[vc_row content_text_aligment="" css=".vc_custom_1474288085355{padding-bottom: 20px !important;}"][vc_column][vc_column_text] Travelers often experience groggy mornings during a much-needed vacation or a business trip, after a night spent twisting and turning, hoping for sleep to claim them. A guest’s unrestful night can reduce your Trip Advisor rating!   Hospitality design is our specialty, and we take the business of comfort very seriously. This then is our bit towards ensuring that all those weary travelers get a good night’s sleep! Studies show that relaxation and peace of mind can be induced through the sensory responses people have to their surroundings – sight, sound, smell, touch, and feel. The environment directly impacts the human psyche and emotions, which in turn governs a person’s mood. And there is a word for this – it is called biophilia!   We first learned about biophilia from Manek Tandon, an architect and lighting designer in Delhi, and as he explained it, Biophilia explains the human being’s genetic affinity

The Garhwal region of Uttarakhand is almost entirely mountainous, with severe winters and torrential monsoons. Farming is largely terraced and subject to the vagaries of nature. Life for inhabitants is very hard, and often without the comforts of water, electricity and roads – something we city dwellers take for granted. The herding of goats in Garhwal has been the engine of the mountain economy and yet sheep and goat populations have declined drastically over the years, creating an imbalance in the finely tuned eco-system of the forest, livestock, agriculture. The youth in Garhwal migrate to the cities to look for work that is easier and pays more. The Goats Village Resort at Nagtibba was devised as the first in a series to generate employment and create a reverse migration of the youth from the cities. The chosen site was very difficult to access – 99km drive from Mussoorie,