Cottage in Raithal

A rural empowerment initiative, The Goat Village, Dayara Bugyal can be reached after a 6-hour drive from Dehradun, followed by a 15-minute walk. Earthen wood cottages, condominiums, and arrangements for pitching tents await you amidst the timeless meadows of Dayara in Uttarkashi. We serve local delicacies. We have the largest property in Raithal, featuring a spacious open lawn that offers the most breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The space Our property is an eco-conscious farm stay where you can truly disconnect and immerse yourself in nature. We offer a mix of beautifully crafted mud, stone, and pine-wood cottages. Each one provides a cozy, rustic haven with a breathtaking bay window overlooking the lush forests and the Greater Himalayas. Inside, you'll find a comfortable double bed, and a traditional, rustic charm that makes you feel at home. Outside, you can enjoy our lush green lawn for a peaceful evening stroll or gather around the bonfire at night for a memorable Garhwali feast. The property is designed for those who want to experience the tranquil beauty of the mountains while supporting a local, sustainable initiative. Guest access Guests have full access to their cottages, dining area, common lounge, and open spaces around the property. You’re welcome to explore nearby trails, organic farms, and viewpoints. For safety, please inform the team before heading for hikes or leaving the premises after dark. Other things to note 🌿 Nature & Surroundings Set against rolling green hills and ancient forests, Apple Cottage is surrounded by a rich tapestry of flora and fauna. Wander through fragrant wildflower meadows where Himalayan oak and rhododendron trees paint the slopes with color each season. In spring and summer, vibrant bursts of marigolds, primulas, and wild geraniums carpet the meadows, while autumn brings golden russets and crisp mountain air. Birdwatchers and nature lovers will delight in the frequent sightings of: Himalayan Bulbul Chestnut-tailed Starling Laughing Thrush Woodpeckers and warblers