Mountain Homestays

Name: Mountain Homestays
Address: Leh, IN
Telephone: +918800317010
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We offer unique and authentic Himalayan experiences at Solar Powered Homestays across the Himalayas.

Mountain Homestays is a growing platform for promoting Impact tourism across various mountain destinations across the world. As part of this initiative, we provide remote communities with clean energy and support in the development of homestays. The initiative is particularly helping empower the women of these communities who run these homestays. Homestays based tourism not only provide them addit

ional income but also help them in the preservation of their traditional handicraft and culture. This innovative approach has enabled these women to be actively involved in the economic activities of their households.

02/03/2026

Matho Nagrang Festival is one of Ladakh’s most unique spiritual traditions, held at Matho Monastery, the only monastery in the region following the Sakya lineage of Tibetan Buddhism.

Celebrated on 02–03 March, this annual festival is renowned for the appearance of the Rongtsans, sacred oracles who manifest through ordained monks after months of meditation in isolation. Over two days, they perform extraordinary rituals and acts believed to offer insight, guidance and prophecy.

A rare cultural and spiritual experience, Matho Nagrang draws locals, travellers and researchers from across the Himalayan region and beyond.

Stay at Matho Eco Homestay, a boutique stay near the monastery and experience the festival closely through local hospitality. Guests can also engage in traditional thangka painting and Goncha making experiences with the host, offering deeper insight into local culture and craftsmanship.

🔗 Book your stay via the link in our bio
📍 Matho Monastery, Ladakh

27/02/2026

Jullay from Phyang 🌿
Meet Tashi Yangchan, a mother of two, a proud homeowner and the heart of Phyang Eco Residence.
In her traditional family home, stories flow as easily as her homemade herbal tea, brewed from wild leaves and flowers she gathers every summer.
Wake up to a green garden, warm smiles and slow mountain mornings.

From stargazing at the Cosmohub ✨ to hikes to Phyang Phu and herb foraging with Tashi, every moment here feels real, rooted and full of love.

Would you like to sip tea straight from the garden? 🍃

24/02/2026

Experience an offbeat stay in the South Garo Hills, set deep within Badrirongsawe village near the limestone landscapes of Siju Caves.
Mongri Eco Homestay offers an immersive village experience where travel slows down and everyday local life unfolds naturally around you.
From forest trails and caves to home-cooked local meals and meaningful host interactions, this stay is designed for travellers seeking nature and exploration beyond mainstream routes.
An ideal base to explore Siju Caves, Wari Chora, waterfalls and the cultural landscapes of Meghalaya.

🔗 Book your stay via the link in bio

21/02/2026

Explore the untouched landscapes of the South Garo Hills, where forests, rivers and village life define a slower, more meaningful way of travel.

Hadura Eco Homestay offers a peaceful stay amidst betel nut plantations, close to the caves, rivers and village trails of the Siju region. Guests experience everyday Garo life through farm walks, local cooking, fishing and quiet evenings surrounded by nature. Nearby, Mongri Eco Homestay, located deep within Badrirongsawe village, provides a more immersive rural experience with access to Siju Caves, forest trails, waterfalls and Balpakram National Park.

Together, these community-run homestays offer an authentic Meghalaya journey—rooted in nature, culture and genuine local connections, far from crowded tourist circuits.

Explore homestays in Meghalaya with Mountain Homestays.
Link in bio to plan your journey.

20/02/2026

A hidden river canyon in Meghalaya, Wari Chora is a rare natural wonder known for its crystal-clear waters, towering cliffs and immersive rafting journeys through narrow gorges. Tucked deep within the forests of the South Garo Hills, this untouched landscape offers an experience of raw nature and quiet adventure, far from the usual travel trails.

🏡 Stay close to this hidden paradise at Hadura Eco Homestay or Mongri Eco Homestay and experience Meghalaya through the warmth of local hospitality.

🔗 To book your stay and explore more community-led experiences, check the link in bio.

12/02/2026

Slow down and experience village life in the green landscapes of Meghalaya.

Abisa Eco Homestay in Sastgre Village offers a peaceful stay surrounded by farms, orange orchards, tea gardens and forests — just close enough to Nokrek National Park for nature exploration, yet far from crowded tourist routes.

Stay in a traditional Garo home, enjoy farm-fresh meals, connect with your host Suchitra and experience the rhythm of rural life from organic farming to the vibrant Wangala dance.

If you’re looking for meaningful travel rooted in culture, community and nature, this is your place.

Book your stay through the link in bio.

11/02/2026

Likir Dosmoche is a sacred celebration of faith, protection and renewal, held at Likir Monastery and observed on the same day as Leh Dosmoche. Marked by ritual prayers, vibrant ceremonial attire and traditional mask dances, the festival reflects centuries-old spiritual traditions of Ladakh. Each movement and mask narrates ancient stories, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil and the collective prayers for harmony and well-being.

06/02/2026

Homestay tourism is more than a place to stay, it’s a way to protect culture, strengthen rural livelihoods and build real connections between travelers and host communities.

From the Garo villages of Meghalaya to high-altitude homes in Ladakh and Adivasi communities in Maharashtra, this blog shares how community-led homestays can create dignified income, preserve traditions and ensure tourism truly benefits local people.

It’s about trust before tourism, real homes over hotels and slow, responsible growth rooted in local values.

Read the full story on our blog.

Link in bio.

29/01/2026

Snowfall in Leh turns Ladakh into a quiet winter wonderland.
Planning a winter trip here? From weather and roads to stays and safety, we’ve answered everything you need to know.

Read our blog: “Top 10 Questions Travellers Ask Before Visiting Ladakh in Winter”
🔗 Link in bio

27/01/2026

Lofan Tso is a sacred lake hidden in Nubra Valley, beyond the village of Sumur. A quiet 30–45 minute walk leads you to this untouched space of silence and stillness.

For locals, it is not a tourist spot but a spiritual presence, protected by the guardian spirit Kushwar. The area also holds ancient history, with petroglyphs and pottery remains dating back to around 2500 BC.

Lofan Tso is about walking slowly, respecting the land and feeling the calm that this place offers.

Read the full story on our blog.
Link in bio.

05/01/2026

The first snowfall has arrived and Leh is entering its frozen winters. Snow-covered landscapes and a slower pace of life define this time of year.

If you are planning a winter journey, now is the right time to prepare. Plan your winter trip to Ladakh with Mountain Homestays. To understand weather conditions, road access, and essential travel tips, read our detailed winter travel guide on the blog — link in bio.

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Our Story

We offer unique travelling experiences at rural and remote parts of Himalayas. We have set up homestays at beautiful and exotic locations. The villages were first electrified by us for our mission of providing energy access to all. The homestays are the second phase of the development for the communities.

When a tourist visits the homestays or joins us for a thematic experience. He/she not only contributes to the homestay owner but also to the village committee. A part of the income generated goes to the development of the village. Another part goes to the village coordinator in terms of salary or commission.