Mountain House Party
Shangarh, Himachal Pradesh
Group Tour
3 Days / 2 Nights
Max 20 guests
About this tour
Shangarh is a hidden alpine meadow village at 8,500 ft in Sainj Valley — no cafes, no crowds, no tick-box tourism. Just old wooden houses, apple orchards, endless grasslands and silence that actually heals. This isn’t a trip with a packed schedule. It’s a house party in the mountains. We take over a cozy Himachali guesthouse for the weekend, cook together, play music, walk through meadows if you feel like it, and spend nights around a bonfire under a sky full of stars. BYOB friendly. All strangers welcome — most people come solo and leave with a group chat that stays alive for months. If you’re tired of regular tourism and just want good people, good music, mountain air and zero agenda — this is it. All strangers, friends and couples welcome.
- Delhi Departure (Overnight)
- 09:00 PM: Pickup -- Majnu Ka Tilla / Kashmere Gate ISBT
- Overnight drive to Shangarh (approx 12-13 hrs)
- This is a house party vibe trip, not a sightseeing schedule -- if you want a packed itinerary, this isn't for you
- All strangers, friends and couples welcome -- solo travellers make up 70% of our groups
- Rooms shared with same gender unless twin sharing booked
- BYOB friendly -- alcohol allowed responsibly at guesthouse and bonfire area. We don't provide it but can help you source locally
- Shangarh has zero mobile network except BSNL (works partially) -- true digital detox
- Mountain weather changes fast -- carry warm layers
- This is a community trip -- vibe with the group, help with small tasks, respect the space
- Return timing may shift plus or minus 1-2 hrs
- Seat confirmed only after advance payment received
- Valid ID proof (Aadhaar or Driving License -- mandatory)
- Warm jacket and layers (nights drop to 5-10°C even in summer)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Torch or headlamp (village has limited street lights)
- Power bank and phone
- BYOB -- your choice of drinks (we can arrange locally too)
- Speaker, guitar, UNO cards -- anything that adds to the vibe
- Personal medicines if any
- Cash (no ATM in Shangarh -- nearest in Aut, 25 km away)
- Sunscreen and sunglasses
- Be on time (bus will not wait)
- Carry a valid ID (government-issued)
- Follow the trip leader (for smooth coordination)
- Respect others (no rude or unsafe behavior)
- Misbehavior or harassment = removal without refund
- Don't litter (help keep city clean)
- Itinerary may change (due to local/weather reasons)
- Organizer not responsible for lost items
- Majnu Ka Tilla / Kashmiri Gate pickup
- same Delhi NCR pickup point drop
Think house party relocated to the mountains. Chill people, good music, bonfire, minimal plans, maximum vibes. Not a "wake up at 6 AM for sunrise" kind of trip.
Yes -- BYOB (bring your own booze). We don't provide it but can help you source beer or whisky locally in Aut town on the way. Drinking allowed responsibly at guesthouse and bonfire area.
Not at all. 70% of our guests are solo travellers. You'll share rooms with same-gender guests and most groups end up making real friends. That's literally the whole point.
Absolutely. Book twin sharing and it's a super peaceful, romantic mountain escape with a fun group vibe.
Nope. It's optional. If you just wanna chill at the guesthouse, read, nap or talk -- completely fine.
Even better. The vibe isn't about alcohol -- it's about people, music, mountains and genuine connection. Bonfire and stargazing hit different here.
Nights can drop to 5-10°C even in May-June. Days are pleasant at 15-20°C. Carry a warm jacket for sure.
BSNL works on and off. Jio, Airtel, Vi -- mostly no signal. It's a digital detox whether you like it or not. Embrace it.
Mostly Gen Z and young millennials (20-32 age range). Solo travellers, creatives, people escaping regular life. Good energy, zero judgement.
100%. Carry a speaker, make a playlist together, or bring a guitar. We also have a small music setup for the main bonfire night.
Around 10-12 out of 15. It's very normal. You're in good company.
Super safe. It's a small village with local Himachali families. Very peaceful and welcoming community.