Majuwa Forest Camp

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The Camp

The forest camp promotes eco-tourism in the truest sense. All the materials used for construction are locally available and made by villagers themselves. The cottages are made of wood, bamboo and stone and in some parts, walls are inlaid with wonderful chataai. The wooden and bamboo furnitures are simple but so beautiful, and adds a unique, rustic charm to it.

Accommodation

There is a Craftsman-style stone cottage, which has a dining room, a common lobby in ground-floor and two associated and a detach double room, all with attached bathroom, two picturesque white-bark cottages named Chyabrung I and II and a Tree House combines both minimalism and fantasy.

Room Notes:
Stone Cottage - A stone cottage assigned to two people and have one double bed
White Bark Cottage - A wooden cottage assigned to two people and have one double bed
Tree House - A tree house assigned to two people and have one double bed

Happiness is homemade

Here local cuisine is served, with locally grown vegetables with much love and care, honestly, something you would never get to see in a normal hotel. The hosts are very friendly, their ‘pahari’ nature of hospitality is all about warmth and ingenuity. Barbeque party and cultural shows can also be arranged on demand. You can explore parts of the beautiful Singalila range, enamouring forests, lush green villages and the perfectly manicured undulating tea gardens.Take a long breath, here options are too many to make your stay a really rejuvenating one.

Let the morning begin...

Just listening to endless songs of the flowing river stream sounds like a lullaby down there, birds and wind whistles through trees, wandering through the serpentine idle road will add charm to your solitude with piping hot tea or spicy noodles or may be something else. The lazy morning delight will be manifold when you see little heads of school goers are coming out of the lower hills, steadied on road and again slowly disappearing in the bends of upper hills. Time actually flows of its own and when your vacation ended you fail to register.

A leisure afternoon...

The tranquil beauty of this serene place has completely engulfed your mind. You can spend hours sitting on the balcony of the cottage and listening to the sweetest songs of blue whistling thrush, verditer flycatcher and many other local birds which is perfectly harmonized with the sound of river Sawaji khola.

Come out, come out, where ever you are

Sit outside of the small little pool and see cloud and sun is playing hide and seek, and the place is absolutely silent, except for the constant hum of the river. Half lay on the wet boulders right on the riverbed and stared at the vast open sky and green mountains that surrounded you, and the innumerable butterflies.