Gurung Border Homestay
Nomadic lifestyle immersion
Live alongside Changthang’s Pashmina herding community.
Remote Border Stay
Stay in one of Ladakh’s most remote and border villages.
War history connection
Experience stories of the 1962 Indo-China war at Rezang La.
About your accommodation
Located in Chushul Village near the Indo-China border, Gurung Border Homestay offers a unique opportunity to stay in one of the most remote and historically significant regions of Changthang, Ladakh. Perched overlooking the iconic Gurung Hill, the homestay provides panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, high-altitude plains and the historic landscapes that have shaped the region’s history.
Chushul is known not only for its dramatic scenery but also for its deep cultural heritage, nomadic traditions and strategic importance during the 1962 Indo-China War. The region lies close to important historical sites including Rezang La War Memorial, Gurung Hill and the Spanggur Gap, making it an ideal destination for travellers interested in border history, remote landscapes and authentic cultural experiences in Ladakh.
The Space
The homestay is part of a traditional family home situated in a peaceful village setting surrounded by mountains and open landscapes. Guests can enjoy a quiet and immersive stay while experiencing the everyday life of Chushul village and the traditions of the Changpa community.
Homestay Features
Complimentary breakfast & dinner
Eco-friendly re-usable amenities
Farm to Table Organic Food
Hot water from Solar Water Heater
Western Style Dry Toilet (Winter)
Western Style Toilet (Summer)
Inclusions & Exclusions
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Breakfast and Dinner
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Clean room with basic amenities
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Complimentary Tea
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Extra Blankets and Quilts
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Overnight stay at the homestay
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Additional meals including Lunch and snacks
Activities
Chushul Monastery Tour
See unique village murals and experience quiet spiritual life.
Chushul Pashmina Weaving Experience
Learn to spin and weave wool with nomadic artisans.
Rezang La War Memorial Visit
Honor brave soldiers and learn about local border history.
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Meet your host
Urgain and his family come from the roots of the Changpa nomadic tribe, deeply connected to the traditions of Changthang. Urgain wears multiple hats as a Pashmina herder, homestay host, café proprietor and a remarkable local guide. As a youthful individual, he has consistently delivered outstanding five-star experiences to the homestay’s guests. You can approach Urgain to learn about the intricate history of the 1962 war, as well as the meticulous process of extracting Pashmina from goats. His culinary skills are equally impressive and he offers guests the opportunity to master the art of preparing authentic local dishes.
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Meet your host
Urgain and his family come from the roots of the Changpa nomadic tribe, deeply connected to the traditions of Changthang. Urgain wears multiple hats as a Pashmina herder, homestay host, café proprietor and a remarkable local guide. As a youthful individual, he has consistently delivered outstanding five-star experiences to the homestay’s guests. You can approach Urgain to learn about the intricate history of the 1962 war, as well as the meticulous process of extracting Pashmina from goats. His culinary skills are equally impressive and he offers guests the opportunity to master the art of preparing authentic local dishes.






