Set in a heritage village on the edge of the Himalayan Mountains, The Judge?s Court is regarded as one of the India?s finest country manors.
Reflecting the tradition of the Raj at its zenith, this large splendid country hotel manor stands in an orchard of mango, plum, fig, lychee, citrus and exotic trees like camphor, clove and cardamom.
It substantially grows it?s own fruit, vegetables, and wheat, maize and oil seeds. Efforts are made towards creating a healthy?environment. Milk is from an own dairy on the premises. Water is exclusively piped from an ancestral mountain spring. Preserves are from the "green" produce of the orchard.?
New-age amenities blende beautifully in tastefully appointed rooms that offer an experience of rural heritage tourism supported by succulent culinary delicacies. These are the highlights of The Judge?s Court.?
How to reach us
By Air: Gagal (Kangra), 45 Kms away has several scheduled flights each day & is open also to Charter / Private planes.
Adampur daily schedule flights from Delhi. It is 1 hr & 45 mnts drive to Pragpur.
Chandigarh well connected to metropolitan cites like Mumbai & Delhi is 175 km
Amritsar International Airport is 4 hours {180 km} away.
By Rail:?Amb & Hoshiarpur 25 & 60 kms respectively whilst Jalandhar is 110 km.
The Judge?s Court is well connected by road with Simla, Pathankot, Ludhiana Phagwara & Patiala
By Road:?Good roads serve Heritage Village Pragpur joining it with the hinterland of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and the rest of Himachal Pradesh. It lies on the shortest route from Chandigarh to Dharamsala and the ?Little Tibet? town of McLeodganj ? the abode of His Holiness the Dalai Lama The Judge's Court arranges pick-up given 72 hours advance intimation.?
Living Spaces
The Judge's Court's elegant accommodation in the orchard complex comprises of 26 Double Rooms 13 of which are suites. These are in 3 clusters:
Additionally there are 4 quant sets in a 300 year old complex in the heart of the Heritage Village known as the Museum Mews which comprises:
National Tourism Award Winner [Eight Times]
