Room 1
A double and a single
White walls, a wooden floor, and windows looking onto the trees. Blankets are folded at the foot of each bed.
Mudang Tage · Ziro
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Homestay.
Stay with our family in Mudang Tage. A timber and bamboo house, with a balcony over the lane.
The house, from the lane
The stay
Mudang Tage village, Ziro.
You're welcome to stay in the house with us. It's two storeys of timber and woven bamboo, with a corrugated roof and a stair outside, up to the balconies. Guests who have stayed have been kind. On Google we are 5.0 from 10 reviews.
- Village Mudang Tage II, 791120
- Phone 96125 21176
- Reviews 5.0 · 10 on Google
Rooms
Four rooms, each with two beds.
Room 2
A double and a single
Teal curtains, a little bathroom just off the room, and a stool between the beds.
Room 3
A double and a single
The room is a double and a single. The photograph still shows a third bed, which we're taking out. We'll put a new picture up when it's gone.
Room 4
A double and a single
A yellow double by the window, and a single in the alcove. There's a kettle on a small table if you'd like tea.
Each room is ₹1,500 a night for two adults. A third person is ₹500 a night, and the kitchen is ₹300 a night if you'd like to cook. See the rooms and the tariff.
From the listing
What guests wrote.
“Very friendly atmosphere.”
Kishan Pratim Sarma
“Nice hospitality and friendly owner.”
Jayanta Pratim
“A calm and refreshing atmosphere, surrounded by greenery.”
deepika sirohi
Another guest wrote about a kitchen garden and the flowers. All ten reviews on the listing are five stars. The Google listing.
The house
Balconies on both floors.
The stair runs up the side. Plants sit along the rail, and the firewood is stacked under the house. From the upper balcony you can see the lane and the village. Come and have a look.
Beyond the house
A walk, and a year.
From the lane you are in the fields. That walk is one page: the rice while it stands, the harvest, and the evening. The year is separate. If you're booking one of these weeks, tell us which.
- January
- Murung. A family celebration. The whole village comes.
- March
- Myoko. A festival of friendship. Our village's turn is not every year.
- 5 July
- Dree. A prayer for the rice still standing in the fields.
- September
- The music festival. Bands in the valley for a few days. A visit, not a ritual.
The walk from the lane · The year, and the people who keep it