Life @ Trails of Bheta Beautiful Mornings— A mesmerizing sunrise, chirping of birds, cool mountain breeze and welcoming flowers. A light stroll and off course a sip of your favorite pahadi tea. Outdoor games— relive your childhood with a few games of gully cricket, single court basket ball, badminton and skate boards. A games room— bond with family and friends over a few games of table tennis, chess or carrom board. Work from Hills— find a peaceful spot under the gazebo or in a nearby jungle and experience working from hills like never before. A small library— just pick up a book and enjoy it under the beautiful valley facing gazebo with a sip of tea. A Shiva temple— a 500 kg Shiv statue carved out of single stone. A perfect place to take inspiration from the Adi Yogi himself as you immerse yourself in the yoga & pranayama poses. Dinner & Bonfire— bond with your family and friends enjoying your dinner under the gazebo. Request for bonfire (chargeable) to enhance your experience.

Lipsa Mishra— A thought leader with 10+ years of diverse experience with HR, Operations and bootstrapping her own startup. Pankaj Lohumi— Ex product leader with 18+ years of experience of leading multiple products in Microsoft. Author — Goodbye Corporate. Both us took a bold decision of retiring at 40 and here we are at our lovely abode, living a simple but happy life in the foothills of Himalayas.

Nearby treks—or what we call “Trails of Bheta” take you through villages, jungles, brooks, farm fields, pahadi irrigation canals etc. giving you a definite adrenalin rush with an occasional glimpse of the mighty snowcapped Himalayas. Baijnath Temple (6 kilometers drive from Trails of Bheta!) - A 1000+ years old temple is known for its exquisite architecture, specially the statue of Parvati Mata carved in a beautiful black stone. This temple is accompanied by a beautiful reservoir lake where tourists often stop by to enjoy the boat rides. Anasakti Ashram (10 kilometers drive from Trails of Bheta!) - A peaceful place with a small prayer room popularized by Mahatma Gandhi, during his stay in 1929, when he coined Kausani as Switzerland of India. On a non cloudy day, you see a 180 degree view of the mighty snowcapped greater Himalayan range from here. Rudradhari Waterfalls (18 kilometers drive from Trails of Bheta!) - A 2 kilometers of a jungle trek, takes you to this beautiful waterfall accompanied by a small cave temple. Trek enthusiast take a further 3 kms trek to the hill top to the Pinnath temple.