Traditional Garhwali Homestay Wins National Tourism Award
Our heritage homestay recognized for excellence in sustainable tourism and cultural preservation.
We're proud to announce that the Traditional Garhwali House, one of Damday's heritage homestays, has won the National Award for Sustainable Tourism!
This 100-year-old property, carefully restored while preserving traditional architecture, exemplifies our commitment to cultural heritage and sustainable tourism. The award recognizes:
- Authentic cultural experiences for guests - Zero-waste operations - Support for local artisans and craftspeople - Preservation of traditional building techniques - Community employment and skill development
The homestay features hand-carved woodwork, traditional Garhwali murals, and eco-friendly amenities. Guests enjoy organic home-cooked meals prepared using traditional recipes passed down through generations.
This achievement validates our approach to tourism that benefits both visitors and the local community. Revenue from homestays directly supports village families and helps preserve our cultural heritage.
Visit our homestays to experience authentic Himalayan hospitality and contribute to sustainable rural tourism.
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