Chilling at Vayu Kutir
Vayu Kutir is itself a destination which offers hiking trails, riverside walks, barbecue & bonfire. You can enjoy watching fish (Koi, Goldfish, Silver Sharks and River Carps) in our aquarium standard large fishpond. We have two smaller fish ponds besides a lotus and a lily pond.
A day spent at Vayu Kutir can be as much fun as a day spent at any destination! Many of our short stay guests lament when leaving, "We wish we had known how beautiful the property is. We would have set aside a day for Vayu Kutir!"
To encourage our guests to set aside a day for Vayu Kutir, we have a rule - If you set aside a day for Vayu Kutir, your hosts set aside a day to help you enjoy your day Vayu Kutir - We can accompany you on hikes and riverside walks and share a complimentary Kangra dham (meal) with you.
Fish Pond
At Vayu Kutir we have a massive (50,000 litres) acquarium standard outdoor fish pond, which we believe is the largest privately owned acquarium standard fish pond in the country.
Rooftop Deck
From August to March, Vayu Kutir's rooftop deck is a great place to chill at in total privacy, soaking in the salubrious weather, gorgeous views and sumptuous food.
The rooftop deck is exclusively reserved for guests for sitting, sunbathing, dancing or yoga. From October to March you can watch the blue waters of the snow fed Beas river lazily flow into the massive Pong reservoir, with the Dhauladhar sub Himalayan rocky mountains serving as a mesmerizing backdrop.
A lot of migratory birds flock to the Pong reservoir between November 15 to March 15.
Because of he view that it commands, the rooftop deck is great place to be on even during the peak monsoon months of August and September which are normally not associated with travel.
Unlike some other districts of Himachal Pradesh, Kangra district, where Vayu Kutir is located, is not prone to landslides. Two alternatively National Highways provide assured access to Vayu Kutir and the many places of interest nearby.
The rooftop deck is exclusively reserved for guests for sitting, sunbathing, dancing or yoga. From October to March you can watch the blue waters of the snow fed Beas river lazily flow into the massive Pong reservoir, with the Dhauladhar sub Himalayan rocky mountains serving as a mesmerizing backdrop.
A lot of migratory birds flock to the Pong reservoir between November 15 to March 15.
Because of he view that it commands, the rooftop deck is great place to be on even during the peak monsoon months of August and September which are normally not associated with travel.
Unlike some other districts of Himachal Pradesh, Kangra district, where Vayu Kutir is located, is not prone to landslides. Two alternatively National Highways provide assured access to Vayu Kutir and the many places of interest nearby.
