THE PONG ECO VILLAGE
Hotel Near Pong Dam
This Eco Village or you can say our Hotel is Situated in Kangra, Himachal Pradesh just beside to Pong Dam. Indeed a spectacular sight to behold! You will get mesmerized by observing the 2 km long dam on the Beas River (longest dam in India), surrounded by Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary which have birds of numerous species. This place is also called as the Haven for the migratory birds.
Our Eco village cum hotel is actually situated on the Beas River, on which the Pong Dam is Located, flows from the Beas Kund near by Rohtang Pass, In upper Himalayas and flow generally in a north-south direction up to the Pong Dam.
THE LOCATION, BESIDE PONG DAM & Wildlife / Bird Sanctuary
The Pong Eco Village, is located at exclusive peaceful location in INDIA’s most beautiful himalayan’s, which is situated in desolation in Dist. Kangra. We are offering luxurious holidays at this undiscovered beauty of nature. But the main highlight is, our hotel is just beside the Pong Dam and within Wildlife & Bird Sanctuary. You can click here to know more about the Wildlife Sanctuary & Bird Sanctuary just near to Pong Dam.
Pong Dam Lake in india, also known as Maharana Pratap Sagar or Pong Reservoir was created in 1975, by erection the highest Dam in India on the Beas River in the fen zone of the Siwalik Hills…
Nowhere Mother Nature show her pure love to us at Pong Dam. Here, in this wonderful creation of nature every day brings new beauty. And every season brings core natural change and wonder.
Adventure lover rejoice. Our 3700 acres of The Pong Eco Village property full of wildness, surrounding by the Pong lake which provided outdoor Activity for adults and kids alike.
Our Hotels in Kangra, Spiti & Kalpa
We proudly manage three distinctive hotel properties across the breathtaking landscapes of Himachal Pradesh—each offering a unique experience rooted in its location. Nestled amidst lush greenery, our property in Kangra offers serene views, rich heritage, and easy access to cultural landmarks. In the high-altitude desert of Spiti Valley, our hotel provides an immersive escape into rugged beauty, perfect for travelers seeking adventure and tranquility. Meanwhile, our property in Kalpa boasts mesmerizing views of the Kinnaur Kailash range, blending comfort with the charm of mountain life. Together, these destinations reflect our commitment to delivering memorable stays across some of the most scenic regions of the Himalayas.
Our hassle-free / customized packages for kalpa with the breathtaking view from the hotel room and well experienced hotel staff will help you to make your vacation more memorable.
At Grand Spiti Manor, we don’t just host you—we invite you to fall in love with Spiti, the way we have. Wake up to crisp mountain air, endless silence, and landscapes that feel almost unreal.
ECO FRIENDLY hotel and we are near the heart of Himalayan’s, that is McLeod Ganj & Dharamshala. Our hotel is located on a cliff surrounded by water from THREE SIDES.
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