The making of Haat at Dhaar. Following the ideas, artisans, architecture, and living heritage shaping this sanctuary in the hills.
A quest to capture the gentle cadence of Dharamshala—not as a fleeting stop, but as an enduring cultural sanctuary.
As construction advances across the Dharamshala slope, our journal records the hand-chiseling of slate, the harvesting of pine beams, and conversations with Kangra’s cultural custodians.
Balancing Kath-Kuni interlocking cedar wood, slate stone, and generous air to create a tactile sanctuary.
We invite travelers and storytellers to witness how mountain tradition can be translated into a modern, tactile destination.
Working with village potteries, weavers, and farmers across Kangra to weave authenticity into every surface.
As construction advances across the Dharamshala slope, our journal records the hand-chiseling of slate, the harvesting of pine beams, and conversations with Kangra’s cultural custodians.
Following the artisans, masons, and carpenters crafting each room high upon the ridge.
We invite travelers and storytellers to witness how mountain tradition can be translated into a modern, tactile destination.
Meet the visionary community, chefs, architects, and folk artists bringing Haat at Dhaar to life.
As construction advances across the Dharamshala slope, our journal records the hand-chiseling of slate, the harvesting of pine beams, and conversations with Kangra’s cultural custodians.
