Oaktree /Offbeat#Hattu Valley View

Welcome to Oaktree Homes. A must visit if you are on the way to Narkanda, Jibhi, Kasaul, Manali, Sangla, Chitkul, Kalpa, Spiti Valley and need to take some rest or stop for the night. Its just few kilometers from Narkanda on NH5. Soak in the beauty of Himalayan village in the valley surrounded by mountains and orchards to pluck your favourite fruit. Plush rooms with attached bath and ample space for parking. Home cooked local food with indoor and outdoor eating spaces. The space Oaktree homestay is situated in Narkanda, Himachsl Pradedh the valley surrounded by mountains on three sides. We have our own orchards of fruits like plum, peach, cherry, apple, walnut and many more. 24*7 electricity and unlimited water supply is available in 5 rooms available for guests. each room have ample space to accommodate 2 adults and 2 kids. water fall, natural swimming pool, water stream is also nearby the stay where you can take natural shower. we provide bonfire and barbeque on water stream with music. Guest access We have 4 large rooms with attached baths for guests with individual access through a common alleyway. Eating space is outdoor and indoor depending on weather. During your stay All our esteemed guests can reach out to us through messages on Airbnb and once confirmation is received we will be available 24*7 on call, messages and WhatsApp provided to guests after confirmation. Other things to note Following things can be done when you will reach at Oaktree Homestay. # Guests can enjoy free bonfire. # Relax and Enjoy the Scenery of the place. # Walk around the village Swari and in apple, pears, peach, apricot, prunes, walnuts, almond etc. orchards. # Enjoy a small waterfall near Homestay. # Jungle walk of Swari pine forest. # Full day trip to Visit Satluj river Thane Dhar to see the Apple Orchards, Chirch at kotharh, Tannujubbar Lake, Batnal snow point, Hike to Hatu Peak situated at an altitude of 3100 mtr, get a 360 view of the inner Himalayas Hatu Peak At 3400 meters and 26 km from Oaktree, when you travel through the road surrounded by pine and spruce trees, on top of the hill, is situated an ancient Hatu Mata temple. The peaks offers spectacular view of the entire Himalayan ranges, snow clad mountains and in depths are the dense forests, green fields and apple orchards. On one side are the deep and steep valleys with tall deodar trees forming charming patterns and on the other side you can see rock solid mountains almost pushing you into the valley. With every turn of the road, you feel the sharp ascent and the scenery around you changes. Best view is of course from the top of the Hatu Peak viewpoint. On a clear day, you get a panoramic view of the snow capped Shrikhand Mahadev peaks from here. Hiking is recommended to reach the peak. HATU Temple History: Hatu is a ancient Temple located in dense forest.It ‘s enclosed by lush greenery,Pine and spruce trees on the hill top.With serene view of Peak . It is highest peak of the area at 11153 feet .Hatu is ultimate destination for tourist and devotees.Fascinating and astonish landscape makes people to visit again and again .Hatu is a small beautiful wooden temple .People comes with their wishes to temple ,it is a belive that asking with true heart will definitly get fulfilled something . According to local belief the famous hatu mata temple is the temple of ‘Mandodari’ wife of ‘Ravna’. People come in great number on the first Sunday of ‘Jeth’ (name of hindi month) to pay ritual here. Goat sacrifice is still in practice near the temple.hat it’s where the Pandavas brothers prepared and cooked their food during their agyaat vaas. There is a legend, which stems from the Bhagwad Gita, that the Pandavas brothers spent part of their time in exile on the top of this Himalayan mountain. Having gambled away their fortune and wife, they were cast out from their clan for thirteen years. They also had to remain invisible to people for a period of one year. Should that condition be broken they had to spend a further thirteen years in exile (apparently they succeeded). There is a legend that Pandavas spent part of their life during there exile here on Hatu peak. There are two giant stones, shaped like a chullah called “Bheem Chullah” stands as an evidence in the vicinity.