Where the Mountains
Restore the Soul
An exclusive 11-suite, family-run Himalayan retreat set at 1800m, offering panoramic views of the Gangotri Himalayas and Tehri Lake, nestled amidst pristine pine and oak forests—just a scenic 2.5-hour drive from Rishikesh.
Named After the Divine Tears
The Rudraksh is more than a seed; it is a symbol of cosmic protection and unshakeable peace, born from the divine tears of Lord Shiva. Perched in the Land of Gods (Devbhoomi), our retreat is built to be a living extension of this energy.
We host only a limited number of guests to preserve the sacred silence of the Selur mountains. Here, luxury is not measured in gold, but in the clarity of your breath.
Sustainable Soul
Powered by local craftsmanship and zero-waste ideals.
Ancient Energy
Near the Agaan Shiv Temple, vibrating with ancient prana.
Paths to Ananda
Sat — Being
Ground yourself in the truth of the present. Let the ancient peaks remind you of what is permanent within.
Chit — Pure Mind
Elevate your consciousness through meditation sessions that mirror the crystalline clarity of the Himalayan sky.
Ananda — Bliss
Return to a state of eternal joy. Not discovered elsewhere, but remembered right here in the silence.
Suites in the Clouds
Every window framing the azure Tehri Lake or the snow-capped Himalayan horizon.
The Path of Awakening
From sunrise yoga on the open terrace to Ayurvedic spa rituals using Himalayan salts, our wellness offerings are designed to detoxify the city from your veins.
Curated Himalayan Moments
Sunrise Yoga/Breathwork Sessions
Discover hidden waterfalls and ancient Pahadi temples with our local naturalists.
Mindful Trekking
Walk through Selur village and experience the authentic life of mountain dwellers.
Village Immersion
Stargazing under zero-light pollution skies. Witness the Milky Way in its full glory.
celestial nights
Kayaking and meditative picnics by the turquoise waters of Tehri Lake.
The Garden-to-Plate Ritual
Our Sattvic kitchen serves 100% vegetarian cuisine sourced from our organic farms and local village cooperatives. Every meal is a tribute to the Himalayan soil.