Mudh Homestay, Pin Valley-Spiti

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Mudh

Pin Valley is the most picturesque valley in Spiti and home to Snow Leopard and Ibex. Mudh village (3770m), 28 km up the valley road, from the highway is the last destination in Pin Valley and also the entrance of 675 sq km Pin Valley National Park. Some 100 year back there used to be only 8 houses, now it has 40 with a total population of 335. The village is surrounded by green peas and barley field and covered with colorful mountains.

The Home Stay

Mudh Homestay came up in 2004, one year after road reached the village and became the first homestay of Pin Valley. Since then it is providing unique hospitality to travelers from every corner of the world. It has total 5 guest rooms. First floor consist of 4 guest rooms; 2 with attached toilet and 2 more with a common one. Ground floor has only 1 guest room with an outside toilet. The Cafe serves especially home cooked delicious Indian, Chinese, Continental and local foods.

Location: Centrally located in the village.
Number of Rooms -5 ; Total Capacity -15

Tariff

Classic Room: 3050/-
Extra Person: 800/-
Complimentary: Breakfast, Dinner  & Tea

Note: These tariffs do not apply during festivals and holidays

Child Policy
Upto 6 year: Complimentary (no extra bed)
7-12 year: 50% (extra bed provided)

Note: What you pay for a homestay, brings a direct socio-economic benefit to locals. Be proud by not asking for a discount.

Facilities

Parking • Internet • Cafe • Hot Water

Food

Dolkar takes food very seriously. She try her best to cater people from any country. She cook fabulous breakfast including Tibetan bread, Butter toast, Bread Omelet, Parantha etc. You may ask for coffee anytime. In dinner, you get Indian and Tibetan food. In case non veg required, give her extra time to arrange.

Activities

• Learn how to make Chang or Arak, the local liquor made from barley grains.
• Get cooking lessons about how to make Spitian dishes such Tibetan Bread, Than Thuk, Timo or Thukpa.
• Learn how to make a Galicha, traditional rug made of local wool.

Places of Interest

Mudh is the trailhead for some spectacular treks.
• Mudh to Barshaini via Pin Parvati Pass. Duration: 1 week
• Mudh to Kaphnoo via Bhaba Pass (4850m). Duration: 4 days
• Sagnam to Laurang and back to Mudh. Duration: 4 days

Excursions

Attargo Bridge (33 km) • Lallung (44 km) • Kaza (49 km) • Dhankar (51 km) • Tabo (65 km) •  Langza (65 km) • Komik (68 km)

Know Your Host

Dolkar, a shy girl is the in-charge of kitchen and café. Her uncle Sonam Gyalson is an avid trekker and speaks fairly good English. He loves to talk about the village and his trekking experiences.

You may like to check more Homestays in Spiti.

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