Falcon Homestay is a peaceful and authentic village stay located in Agora, a serene Himalayan village in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand. Situated on the scenic trail to the sacred Dodital Lake—believed to be the birthplace of Lord Ganesh—this homestay offers a meaningful escape into nature, culture, and local life. Surrounded by pine forests, step-farms, and snow-fed mountain air, the property is simple yet soulful. Guests can expect basic yet clean accommodations, warm Garhwali hospitality, and genuine connections with nature and people. The homestay includes 4 private rooms with attached bathrooms, 1 private room with a mountain view, and a 6-bed shared dormitory, ideal for trekking groups. Meals are home-cooked with local flavors, and the silence here is pure therapy. What makes Falcon Homestay unique is its proximity to sacred trails, its raw village simplicity, and the fact that it lets you rest where legends began. It’s not just a stay—it's an experience for those who seek more than comfort; they seek connection.

Falcon Homestay is located in the quaint Himalayan village of Agora, nestled deep in the Barahat Range of Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand. The village is known for its calm surroundings, wooden Garhwali homes, step-farming, and warm, traditional hospitality. Surrounded by pine and rhododendron forests, it offers guests a rare chance to experience the authentic mountain village lifestyle far from noise and crowds. The biggest highlight of the area is its direct access to the Dodital Trek, one of the most scenic and spiritually significant trails in the region. Dodital Lake is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Ganesh, making this entire route sacred to locals and pilgrims alike. Other nearby treks include Dayara Bugyal, Darwa Pass, and Mukta Top, making Agora a perfect base for adventure and peace seekers. There are no commercial markets here—only nature, silence, and simplicity. The neighborhood is ideal for trekkers, meditators, writers, and travelers looking to slow down and reconnect with the soul of the Himalayas.