Who can visit the farm?

Those who have interest in any area of biodiversity or hill farming can visit the farm with prior intimation and permission from its owner.

Who can stay at the farm?

Preference for farmstay will be given  to students, scientists, academicians, environmentalists and others who are engaged in the study, research and documentation of Himalayan ecology and biodiversity.

Farmstay Accommodation

Govind had converted his ancestral stone and mud house to a two room cottage a few years back. The cottage was renovated in March 2017 with financial support from Kumaon Charitable Trust.  The farmstay has two small and very simply furnished bedrooms, a washroom and kitchen with traditional wood fuel cooking place and modern LPG gas cooking facility. This farm stay welcomes Ethno Botanists, Plant Biologists, Apiologists, Herbalists, Entomologists, Photographers and Ornithologists who have specific academic interests in Kumaon Himalayan biodiversity. A maximum of four overnight visitors will be allowed to stay as the farm owners intend to restrict the footprint impact on  local ecology.