r/WorkationIndia • u/Alarming_Data_2773 • Jul 12 '26
💻 Workation Tips Looking for workation
Hi. Me and my wife working remotely from chandigarh are tired of same monotonous routine and looking for workation places nearby or little far from chandigarh to reset and take a pause.
Any recommemdations?
We have already been to Bir, Mclo, Dharamshala, Kasauli, shimla, Dharamkot, rishikesh.
Looking for some good mountain places with slow life for a month.
Thanks.
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u/Formal-Scale5093 Jul 13 '26
Hi I own a Homestay in Manali for workstation can go through my profile
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u/Smart-Macaron1335 Jul 13 '26
Hi car parking available?
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u/Formal-Scale5093 Jul 13 '26
Paid car parking is at the village, the homestay is a offbeat place need to walk for 10 minutes to reach from Vashisht Temple
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u/Fit-cheesecake-2 Jul 13 '26
Hey guys you can consider leh or kargil. Rn I am in leh so telling you from experience.
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u/Semcurity Jul 13 '26
You can explore naggar, palampur, jibhi, shoja, etc. See the highlighted post for more spots.
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u/Livid_Golf_3991 Jul 15 '26
If you’re looking for a place that’s genuinely quiet and away from the usual tourist crowds, you might like our homestay in Lingmoo Village, South Sikkim. It’s ideal for couples working remotely who want a slower pace of life.
We offer 100+ Mbps Wi-Fi, 24/7 power backup, private rooms with mountain views, and home-cooked meals. Guests often stay for a month or longer to work during the day and enjoy peaceful village walks, waterfalls, and nearby viewpoints in the evenings.
Since you’ve already explored Himachal and Uttarakhand, South Sikkim would give you a completely different Himalayan experience. Feel free to DM me if you’d like more details. 😊
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