Arrive at the property. Check in the property over a cup of tea. Go for a leisure walk in the forest or next to the river to soak in the great ambiance of the national park. Dinner and overnight in the property
Meals: Nil

Today, we recommend a walk from Gushaini. One can climb for about 20 minutes to the village of Bandal. Visit the Devis temple, which is sacred and worshipped by all locals. Continue the walk along the mountainside through thick virgin forest and then the trail descends to end at the property. A great pleasant jungle walk where one may pick up pine cones and wood roses, barks and sticks and flowers and nuts and bird feathers for craft items. In the evening chill out at the river side with bonfire and BBQ
Meals: Breakfast

There is so much to explore and time will always fall short. One actually can spend a week easily and yet not see everything that The Great Himalayan National Park has to offer. Quaint villages, mesmerizing scenery, gushing waters make the places in and around the national park amazing. Here are some half & full day tours recommendations that one can take

HALF DAY SUGGESTED TOURS
• Sarchi - a rustic village, an ornate temple of the local deity and beautiful mud houses with thatched roofs set in dense pine, deodar and oaks trees

Post breakfast, departure for onwards destination


HALF DAY SUGGESTED TOURS

 SANGHAR: local folklore village believed to be created by the Pandvas. Charming grasslands, mountain peaks, wide meadows, the three-tiered Shangchul Mahadev temple.

 CHAINI KOTHI: An impressive 45 meter tall piece of architecture, the tower is made of stone and wood and is the tallest standing structure of its kind in Himalaya, A living testimony of the skilled craftsmen of the local villagers as great wood craftsmen.

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED FULL DAY TOURS

 JIBHI WATERFALL: A cascading waterfall with numerous wooden bridges along the path is a picturesque attraction near Banjar valley.

 JALORI PASS AND SEROLSAR LAKE: The trek from Jalori pass takes one through a forest path and rustic hamlets to Serolsar Lake, a clean lake surrounded by picturesque hills nearby.

 PRASHAR LAKE: is a blue water lake at the western kost flank of the Dhauladhar ranges ending in the Kullu Valley. The trek follows a charming trail through a forest and several rivulets ending at local temple of Parahsar Rishi next to the lake.

 MANIKARAN GURUDWARA & HOT SPRINGS: located in the premises of the Gurudwara, the springs are considered as holiest and the devout take a dip here believing to have medicinal healing properties.

 KASOL: Located in Parvati valley the river Parvati cuts across the valley creating a stunning landscape. The popular treks to Kheer Ganga and Tosh nallah start from here. Kasol is also known to be a haven for Israeli food and consequently, been given the name the “mini Israel”.

 KULLU HERITAGE WALK TO SULTANPUR: Sultanpur Palace houses beautiful miniatures and is also known as Rupi Palace. It was the residential palace of erstwhile rulers of Kullu Valley and is even now, inhabited by the royal family.

 SAINJ VALLEY: Very offbeat valley, the Sainj valley trek takes you right into the heart of Great Himalayan National Park (GNHP). The trek starts at the magnificent meadows of Shangarh reminding one of Kashmir as the trail goes through dense forests, ringing with bird cries finally opening out of the forest with remarkable views of the mighty peaks surrounding the Raktisar glacier.