Thomas Cook Sterling Launches Valley of Pine Resort in Lansdowne

Sterling Holiday Resorts, a subsidiary of Thomas Cook (India), has launched Valley of Pine, Lansdowne, its ninth resort in Uttarakhand. The boutique mountain retreat is nestled near Gumkhal and offers warm pinewood interiors and open terraces for unhurried getaways. Aimed at leisure stays and intimate celebrations, the resort strengthens Sterling’s presence in a key hill-and-forest holiday region.

Sterling Expands in Uttarakhand

Thomas Cook (India) announced that its subsidiary, Sterling Holiday Resorts, has launched a new property: Valley of Pine, Lansdowne. This marks Sterling’s ninth resort in Uttarakhand, reinforcing its commitment to expanding within India’s popular holiday destinations. The announcement was made on February 4, 2026.

Valley of Pine: A Retreat Experience

The Valley of Pine resort offers a unique experience. Key features include:

  • Scenic Location: Nestled amid dense pine forests near Gumkhal.
  • Design: Warm, pinewood interiors and open terraces.
  • Target Audience: Suited for leisure stays, intimate celebrations, and leadership offsites.
  • Accessibility: Connects easily to mountains, spiritual havens, and drive-to destinations, particularly for travelers from Delhi NCR and Western UP.
  • Signature Venues

    The resort includes three signature venues:

  • Lans Café: All-day dining with panoramic valley and garden views.
  • Sky Social: An open-to-sky terrace for gatherings and bonfire evenings.
  • Sky Vista: A glass-walled meeting venue overlooking the valley and forests.
  • Strategic Location

    Located near Gumkhal, Valley of Pine offers convenient access to:

  • Rishikesh: 136 km (3–3.5 hrs)
  • Dehradun: 175 km (3.5-4 hrs)
  • Mussoorie: 200 km (4–4.5 hrs)
  • Nainital: 219–252 km (5.5–6 hrs)
  • Jim Corbett National Park: 118 km (3–3.5 hrs)
  • Source: BSE

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