Why Vrindavan Deserves Its Own Kind of Hospitality
Founder’s desk · June 2026 Why Vrindavan Deserves Its Own Kind of Hospitality By Yashveer Singh Raghav Radhe Radhe. I […]
Founder’s desk · June 2026 Why Vrindavan Deserves Its Own Kind of Hospitality By Yashveer Singh Raghav Radhe Radhe. I […]
There is a story every farming family in Braj knows, because most of them have lived it: the sons grow up, the city calls, the fields are sold or leased, and the village keeps only the elders and the festivals. Thakur Yashveer Singh Raghav heard the same call as everyone of his generation. He simply answered it differently.
Mathura — Samalia Farms, the cultivation arm of Samalia Group, has expanded its organic tulsi acreage in the Braj region, deepening the family’s commitment to raising sacred crops on the soil they have always belonged to.
Vrindavan — Samalia Group this month opened Vrinda Tapovan Farm Stay, the family enterprise’s flagship hospitality venture: a luxury farm-stay retreat set on the group’s own land, where Braj heritage, open fields, and quiet indulgence meet.