One farm.
Three ways to slow down.
Ride a Marwari or a Friesian, take home a box of fresh mithai, or take the long way home in something with a little more horsepower. All on 15 acres we've worked for three generations.
The Pastures
Marwari and Friesian horses, water buffalo, trail rides, lessons, tours, and horses occasionally for sale.
The Sweet Shop
Small-batch mithai — including our 100% organic khoya burfi — and a wood-fired bakery counter.
The Garage
Self-drive luxury, classic, and blacked-out rentals — G-Wagon included — with a driver on request.
Trail rides, lessons, and a herd worth meeting.
Our herd includes Marwari horses from Rajasthan and Friesians from the Netherlands — gentle, well-schooled, and matched to you by our wranglers before you ever put a boot in a stirrup.
Marwari
Known for their inward-curving ears and unshakeable stamina, Marwari horses have carried riders across the Thar Desert for centuries. Ours are steady with new riders and easy on the trail.
Friesian
Jet black with a flowing mane and feathered feet, the Friesian is as calm as it is striking — a favorite for lessons, and for anyone who wants a photo to prove it.
Water Buffalo
Slow-moving and easygoing — and the reason our khoya tastes the way it does. Their milk is richer than cow's milk and goes straight into the sweet shop each morning.
Most Booked
Sunset Ridge Ride
Two hours out along the ridgeline as the valley light turns gold. Ends with cider at the barn.
Reserve this ride →Meadow Loop
A flat, easy loop through the lower pasture — our pick for first-time riders and kids 8+.
Reserve this ride →Backcountry Trail
For experienced riders. Creek crossings, switchbacks, and a packed lunch at the overlook.
- Min. 2 riders
- Helmets provided
- Booking required 48 hrs ahead
Learn to Ride
One-on-one instruction in the round pen — for total beginners or riders working on technique. All our horses are lesson-trained.
Ask about lessons →Farm Tours
A 90-minute guided walk through the pastures, the sweet shop kitchen, and the garage. Ends with tea and a sample box.
Book a tour →
Thinking About Buying a Horse?
We occasionally place horses from our own herd, and are glad to help you think it through — breed, temperament, and what it actually costs to keep one.
Start the conversation →
Come Say Hello
No ride, no lesson — just time with the animals. Bring a coffee, sit by the paddock, and brush a horse if they'll let you.
Free during open hours, no booking needed.
Plan your visit →Mithai and bakery, made fresh from the farm kitchen.
Our sweet shop runs on two ovens, one very old family recipe book, and milk from our own water buffalo herd. Everything's made same-day — most of it organic, right down to the khoya.