Sidhbaba Sidhpeeth
In Kimsar~ Walk
A working shrine in the Ulelaa Jogiyanawala part of Kimsar, the next village up. Local devotees still come here to sit and meditate.
Five bamboo huts on a ridge near Rishikesh, 13 km from the Rajaji tiger reserve. Wake up to mountain light over Kimsar, wood-fired mornings at Ember & Oak, and pine forest quiet.
Choose between five standalone bamboo huts or seasonal glamping tents pitched under the mountain sky.


Ameya Resorts runs its own kitchen, its own yoga deck, and its own routes into the hills. Nothing here is outsourced.
Mountains all day. Stars all night. Each experience is led by local guides on the ridge.





Ameya Resorts is nestled in the foothills of Malla Banas, just 13 km from the Rajaji National Tiger Reserve. Surrounded by dense sal forests, this is a raw, untouched sanctuary where wild elephants roam and leopards tread. Five bamboo huts, a local kitchen, and the wilderness at your doorstep.

Kimsar, a sacred Himalayan hamlet in Yamkeshwar tehsil, is old in the way these hills are old. The stories here say this is Yamkeshwar ground, where Shiva shielded the sage Markandeya from Yamraj, the God of Death.
According to local lore, Yamraj meditated here to worship Lord Rudra. When Shiva appeared, He barred the God of Death from this holy realm, rendering it protected forever by the chants of the Mrityunjaya Mahamantra. It is also here that the Pandavas are said to have sought solace and rested during their long exile in the hills.
Today, the landscape is dotted with ancient Siddhpeeth temples and shrines. During Shivratri and Shiva celebrations, these ridges come alive with pradakshina (circumambulation) and prolonged fasting. You can walk to a working Shiva shrine in under an hour; this ridge has been holy to someone for a very long time.
Found in the Vishnu Sahasranama, the name represents limitless consciousness. In Vedic traditions, it refers to Goddess Durga as “she who is beyond measure,” and is frequently associated with Lord Ganesha, symbolizing magnanimity and innocence.
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4.8 on Google across 47 reviews, plus MakeMyTrip and Goibibo.
“Located in the dense forest of Rajaji National Park, this is an amazing place to stay. A beautiful resort.”
TRAVRIST
Local Guide, 437 reviews
“One of the best experiences I have ever had. For family trips, it is the best place to stay.”
Neha Saxena
Google review
“Amazing stay, helpful staff, awesome views, amazing activities. Will visit again.”
Shikha Baniwal
Google review
“Excellent comfort, helpful staff, good cleanliness.”
MakeMyTrip
4.3 out of 5, 12 ratings
“Great views, quiet, properly away from the city.”
Goibibo
5 out of 5
“Kamal ji is a great host.”
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Send dates, how many're in your group, and what kind of week you want. Huts start at ₹2,500 a night. We'll reply with exact rates, available rooms, and what's open that month - usually within an hour or two.
Getting here: the road runs through Rajaji park. An SUV or hatchback is fine. A low sedan will not enjoy it.
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+91 99903 20685
+91 99903 20685
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Address
Malla Banas, near Kandakhal, Post Kimsar, Tehsil Yamkeshwar, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand 246121
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