NOM is a social driven initiative generating alternative livelihood & minimizing unskilled migration from traditional villages with age old cultural value system. This migration happens not by choice but due to lack of modern influence, lack of so-called knowledge & education, exploitation by middle man OR not been provided with their share of ‘Travel Economy’.

Nestled at an altitude of 1808 metres and surrounded by snow capped mountains, this NOM homestay is named after a nearby river - Akash Ganga. The host, Ranaji, believes Akash Ganga is the perfect name for his home because it has a similar essence. The roof of the house is made up of stones which are replaced every few years. To the left of the house are terrace gardens and to the right is a dense forest that has monkeys tumbling around the property. The overall view from the property is majestic with a layer of lofty mountains blanketed by clouds.

Ever woken up to a snow capped view of the mountains, in a cosy warm hut? Or lived in an organic and sustainable surrounding? This lesser known village in the interiors of Garhwal lets you dive into the earthy experiences of the terrain. From the village are treks to Devratal, Chopta-Tungnath, Chandrasheela, and Madhyamaheshwar. Apart from all the walking and hiking around the village, you could also engage in activities such as bird-watching, fishing, and organic farming. Learning the beautiful Garhwali dialect is always an option. Surrounded by mountains on all sides, Akash Ganga provides you with a warm and welcoming stay designed with basic living conditions.