
Days are for wandering.
Naggar sits quietly above the Beas river at 2,000m — the slower, greener side of the mountain. An old capital of the Kullu valley, it offers an artist's legacy, a heritage castle, orchards, and forest trails. Everything below is a short walk or drive from House of Hulda.

A valley made of orchards.
The hillside surrounding House of Hulda is covered in apple, plum, peach, and apricot trees. In the spring, the valley fills with soft pink and white blossoms. By late summer and autumn, the branches hang heavy with ripe organic fruit.
Guests are welcome to wander the orchard, read under the shade of the trees, and pick fresh apples straight from the branch.
Local Guide
The Roerich Gallery
The home and mountain studio of painter Nicholas Roerich — a short, beautiful walk from the house through deodar trees.
Naggar Castle
A 500-year-old stone-and-wood castle above the Beas, featuring traditional wood-carved balconies and expansive valley views.
Hidden waterfall trails
Quiet paths through the pine forest that end where the water does — pack tea and make a morning of it.
Bonfire nights
Wool blankets, crackling deodar logs, and no hurry, on our open deck under a wide dark sky.
Stargazing at 2,000m
With little light pollution, the whole sky comes out over the deck. Spot constellations and the Milky Way.
Local Temples
Ancient wood-and-stone temples like Tripura Sundari, built in beautiful pagoda style, steps from the house.
How to reach Naggar
Fly to Bhuntar airport (Kullu–Manali), roughly an hour away, or take an overnight Volvo bus from Delhi/Chandigarh to the Patlikuhl junction, from which it is a short 15-minute taxi climb. You can also drive straight to Naggar via the left bank road. Tell us your arrival details and we will help arrange a pickup or send precise directions.