Raja Hut is a little eatery/guesthouse on the woodland corner where the lane to Heevan Retreat forks off. Raja himself is an obliging young snowboard guide, softly spoken with good English. The building houses eight cosy, heated rooms, family style with crewel-covered beds, that offer the best-value budget accommodation in Gulmarg.
Raja Hut
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