We may have created the space, but it’s the people who visit that create the feeling. ✨

1. Yash Banthia
2 & 10 Ajit Sharma
3, 6 & 9 Mrinal Gaur
4. Gayathri Ramesh @gytr.jpg
5. Anandit Sharma
7. Niharika Sharma
8. @arpit_bhatnagar9

Over the years, we’ve created the spaces—the rooms, the gardens, the pathways, the meals, the little corners meant for slowing down. But what we’ve come to realise is that the feeling of Shoonya isn’t something we can create on our own.

It’s created by the people who spend time here.

By the conversations that unfold over endless cups of tea. By strangers who become friends. By laughter drifting through the gardens. By quiet moments of reflection. By children running around barefoot. By someone pausing to photograph a flower, a meal, a view, or simply a feeling they don’t want to forget.

Every guest leaves behind a little bit of their energy, and somehow that becomes part of the place.

These photographs are a glimpse of the Shoonya you helped create.

And for that, we’re grateful. 🤍

#shoonya #slowliving #boutiquestay #mukteshwar

We often think of travel as going somewhere new.

But sometimes, the most meaningful journeys are the ones that bring us closer to ourselves.

A few quiet days in the mountains.
A book you’ve been meaning to read.
Conversations that aren’t rushed.
Time to notice, reflect, and create.

That’s the kind of space we hope to hold at Shoonya.

#slowtravelling #mountainvacation #boutiquestay #airbnb #experientialtravel

Between stays at Shoonya…

some of the most meaningful work happens quietly.

Water scarcity is a growing reality in Mukteshwar, so buying water for gardening never felt sustainable to us.

Over time, we built a natural grey water system to recycle water from our kitchens, basins, and showers—helping us slowly grow from roughly 600 to nearly 900 trees and native plants today.

Still evolving. Still learning.
Just small systems, built slowly 🌿

#slowliving #greywatersystem #boutiquestay #mukteshwar #mountainliving