
Campfire & Barbeque
Tandoori grills over open coals, a fire that runs late and the kind of conversation only firelight gets out of people.

Activities
Everything here is included with your stay, and none of it is compulsory.
Things to do at the farm

Tandoori grills over open coals, a fire that runs late and the kind of conversation only firelight gets out of people.

Pitch a tent beside the cottages. Hike out at dusk, sleep under canvas, wake to mist sitting low over the fields.

Red-earth trails that climb out of the farm and open onto rock faces with the whole valley underneath you.

No city glow for miles. Bring the telescope out and the Milky Way turns up on schedule, most clear nights.

Rods, patience and a flask of chai. The lake is a ten-minute walk and rarely has anyone else on it.

Walk out through the scrub forest with our guides, past dolmens older than most things you have stood next to.

Bee-eaters, hoopoes, drongos and the occasional kingfisher working the lake. Bring binoculars, or borrow ours.
In detail
No activity here carries a separate charge, with the single exception of coracle rides at ₹199 a head. Equipment is ours; you only need shoes you do not mind ruining.

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Tandoori grills over open coals, a fire that runs late and the kind of conversation only firelight gets out of people.

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Pitch a tent beside the cottages. Hike out at dusk, sleep under canvas, wake to mist sitting low over the fields.

03
Red-earth trails that climb out of the farm and open onto rock faces with the whole valley underneath you.

04
No city glow for miles. Bring the telescope out and the Milky Way turns up on schedule, most clear nights.

05
Rods, patience and a flask of chai. The lake is a ten-minute walk and rarely has anyone else on it.

06
Walk out through the scrub forest with our guides, past dolmens older than most things you have stood next to.

07
Bee-eaters, hoopoes, drongos and the occasional kingfisher working the lake. Bring binoculars, or borrow ours.
Nothing here is compulsory. This is simply how most weekends tend to go once people stop checking their phones.
6:30
Filter coffee on the sit-out while the fields are still grey.
8:30
Idli, sambar and chutney — most of it grown a hundred steps away.
11:00
Coracles, rods and shade. Nothing that needs to be anywhere.
13:30
Served under the thatch. Second helpings are assumed.
16:30
Bikes for some, a kite and open lawn for everyone else.
19:00
Coals lit, skewers loaded, the day slows right down.
21:00
Lie back. Count what you never see from the city.
All of it is included. Pick a weekend and we will have the fire going.