Nestled within the verdant folds of the Nanda Devi hills, Ilbert Manor stands as a testament to timeless elegance and the whispered secrets of a bygone era. Built in 1840, this stately manor has weathered the passage of time, standing tall amidst the mists and winds of history. Its most notable steward, Sir Courtenay Peregrina Ilbert, found solace within its walls, making it his private retreat. It was here that he sought peace away from the bustling world, surrounded by nature's untouched beauty. Today, the manor has been lovingly and meticulously restored to its original grandeur, transformed into a heritage stay that offers guests a portal to the past.

Stepping through its doors is like walking into another time. Each corner, each room, each creaking floorboard tells a story of an era where life moved at a slower pace. The high ceilings and vintage furnishings whisper of conversations between pioneers, visionaries, and travelers who once found themselves captivated by the charm of Ilbert Manor. The aged wooden beams and intricately carved fireplaces radiate warmth, inviting guests to lose themselves in the manor's old-world charm.

The surrounding gardens, lush and vibrant, are home to an array of flora that flourished even in Sir Ilbert’s time. The views from the balconies stretch across the rolling hills, offering sweeping panoramas that have remained unchanged for centuries. Every breath of the cool mountain air carries with it a sense of nostalgia, evoking a time when explorers and adventurers first laid eyes on this serene retreat.