Winter Fires
Cold nights. A fire every evening.
Winter on the ridge is clear skies, a heater in the tent and a fire that nobody wants to leave.
What winter means here
Cold outside. Warm under canvas.
Heaters
In every tent, with extra blankets for the cold months.
The fire
Every evening. Fire & Folklore gets longer in winter.
Clear skies
The air is at its sharpest. Stars you forgot existed.
Hot water
Always. You’ll want it.
Pahadi food
Rajma, mandua roti and chai, the way winter should taste.
Christmas & New Year
A quiet one, on purpose. 24 December to 2 January is peak.
Give it away
A weekend in the hills, as a gift.
DugDug gift vouchers: any amount or a named stay, paid by UPI, usable for twelve months. The easiest present you’ll give this year.
Message us and we’ll send a card you can hand over.
Ask about a voucher →- Swiss Glamp, 2 guests₹4,200 a weekday night
- Bell Tent, 3 guests₹3,500 a weekday night
- The Whole Camp, 7 guests₹11,500 a weekday night
- Swiss Glamp, peak night₹6,500
Taxes included. Weekend means Friday and Saturday nights; long weekends and festivals are priced as peak. Extra guests aged six and over are ₹650 a night; under-sixes stay free.
Asked before booking
The honest answers.
How cold does it get?
Cold at night, often sunny by day. Pack layers and a warm hat. The tents have heaters and extra blankets.
Will it snow?
Don’t come for snow. Come for the fire and the clear sky.
Is New Year a party?
No. It’s a fire, a quiet sky and whoever you came with. If you want a party, we’ll happily point you at one by the lake.
When should we book Christmas and New Year?
Early. Three tents, and 24 December to 2 January are peak nights that go first.
Other ways to come
Same ridge, different reasons.
Book direct
December goes first. Three tents.
Send your dates for Christmas or New Year and we’ll reply within the hour.
50% advance confirms your booking · full refund up to 7 days out (14 for the whole camp)
