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Highlights Kalmatia Sangam is perched on a hill just above Almora, surrounded by cedars, cypresses, mimosa, wild cherry, pines, oaks, rhododendrons and other trees. It is only a short drive away from the Binsar wildlife sanctuary and the ancient temple complexes of Jageshwar and Baijnath and prehistoric rock art at Lakhudiar.
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Tariff
per night (Valid till 30th September'12)
| Room Type |
EP |
MAP |
| CAT. 1 |
Rs.9350/- |
Rs.10,950/- |
| CAT. 2 |
Rs.7500/- |
Rs.9100/- |
| CAT. 3 |
Rs.4850/- |
Rs.6450/- |
| Child (5-12 yrs ) |
Rs.1150/- |
Rs.1650/- |
| Extra Bed |
Rs.2150/- |
Rs.3000/- |
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Taxes 15% extra.
Cottage Name :
Category 1 (one unit ) : EAGLES NEST
Category 2 ( six units ) : SCARLET MINIVET + HOOPOE + HIMALAYAN MAGPIE + CUCKOO - + PHEASANT + PARTRIDGE
Category 3 ( two units) : ROSEFINCH + GOLDFINCH.
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Packages
| Room Type |
2 nights & 3 days |
3 nights & 4 days |
| CAT. 2 |
Rs.16620/- |
Rs.24000/- |
| Child (5-12 yrs ) |
Rs.1400/- per night |
| Extra Bed |
Rs.2600/- per night |
Package Includes :
Accommodation for a couple.
Breakfast, Lunch.
Children up to 4 years free.
All Taxes.
Note : For Cat 1 (Cottage Eagles Nest) add 15%. For Cat. 3 (Cottages Rosefinch & Goldfinch) minus 25% from the below packages
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Accommodation :
Kalmatia Sangam has 10 rooms/cottages all of which are individual, very tastefully furnished and offer spectacular views of the Himalaya ? dominating is Nanda Devi (7816m).
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Restaurant :
"Sangam" Restaurant is the confluence of traditional and international cuisine, blending the best of local produce in a variety of dishes. Our kitchen is constantly creating new menus, combining refined international tastes and our talented young Indian chef. We offer freshly baked bread, pastries and cakes, home made pastas, locally harvested fruit preserves, pickles, mustard and mayonnaise, as well as herbs from our own herb garden, which produces a number of exotic and indigenous flavours and salads.
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Facilities :
We have a convention hall that doubles as a meditation hall and a library that caters to various tastes in books and music. We also have some indoor games like Chess, Monopoly, Backgammon etc. We offer classes in painting and drawing by a French artist and many other engaging activities that can be seen HERE.
For the final touch, on request, Sangam will organise cultural music and dance programmes for special events and functions. The resort also provides courses in yoga and meditation, and in painting by a French artist. After a gala dinner, an evening sitting around a blazing bonfire makes a perfect end to the day.
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Other :Nestled in the heart of the Kumaon hills is the KALMATIA SANGAM HIMALAYA RESORT- Almora In 1867, a British Capt ES Jackson discovered this place of beauty and erected a house in the British colonial style. At the end of the century the estate was bought by Edward Thomas Chowdhry, the District Commisioner of Kumaon.
Today the estate and resort are presided over by his granddaughter Geeta Reeb and her German husband Dieter Reeb. Built and maintained by them, this resort in Almora is more than a sangam of the east and the west. The resort offers one of the most exclusive and unusual accomodations in Uttaranchal & Almora. From the architecture to the cuisine, from the decor to the service. We are open through the year. In it's 2 years, this resort at Almora has seen commendations in some of the most well known international travel magazines and catalogues for its unique presence.
Delightful hikes from this resort in Almora lead down to the waterfalls, along terraced fields and through forests on to quaint Kumaoni villages with slated roofs and carved doors and windows.
The resort is ideally placed to serve as a base camp for treks, safaris with magnificient views of the Himalayas, then to return to relax and be spoilt by our discreet and caring staff. Exchange memories and recollections before returning to the stress of daily life.
We encourage the conservation of nature and responsible living. That edict showed through in the making of the resort (not one tree was axed) and it shows through now, in our constant endeavour to maintain a balance between nature and modern day requirements.
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