Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort :Geographical Surroundings

Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort has several open areas of grassland where you can relax and have exceptional views of glaciers. As ‘the crow flies’ the glaciers are   at a distance of  5 km from Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort.

Eagles and rare vultures scan the view before gliding down to valley below in search of food. The only sound is the wind passing through trees, bird song and silence

British Lieutenant Hugdson established a trigonometric station at ‘Hatu Peak’ to measure the height of great Himalayan ranges because Hatu Peak provides a 360^o panoramic view of inner and outer Himalayas.

You can see the famous peaks including Hanuman Tibba, Shiri Khand Mahadev, Kailash and Parvati plus the Friendship Peak — primordial glaciers named by Hindus from the time Sanskrit came into being.

Remains of the fort and hide out built by the Gorkhas which were destroyed by the British during the world war II can still be seen at Karena peak which is situated very close to Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort.

Hatu peak is wildly believed to be the last watershed as the water flowing down to the northern side of Hatu peak eventually flows to the Arabian Sea via Sutlej River and the water on the southern side flows down to Bay of Bengal via Yamuna and eventually the Ganges.

Climate of Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort

With the climatic changes now taking place, no one can entirely accurate in estimating the weather or temperatures, but one thing that can be guaranteed is an abundance of fresh air.Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort and the surrounding area have a climate that is rare now days.

A day that’s completely overcast in summer and in autumn. If it rains, usually only for a few hours and the electric storm, rumbling monsoon thunder and dramatic cloud formations only accentuate this captivating landscape.

Estimated temperature at Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort:

At this altitude it is always cool in the shade. Possibility of snow in November, December.

Wild life in Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort:

Every evening around the dusk, and often in the early morning, you can hear barking deer within yards of Agyaatvaas TheHimalayan Hill Resort. Morning is also the time when Langoor monkeys pay us a visit and they can also be seen through out the day on the numerous nature trails stemming from Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort. Although to the newcomer they may appear as rather large, they are harmless and timid in this region.It’s rare (considered lucky) to see a snow leopard or sloth bear. But if you are concerned for your safety in the jungle, you can always carry a personal alarm which being a high pitched, unnatural sound, wards off predators. There are many similar wild animals and birds throughout the world but followig are few specialist of the area:

The earth supporting Agyaatvaas The Himalayan Hill Resort is visibly rich in minerals and semi-precious stones such as:

Crystals || Chlorite schist and pink || White and Amber quartzite

For obvious reasons, there is a forestry law protecting their excavation.