They have ingeniously integrated traditional architecture with modern amenities to appeal to a larger audience, they have made small modifications like attached toilets and recycled pallets to make beds and baskets, which double as dustbins.
As for the cost of building this homestay, as per Suchita says, “Managing and maintaining the homestay is more costly than constructing it. They have to keep polishing the mud to ensure that the property is free of insects. One can enjoy the stay under himalayan skies and unquestionable hospitality for 3500 Rs per night including breakfast.
The comfortable and spacious cottages at the resort offer a perfect blend of authentic design using local materials. The food served is often local and authentic to the region, and they themselves take great care in curating meals for the guests.
As the area comes under the UNESCO World Heritage site, so visitors need to practice some restraint while staying there for instance loud music is not allowed and damage to flora and fauna of the region is strictly prohibited.