Bedrooms with Private Bath - 401

On three side the neighborhood is surrounded by mountains and one side it is surrounded by river. You can get everything within 5-10 minutes walkable distance. The best time to visit Gaya is all months. You will love to be here between September to March every year for perfect temperature and mountain / river breeze. In summer you will love the nights and in rainy season you will enjoy the local sweets called Anarsa made of rice flour and khoya (made from milk). In winter months you will love the Tilkut (made of sesame seeds, khoya) and Koya Lai. Leetu Satu with ghee, Baigan Bharta , Aalu Chokha all baked in oven with Dahi Raita, Cilantro / Mango Chutney are local delicacy that you would like to taste. I would not recommend eating food here being sold in open if you are not used to eating street food. It will take you 2-3 weeks to get used to street food here. If you are coming here for over 2-3 weeks then start with hot drinks such as coffee / tea, then hot food and then slowly you can move to non spicy and then to spicy food. It takes a while before you get used to the food here.

This property is best suited for families travelling together, or large groups such as college students, officers coming for business meetings, registered company employee like to stay in a guest house environment. People can enjoy here in a homely environment with all the amenities and local support without any concern. The guest control here everything and local staff are very supporting.