Access to Sangla valley has always been elusive. Hundreds of years ago, the heroes of the epic Mahabharata hid here during the last year of their exile. Much later the valley was closed for strategic reasons. The Indo-Tibet border is only 20 kms. away. Sangla valley has a timeless heritage : Polyandry, Hinduism, Buddhism, Oracles and the Bhojpatra - a rare tree bark finer than the finest of papers. Ancient Indian scriptures were written on them. At the Baspa banks you can loll in a hammock in the neighbouring woods. The aroma, the humming wind, and the fallen leaves which crackle beneath the feet are an experience which you will always cherish. As is the siesta by the brook called Baspa. It boasts of the best trout in India. Besides our hospitality, you will love the hot baths, alfresco breakfasts, bar-be-cue, and the recreational facilities. And should you lose a game of croquet, m'sieur, you can put our boomerang to fitting use.

TRAVEL FACTS:
Getting there: 9 hrs. by road from Shimla or 11 hrs from Manali.
Climate.. 10 to 180C
Height: 9000 ft.
Facilities:15 Swiss tents, western toilets, Iibrary, fishing rods, mountain bikes.
Activities: Quiet retreat, excursions to Chitkul - the last Indian village. Day return treks, trout fishing, croquet, volleyball.
Operating period: May to October

Per Person Rs. 1800 or $45
Extra bed for child below 12 years : Rs. 650 or $20

Tariff includes :
Accommodation in Swiss tents, trout fishing, all meals, tea/coffee. Overnight treks from
Sangla can be arranged at extra cost.