What Makes Mountain Mamma Unique? At Mountain Mamma, every detail is chosen with love to create a warm, soulful experience. Our rooms are bright and welcoming, with beautiful handpicked curtains that sway gently with the mountain breeze, filtering sunlight in the coziest way. Lush indoor plants add a touch of life and freshness, making the space feel like a home tucked in nature’s lap. We take hygiene seriously, ensuring every corner is spotless so you can relax without a worry. And when it comes to food, we keep it wholesome and nostalgic. Our meals are home-cooked and served in traditional steel cookware, just like the way our grandmothers did—warm, hearty, and full of love. From the little touches to the big comforts, we aim to make you feel not just welcome, but truly at home in the mountains.

Hey there, and welcome! Welcome Home to Mountain Mamma - Where the Mountains Meet Your Soul. I’m so happy you’ve chosen to stay at Mountain Mamma. This place is a piece of my heart - built from a love for slow living, mountain air, and meaningful connections and that's the very reason I traded city lights for Himalayan sunrises. This place is more than just a stay—it’s a feeling. It's all about simple joys of mountain life - the crisp morning air, starry skies, and the peace that only nature can bring. What I enjoy most about hosting is creating a space where people can truly unwind and feel like they belong. Whether it’s sharing local stories, cooking comfort food, or recommending quiet trails, I love curating little moments that stay with you long after you leave. When I’m not hosting, you’ll find me tending to my plants, experimenting in the kitchen, flipping through the pages of my favourite book, crocheting my life around with my yarn, teaching my students literature and philosophy, or just soaking in the mountain silence with a cup of tea. I believe in thoughtful hospitality - clean, cozy spaces, soul-warming meals served in steel cookware (just like at home!), and simple beauty in every detail. So settle in, breathe deep, and let the mountains do their magic. You’re home now.

Culinary Delights • Traditional Himachali Cuisine: Guests can savor dishes like Siddu (steamed bread) and Dham (a festive meal with rice, lentils, and vegetables), often prepared using local ingredients and served in traditional steel cookware. • Local Cafes: While options are limited, places like Mountain View Cafe offer a cozy ambiance and a taste of local flavors. Handicrafts and Souvenirs • Weaving and Wood Carving: The village is known for its handwoven shawls and intricate wood carvings, reflecting the artisans’ skills and the region’s cultural heritage. Visitors can purchase these as souvenirs or gifts. Nearby Explorations • Raila Twin Towers and Waterfall: A drive to the nearby village of Raila reveals historic twin towers and a serene waterfall, perfect for a day trip. • Pundrik Lake: A short hike leads to this tranquil lake surrounded by dense forests, offering