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Beyond Sustainability: A Vision for Regenerative Hospitality

At Lchang Nang, we hold a quiet belief: that travel should leave a place richer than it was found. Our approach goes beyond sustainability—we practice regenerative hospitality, where each gesture is an offering to the land, the culture, and the people who call this valley home.

Nestled in the high-altitude sanctuary of Nubra Valley, The House of Trees is designed to exist in harmony with its surroundings. Our practices go beyond conservation; they aim to restore ecosystems, empower local communities, and create a circular economy rooted in tradition and resilience. Every stay is a step toward renewal—for our guests, our land, and our future.

IN RECOGNITION OF OUR COMMITMENT

Our ethos is rooted in three pillars

Ecological Regeneration


– 95% of our power comes from solar energy, including water heating and outdoor lighting.
– Solar-passive architecture built with mud, stone, and poplar blends seamlessly with the landscape.
– Traditional flood irrigation sustains reforested grounds and organic gardens.
– Seasonal produce is grown on-site using natural farming practices.
– Rooms feature biodegradable, eco-friendly amenities in harmony with nature.
– Guests are encouraged to conserve water and energy mindfully.
– Waste is carefully segregated; single-use plastics are avoided.

Social Regeneration

  • We collaborate with the Women’s Alliance of Teggar to preserve culture and support women-led livelihoods.
  • Immersive experiences—village walks, Karakoram dining, and traditional music—celebrate living Ladakhi heritage.
  • Our team is primarily local, trained and employed year-round for lasting impact.
  • Local culinary traditions are honoured through seasonal menus and regional recipes.
  • We host school tours to share eco-conscious practices and inspire the next generation.

Economic Regeneration

  • We follow a circular economy model, sourcing locally for everything from ingredients to building materials.
  • A portion of proceeds from experiences—like mindfulness sessions with monks, Karakoram dining, and cultural performances—directly supports the local community.
  • We partner with local guides & drivers to ensure tourism revenue stays within the region.
  • Our produce is sourced as much as possible from local farmers, strengthening rural livelihoods.
  • We support local artists by acquiring their work and hosting exhibitions to showcase regional creativity.

“Not all footprints leave a mess.
When you stay with us, yours leaves behind thriving land,
empowered communities, and a future that thanks you.”

RESPONSIBLE TOURISM

Social Responsibility

  • Local Community: We ensure employment priority to locals, support local agriculture by procuring fresh produce from the local farmer
  • Gender equality & diversity: We promote gender equality and diversity through initiatives like engagement of local women alliance in our key experiences and equal work opportunities.

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