The Indian Army has launched a unique tent-based homestay in Uttarakhand’s Garbyang recently. The unique eco-friendly stay allows travellers to experience nature and local culture up close. It is designed to promote sustainable tourism while offering an immersive experience amidst the region’s scenic landscapes. Scroll on to know how you can book a stay at this place.
Indian Army Launches Tent Homestay In Garbyang, Uttarakhand
Earlier in October, the Indian Army rolled out a tent-based homestay in Uttarakhand–Garbyang Army Homestay. The facility is located in Garbyang village, located in the Kumaon region of the state. According to The Economic Times, the homestay was launched under Operation Sadbhavna and the new facility was inaugurated by Lieutenant General D.G. Misra, General Officer Commanding, Uttar Bharat Area.
With the goal of encouraging sustainable tourism and improving livelihoods in India’s remote areas, the tent homestay by the Indian Army will soon be handed over to villagers for independent management. The whole project is part of the government’s Vibrant Villages Programme. The aim is to support border communities in earning a sustainable livelihood through tourism and local entrepreneurship.
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How To Book A Stay At This Place?
Coming to the most important question, how can one book a stay at Garbyang Army Homestay? As of now, there are no facilities to book the tent homestay by the Indian Army online. However, you can get in touch with the Garbyang Village Committee to book your stay. You can contact them on these numbers: 9410734276, 7579811930, or 9596752645.
The best part about these stays? They are easy on your pocket! Priced at ₹1,000 per person per night, inclusive of meals, these tent homestays launched by the Indian Army are all about offering visitors an immersive cultural experience, without breaking the bank!
The Indian Army focused on sustainability, designing these tent-based homestays using eco-friendly materials and practices. Visitors can connect with local families, savour traditional Kumaoni cuisine, and take part in village life, gaining a firsthand glimpse into the customs and culture of the high-altitude Himalayan region.
Affordable, sustainable, and surrounded by awe-inspiring landscapes, these eco-friendly homestays are perfect for your next getaway!
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