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.
