We visited Himalayan Trout house in the last week of June and spent a couple of hours there and had lunch. Actually, we were staying at Banjara Retreat Shoja (about 25km away towards Jalori pass) and did a trip to the Trithan River. Banjara Retreat Manager (Mr Rishi) adviced us to have lunch at Himalayan trout house and in fact... More

The trout house is a little piece of heaven hidden in a small town of Himachal Pradesh. I visited the place with 10 friends and all of us were in awe of the resort, the atmosphere and the untouched and unspoilt beauty of the hills. The trout house may be a fishing enthusiasts paradise but even if you're not going... More

Stayed there end June 2012 with my family. We were very pleased with the accommodation - a stone hut as they call it - very clean and neat. Had trout twice at the gazebo and it was excellent. Shefali runs the kitchen - and is very good at it. Christopher is great company in the evening with lots of stories.... More

If you dont mind getting away from it all..this is the place to head to. Angling, fly fishing, chilling out, walks, treks, bon fires, sharing,a river to keep you constant company..this has it all..the hosts are a charming couple Christoper and Shefali...with their Tibetan Apso Thumki..and a host of co workers..this is one of the best places in the hills... More

This resort is run by Mr. Christopher, a renowned angler. Located off the Manali highway (Himachal Pradesh, India)on the banks of river Tirthan, accommodation is in huts/cottages. Not luxurious, but quite comfortable and reasonably priced. The main attraction of the place is an opportunity to try ones hand at hooking some rainbow trout. Fly fishing requires great skill, and I... More