Say hello to your host, Rupesh. He has been hosting since 2019. Rupesh is easy going and approachable. He is extremely helpful and dependable too. In his free time, he enjoys cooking and gardening. Rupesh has always been interested in starting a venture in the travel and hospitality industry. Renting out his property and hosting guests from various parts of the world seemed like a great option to him. So, he began his hosting journey. He is an entrepreneur. In addition to being a dedicated host at present, Rupesh is also looking after the family business. Although Rupesh does not stay at the property, he has employed a manager to take care of guest needs.

The Goat Village, Dayara Bugyal, is a traditionally curated and crafted property in the rolling hills of Garhwal, a 7 hours' drive from Dehradun and a 400 scenic Trek. Overlooking the Himalayas, the earthen wood cottages are cozy and beautifully done up by the Local Women artisans. There are condominiums and arrangements for pitching tents. You are sure to be transfixed by the beauty of lush meadows and the cultural experience that comes with the stay. We offer a charming cottage with 2 rooms and a dormitory with 8 beds offering picturesque mountain views, making the guests feel closer to nature. Within the farm stay premises, we have common dining areas where you can relish the regional delicacies and a kitchen where the guest can cook small meals. The property provides candles, solar lamps and kerosene lamps for the comfort of the guests. Enjoy the bonfires at the night, stroll in the lush green lawn during the day, eat the traditional indigenous food, get your hands dirty by farming, go for thrilling treks, or simply do nothing and relax.

The location of the property is breathtaking with excellent scenic views- the cottages are surrounded by snowcapped mountains on 3 sides and forest at the backside. One can always opt for the famous Dayara Bugyal trek situated at an elevation of 3048m (Nearby Places To Visit) Gangnani hot water Sulphur springs. Harshil Village