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How it started
Sampada Village began as a patch of farmland outside the city — flat, quiet, and mostly overlooked. Rather than clear it for concrete, the land was worked with: mud dug and mixed for the walls, grass cut and laid for the roofs, bamboo grown on-site and lashed by hand for every porch post.
What stands today is less a resort than a small hamlet — a cluster of round-walled, thatch-roofed cottages arranged around a pond and a working garden, built over seasons rather than months, and still added to a little at a time.
The Philosophy
What we believe
We keep things close to the ground here. Walls are mud and lime, not cement. Roofs are grass, not sheet metal. The kitchen cooks what the garden grows, and the pond does the work an air-conditioner would elsewhere. It isn't a theme — it's simply how the place was built, and how it stays livable through Delhi's harsh summers and cold winters alike.
The Gathering Deck
What we host
Alongside overnight stays, the painted pavilion at the centre of the property hosts everything from Diwali and Holi get-togethers to birthdays and small celebrations — long tables, string lights, and the same thatch roof overhead.
Where we are
Sampada Village sits on the rural edge of Delhi NCR, close to Brijghat and Garh Ganga — near enough for an evening after Ganga darshan, and far enough that the fields take over.
Cottages are limited — write to us and we'll hold your dates.
Only 75 Minutes From the Ganga Ghat
Nature • Flavour • Peace • Togetherness