The Valley View Villa 3.48

Welcome to The Valley View Villa....where sounds of nature make music, the breeze refreshes, the sunshine on the lawn make seamless conversations and cherished memories... and you can never stop admiring the scenic beauty.
Here you may have at your disposal- a spacious garden with flowers in almost every season, a lawn with grass that challenges the luxury of beds...a double bedroom of substantive dimensions that opens up to the balcony looking across the entire valley beyond
A drawing cum dining room with a television set (if you ever get time off from your adventures!), a fully equipped kitchen and two bathrooms with running water.
Set in the backdrop of the small hill town of Bhowali, just 14kms short of Nainital, the valley that comprises the district is relatively small and stretches up to the tourist hot spot of Bhimtal lake. It experiences moderate temperatures, has easy access to the lush greenery that abounds it. It is also famous for two twin lakes – the Sattaal (seven mini lakes that conjoin to make one) and The Garudhtal (haunted lake- not literally though!).
With the pristine wilderness harbouring spectacular flora and fauna, it is ideally suited for people wanting to go a little off beat and indulge in trekking and other physical activities if that is to their liking. Located at a point almost in the middle of the valley, is the Villa.
In fact location wise, it is most easily approachable yet remarkably secluded (right on the fork of the Sattaal road). A short drive either way may take you to Bhimtal or Bhowali to the nearest ATM and market place for supplies.
An hour’s drive may have you meandering around the roads leading you to Mukteshwar and Ramgarh both popular tourist destinations. Forty-five minutes on the road may lead you to the bustling town of Nainital and from there you may go on to another spectacular picnic spot- Pangot.
Utttarakhand state abounds in natural beauty and wildlife, and additionally the Corbett national park and Tiger reserve is just two hours away. There’s a lot more to observe and enjoy- the culture, seclusion, the serendipity and of course modern provisions at the same time.
The nights may have you stretched out in the balcony and hear the sounds of the jungle across and beyond....and believe me, you can get very lucky if you have a camera at your disposal.
So get in touch if you wish to know what staying in the hills truly is.