Delek Homestay is perfectly nestled in the heart of Lossar village, offering a truly immersive Spitian experience. Its central location gives guests a unique advantage – a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape and direct access to the vibrant life of the village. From your doorstep, you can witness the day-to-day rhythm of local life – the morning hustle of villagers heading to the fields, the warmth of neighborhood conversations, and the deep-rooted culture that defines Spiti. Whether you're gazing at the dramatic Himalayan mountains or simply watching village life unfold, every moment here is filled with emotion, beauty, and authenticity. The homestay itself is cozy, traditional, and built with love – a true reflection of the people who run it. Surrounded by pure nature, peaceful vibes, and heartfelt hospitality, Delek Homestay is more than just a place to stay – it’s where you experience Spiti like a local.

Meet your hosts – Tanzin Dorjee and Dechen Choegyal, a young, passionate couple from the peaceful village of Lossar in Spiti Valley. Both come from humble backgrounds and recently began their journey together after meeting through social media. Their bond quickly grew into a strong and loving relationship, leading to marriage and the blessing of a beautiful baby boy, Tenzin Delek – the namesake of Delek Homestay. Despite their young age, Tanzin and Dechen took a bold step into hospitality with a dream to share the warmth of Spitian culture with travelers from across the world. With the support of Dorjee's loving parents, Mr. Rabyang and Mrs. Dolma, their home is filled with genuine care, laughter, and a strong sense of togetherness. At Delek Homestay, you’ll experience not just a stay, but a heartfelt connection. Both hosts are known for being punctual, hardworking, and extremely attentive. They take pride in preparing delicious homemade food, offering personalized service, and going the extra mile to ensure every guest feels like a part of the family. Whether it's sharing stories over a cup of butter tea or guiding you through the local traditions.

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