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Local Experience of Pin Valley
We have a lot of effort to bring more quality time to you and the people you love. You will have a chance to enjoy meaningful moments together and that’s reason why we’re here.
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$2,500.00 /night
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Mountain viewAll Rooms
Homely FoodBreakfast & Dinner
Attached Washroom
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We had a wonderful time in Gatuk homestay during our Kinnaur-Spiti valley tour in May 2023. The view from our room was splendid - the snow clad Pin Parvati mountain and the Pin river was just infront of the window!!!The owner of the homestay, Mr. Gatuk and his entire family were so nice and hosted us with utmost love and care..The food they served was also very tasty!!
Great place to stay in Mudh, lovely little authentic family serving great meals in the evening! Super clean room
Facilities r good at last village of Pin valley.Owner r very caring. Hospitality is also very good. U can stay and enjoy there.
The Gatuk Homestay is a surprising discovery I made on Google Maps. I'd no idea of places to stay in the Pin Valley, and it's rather difficult to call up any properties in the Pin, as there's no mobile connectivity or wi-fi. Luckily, I was able to connect with the owner on Instagram @gatukhomestay_mudh. Run by a hardworking old lady and her son, Gatuk, this is the best organized genuine homestay in the beautiful village of Mudh, in the upper reaches of the absolutely ethereal Pin Valley. Gatuk has four good-value rooms and a dormitory. Of these, the two on the first-floor have attached bathrooms with geysers and are amazingly comfortable, with picture-postcard views of the valley from the room. The two rooms on the second floor open on to the mud terrace and command fine views of the valley and the village. Sitting with the family in their traditional Spiti kitchen with floor mattresses and low tables is an experience in itself. It's an honest, hardworking, Buddhist family with bent backs and sunburnt faces. The old lady chops the fodder for the two family cows, feeds them, milks them, and makes butter and cheese from the milk. The family eat what they grow on their smal plots of tough land scattered around the village.Owner Gatuk, is a knowledgeable guide, and has good knowledge of the flora and fauna in the region. The rooms are available on room-only basis as well, in case you find the Spiti food austere and simple. You may eat at the Tara Traveller's Café next door with its wide menu. Since this is a homestay and not a guesthouse, it would be nice if you're sensitive to local culture and don't impose yourself on the host family. There can be water issues early in the season, as well as in October, due to sub-zero night temperatures that freeze the pipes. Gatuk and his 68-year old mother do the best they can to make you comfortable. It's also a good chance to experience how people live in extremely harsh conditions where winter stretches from mid-October to mid-May.
A truly warm and cosy place in it's truest sense. Our dear granny is very caring. You will feel humbled by their genuine hospitality and lifestyle. I wish them all the luck to grow and prosper.
The Location of the Homestay was awesome. Not just the view from the roof but also from the room. I spent a lot of time on the roof doing Timelapse, and the valley that goes beyond Mudh, was straight ahead looking out of the window. The food was great, made by the homestay owner. For breakfast I sat near the stove, while the aloo paratha was being made, and it come from the frying pan right onto my plate. A great place to spend at least two night. We however and a long trip ahead of us, so spent just one night.
This is the homestay with the best view . The place is absolutely serene and one can sit and watch might Himalayas right from the room. Warm host and authentic food. If detox is what you are looking at there can't be any place better than this . Host was humble enough to show me around and even took out for a small trek.woukd love to go back to this place any day
GET DIRECTIONS Village/ PO: Mudh, Tehshil: Spiti, District: Lahaul Spiti, Unnamed Road Dhar Pilsur, Himachal Pradesh 172117 India
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