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This Himalayan treehouse perched on deodar trees offers 360-degree view of the valley

Gaurav SoodBy Gaurav SoodMay 31, 2017Updated:September 17, 20244 Mins Read
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Himalayan Bliss treehouse in Fagu Shimla
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Rarely do you find a retreat that is embodied by the essence of nature, taking your mind off everything that is apparent. In a place like this, the chirping of birds, wind blowing in the trees and star-studded sky put forth an experience which is unforgettable. Yes, a treehouse can make you go through all these sensory experiences, when every piece of the puzzle is in place. Beautiful landscape all around, intoxicating smell of deodar tress and a comfortable place to get sound sleep. One simply cannot ask for more. Being quite a few feet above the ground, living in a treehouse can do just that by rebooting your mind, body and soul without doubt.

About an hour’s drive away from Shimla – the Queen of Hills, in Himachal Pradesh, is located Himalayan Bliss, a beautiful treehouse suspended 20 feet above the ground on four tall deodar trees. Getting to the place is quite easy, as it takes about 15 minutes detour from the National Highway 22 to where it is located.

Designed and owned by Sandeep Singh, a local guy, it is the only treehouse in the entire state perched on deodar tress. Built by local carpenters, it oozes with the essence of heritage vernacular architecture of the Himalayan state. The wooden structure is surrounded by greenery and apple orchards on three sides, so it is an inviting retreat for those who want to spend some time in the lap of nature away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Designed and owned by Sandeep Singh

There is a lot of open space around the treehouse to enjoy night time camping, bonfire or simply having a romantic time. The treehouse is made out of locally-sourced materials. Amazing carvings on wooden walls add refined aesthetic sense to its exteriors.

It can be accessed through a wooden staircase that ushers you into a small deck area leading to a bedroom capable of housing two adults along with two kids comfortably. A glass tile in the middle of the bedroom adds to the vertigo effect. Moreover, built-in cabinets are included for storage purpose. Also the attached bath and a kitchenette offer homely environment.

Complete wooden interior adds rustic touch, making it a cozy place to stay in. A small wood balcony offers mesmerizing views of green valley draped in golden hue of sunset.

Himalayan Bliss treehouse Fagu Shimla
Small wood balcony

Comfort and serenity of the place is very much evident from its pictures. It is not only a place for adventure lovers, but for those who seek peace to freshen up their body and soul.

Getting to this place is easy, and it is a completely different kind of treehouse that can be booked for ₹3,858 (US$65)/night.

Apparently, Sandeep has promised that in the coming months this treehouse is going to see many improvements, and he has planned other treehouses to be erected on his property in the future.

Himalayan Bliss Treehouse on top of deodar trees
Treehouse located in Fagu, Shimla
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Fagu Shimla
Treehouse located in Fagu, Shimla
Himalayan Bliss treehouse Fagu Shimla
A place for adventure lovers
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse
Traditional architecture fused with modern building techniques
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse
Staircase leading to the porch and main entrance
Majestic views from the lobby
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Surrounded all around by nature
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Wooden carvings that evoke a sense of nostalgia
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Enjoy tranquil sunsets from top of the treehouse
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
One bedroom retreat for a romantic time
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
For family of three it is an ideal place to spend a weekend
Beautiful views of the wilderness from the windows
When the sun sets it spills the magnificence of nature
Glass tile to enjoy the peeping view from inside
Build on four deodar trees
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Attention to detail in making of the structure
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Plenty of space to enjoy bonfires or a camping night
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Enough space for kids to have a ball
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse Shimla
Himalayan Bliss Treehouse

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Hailing from the northern region of India, Gaurav has a profound liking for everything upbeat in the cloud and a vision to acquaint readers with smart home decor trends. He likes to observe nature, write thought-provoking quotes, travel new places and drive cars. His creative food for thought comes from the ambient music scores he listens to.

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