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Welcome To Our Home Stay Guest House
Jagatram Niwas was founded in 2003 by the brothers Bavinder and Mohinder Singh, together with their wives Rekha and Santosh Devi. In 2007, they were joined by Matthew Singh Toor, who is helping to develop and market the guesthouse
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About Us

Jagatram Niwas was founded in 2003 by the brothers Bavinder and Mohinder Singh, together with their wives Rekha and Santosh Devi. In 2007, they were joined by Matthew Singh Toor, who is helping to develop and market the guesthouse

Bavinder
In addition to running Jagatram Niwas, Bavinder works as a tour guide in and around Bhagsu, McLeodganj and Dharamsala. He has extensive knowledge of local sights and attractions, as well as over twelve years’ experience as a trekker and guide. Bavinder’s longest trek to date was the fourteen days from Bhagsu to Keylong.
Bavinder Singh
Mohinder
Mohinder, a carpenter by trade, owns a workshop in Bhagsu and designed and constructed Jagatram Niwas himself. Mohinder, too, is an experienced trekker, with ten years’ guiding experience. His longest trek to date was from Heini to Lahaul Valley in twenty days.
Mohinder Singh
Rekha and Santosh

Rekha and Santosh are also siblings. They undertake the day-to-day running of the guesthouse – cooking traditional Himachali meals and ensuring that Jagatram Niwas is always more than a ghar (house), but rather a home. Rekha and Santosh hail from the nearby village of Naddi, near to Dal Lake; one of the area’s sightseeing attractions.

Rakesh
Rakesh

Rakesh Kumar is our lead guide. Born in Heini, he trained at the Regional Mountaineering Institute, McLeodganj, and has 16 years’ experience of mountaineering, trekking and rock climbing. He has led many treks in the Dhauladhar and Pir Pinjal ranges.

Rakesh
Matthew
Originally from England, Matthew now lives with the Singh family in Heini. Matthew is a writer and journalist who, besides working with the Jagatram Niwas team, is writing a novel and working for www.thetibetpost.com. He also taught English to Tibetan ex-political prisoners in exile for the two years to 2009 (www.guchusum.org)
Mathew Singh
 
 
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