Deep into the forests of Kotabagh, on the banks of Dabka river lies Aniya, a village with a rustic, old-world charm. Uncharted, untouched and a testament to a bygone era. Here, we welcome you to Kumaun Pavilion- the heirloom home of the Bhatt family, built in 1942 & 1983. The home follows traditional Pahadi architecture, with a wooden skeleton and mud plaster. Living in a mud house is an experience unto itself. The natural coolness is distinct and pleasurable. The surrounding forests are navigable and offer numerous hiking trails and camping spots. What makes this place a gem is its unparalleled, as private as it gets, river access. It offers a great opportunity to immerse oneself in nature. The village is popular among birding enthusiasts. 

The rooms have an outer space where there is one single bed and sofa chairs. The inside space has a king-size bed, a table and 2 charging points. The veranda is spacious and has 2 old shady trees, one jack-fruit and one mango. It’s a great place to play badminton, nap in the afternoon, or enjoy a cool night’s sleep under starry skies. If you wish to enjoy simple pleasures of hillside village life, and explore the adventures of great outdoors, this place is perfect. 

TARIFF- ₹2,000 per room for 3 adults (+18% GST) ; Extra person charges- ₹300 ; Includes breakfast

FOOD & KITCHEN-

Standard Meals-

Veg meals
Full- a dal, a vegetable with rice and rotis @ 250
Half- either dal or vegetable with rice or rotis @ 150

Non-veg meals
Full- chicken dish with a dal or vegetable with rice and rotis @ 350
Half- chicken dish with rice or rotis @ 200

All rates are per person per meal

You have access to our simple kitchen to cook on your own @ ₹20 per person.

Closest grocery store- 40m ; Kotabagh market- 10km