Tucked into the alpine hills of Uttarakhand’s Munisiyari region, Sarmoli offers a gentle, purpose-driven getaway for families. With snow-capped Panchachuli peaks as backdrop, this village is powered by women-led, community-run eco-homestays and traditional livelihoods. Over five days, kids and parents alike are invited to learn, explore and live lightly—connecting with nature, culture and sustainable practice.

You’ll begin with arrival and settling into a Kumaoni-style homestay, where local meals and composting routines invite children to observe everyday sustainability. On Day 2 a forest walk and waterfall trek open up nature’s classroom; Days 3 and 4 bring hands-on farming, sapling-planting, wool weaving and bamboo crafting workshops—the kind of experiences kids remember, not just photo-ops. The final day concludes with birdwatching and panoramic mountain views, making clear how mindful, low-impact travel can energise both family and ecosystem.

The result? A bond built on shared discovery, a child’s curiosity awakened to sustainable living, and memories rooted in place—not just itinerary.