Explore Queen's Land with Ama Stays And Trails

 It was once suggested that Ranikhet be given the title of British India's summer headquarters, which was previously given to Shimla. Ranikhet is home to numerous heroic individuals like General Kashi Nath Adhikari and holds a long history of imperial and colonial rule. The Kumaon Regiment's headquarters are there right now. According to a tale, a Kumaoni queen fell in love with this remote highland paradise and had a castle built here in her honour, giving it the moniker "queen's land." Ranikhet is still appealing, abundant with flowers, trees, and green meadows in the middle of divine Himalayan settings, even though there is no sign of the palace left today. Explore the best of the city while you stay at Ama Stays and Trails's villas In Ranikhet.

Ranikhet, aptly known as the Meadows of the Queen, is the ideal place to escape the pressures of city life. The thriving hill town is abundant in natural beauty and gives visitors a true sense of what the Himalayas are like.Ama Stays & Trails is the best property in Ranikhet, one could ask for. You can always find something to do in Ranikhet, whether it's browsing the byways of the main bazaar for antique jewellery or learning about military history at the Kumaon Regimental Centre Museum. 

Ama Stays and Trails's villas In Ranikhet is a charming four-bedroom homestay in Ranikhet that was constructed using eco-friendly architectural techniques and has a charming glass house cafe that is only accessible to guests. The cafe offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Modern conveniences offered by the Ranikhet villa include a fully equipped commercial kitchen, fresh local produce, a sizable library, an art studio, and a private gazebo close to a mountain stream. Indulge in the best of nature at this Ranikhet guesthouse, which offers a 180-degree view of the Kumaon Himalayas and a one-acre property populated with exotic birds, dragonflies, and butterflies. Serendipity also adheres to an eco-friendly philosophy, creating no waste through the use of green technologies.

Visitors can sample a range of regional Kumaoni specialties made with fresh ingredients, like burash juice, sisunak/bichu saag (stinging nettle grass), lingadu saag (wild asparagus), and Mandua ki roti. The cafe boasts an actual Italian espresso machine and provides delicious coffee. Our chefs would be pleased to prepare a meal to suit the tastes and preferences of anyone looking for comfort food or delicacies of their choice. Wild pahari herbs and seeds, such as jakhiya, bhang seeds, and gandherni (a fragrant bark used for tempering lentils and curries), contribute an assortment of distinctive flavours to the food. We have the best property in Ranikhet as one can enjoy freshest produce from the organic garden next door to toss up a salad of their choice or learn a few tricks of the cuisines of the region by cooking along with our chefs. 

Nearby places to visit while you stay in Ranikhet- 

One of the most gorgeous spots in the Kumaon hills is the tranquil and lovely hamlet of Binsar, which is located at a height of 2,420 m. Awe-inspiring vistas of the great Himalayan peaks including Chaukhamba, Trishul, Nanda Devi, Shivling, and Panchachuli can be seen from this spot.

Kilmora, a small shrub widely found here that was allegedly used to cleanse the equipment of the sun temple at Katarmal, is thought to be the source of the name Almora. Almora is a charming town with the snow-capped Himalayas in the background, located on a 5-km-long ridge at the southern end of the Kashyap hills in the shape of a horse saddle. the former seat of power for the Chand dynasty. Almora is renowned for its enticing foods, distinctive handicrafts, and rich cultural heritage. Swami Vivekananda, Rabindranath Tagore, Uday Shankar and his troupe, which included Guru Dutt and Zora Sehgal, came to Almora for a performance, and Ravi Shankar, who made contributions, are just a few of the notable individuals who have visited the town throughout history.