In 1848, Laxmi Das Pradhan — a Newar tradesman from Bhaktapur who had fled Nepal
Author: StayEatSee Editorial
Two childhood friends left Kalimpong for different cities — education, careers, the ordinary trajectory of
In the quiet village of Moira, by the river where fishtail palms sway and hornbills
In Spang Chenmo, a quiet neighbourhood of Leh away from the tourist buses and the
In the quiet hamlet of Pangan, away from Manali’s tourist rush, an architect named Sherab
Twelve years ago, Andy and Anya Gupta designed and built Aura as a private residence
An hour and a half from Mumbai, across the Dharamtar Creek, on a 5,000 square
A 4-acre mountain retreat on a ridgeline in the sleepy village of Guniyalekh, at 6,900
Salban means sal forest. The name is accurate. Seven kilometres from Kanha’s Mukki Gate, on
Swati Seth left city life for the mountains of Naggar, started hosting women in her
A 180-year-old British heritage villa on five acres of wooded hillside in Kasauli, with views
On 44 acres of mountain farmland in Rinchenpong, at over 6,000 feet above sea level,
The Ganpule family served the Peshwas as warriors and advisors. When their land was disputed,
On the highest peak in the Nathdwara region, where the Aravallis spread out in every
In 2018, a former Indian Navy sailor and deep-sea commercial diver and a Scottish textile
In 2014, a former aviation professional and a former sound engineer looked at a degraded
In the 1990s, a retired army officer and his wife found a light-green patch of
On the banks of the Harangi river in Madalapura village, Captain Prio Chaubey used to
