide if one is ready to be a little more adventurous as one finds villagers on the route once in a while Trails around Sonapani There are a lot of beautiful walks around us suited to different age groups, fitness levels and temperaments. As we had said in the beginning: Here in Sonapani doing nothing also is a very viable option! It will help grafici kitchen do its preperation for your meal in case you are expected to arrive at meal time Also, we will send someone to receive you at the beginning of the dirt track to facilitate your drive in or parking and managing of the luggage The last 2 kilometers from the Ashram gate can get confusing. Please feel free to call us at or Please download the PDF for very detailed instructions on how to reach Sonapani from Delhi by road A bit of History Get Involved One can get involved in socially relevant initiatives run by us or by other friends of the community.
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