Brij Anayra, Dharamshala

Brij Anayra, Dharamshala

Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Brij Anayra resort offers breathtaking views of the mountains and lush landscapes that surrounds this charming heritage homestay.

Once home to the Tea planters of the region, and then the residence of the visiting Viceroys, the rich heritage and culture of this historic home can be experienced throughout. Restored to its former glory there is a timeless charm to this hotel that has many stories to tell. The landscape alone dates back more then 160 years, spanning over 10 acres and framed by the surrounded tea plantations and snow-capped peaks.

With just 12 rooms and suites this intimate homestay really is a home from home. With simple yet stylish interiors, four poster beds, wooden ceilings and fresh Indian textiles throughout.

The Brij Anayra hotel typically offers a mix of traditional Indian cuisine along with regional specialties, often featuring local ingredients and flavors. Guests can expect a variety of dishes, including vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, reflecting the culinary heritage of the area.  For the foodie at heart indulge in their five-course private dining experience, or the famous afternoon high tea for a truly enriching culinary experience of the region.

The tranquil setting provides a perfect escape for those looking to unwind and reconnect with nature.  The hotel is conveniently situated near popular attractions such as McLeod Ganj and the Dalai Lama Temple, making it an ideal base for exploring the region’s natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Dharamkot, Bir Biling and Palampur, are also close by, inviting you to explore this Himalayan destination at your pace.

Immerse yourself in this spectacular location, strolling through the verdant tea gardens, or taking the Triund Trek one of the most popular in the region, or for those adventure junkies soaring from a mountain cliff at one of the most awe-inspiring locations in India for Paragliding.

Aside from its stunning landscapes, and serene environment, Dharamsala  is rich with Tibetan culture and often referred to as the “Little Lhasa,” as it serves as the home to the Tibetan government-in-exile and the Dalai Lama. The area is dotted with monasteries, temples, and vibrant markets where you can experience traditional Tibetan crafts, cuisine, and spiritual practices.