LaRiSa Hotels Expands in Himachal with New Resort in Palampur

LaRiSa Hotels and Resorts has entered into a hotel management contract for a new hotel in Palampur, the picturesque Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh. This will bring the group's tally of properties in the state to five, with its hold in the area firming up once again.

The new LaRiSa Resort, Palampur is scheduled to open its doors in the first quarter of 2026. Spanning 2.5 acres, the resort will have 20 immaculately designed rooms and suites of 400-850 sq. ft that will come with private balconies overlooking breathtaking views of Palampur city and the stunning Dhauladhar range. 

Key Highlights:

• LaRiSa Hotels signs new management contract for a luxury resort in Palampur, Himachal Pradesh
• The 2.5 acre resort will feature 20 rooms with private balconies, an infinity pool, spa, and a farm-to-table dining experience
• This marks LaRiSa’s fifth property in the state, reinforcing its growing footprint in Himachal’s tourism landscape

The resort will also have an infinity pool, restaurant, bar, lounge, and spa with therapy, steam, and shower rooms. Encouraging a farm-to-table approach, the property will have landscaped gardens, herb beds, fruit trees, and a peaceful fish pond inspired by the Yin Yang symbol.

“Palampur in Kangra Valley is also seeing a significant boost in tourism as tourists come here not just to avoid the heat of the burning plains but also for trekking and paragliding, pilgrimages to the local temples and to soak up its tea estates. With the acquisition of LaRiSa Resort, Palampur, we are reinforcing our market and presence in Himachal Pradesh." said Priya Thakur, Director, LaRiSa Hotels and Resorts.

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Achint Kaur Sandhu, Partner, Grassmere Resorts, said, "Through this tie-up, we aim to expand and meet the demand by travelers for a premium stay and experience earlier not existing in the location."

The attractions nearby are Neugal Khad, Saurabh Van Vihar, Kangra tea gardens, and Tashi Jong Monastery.