CGH Earth, a leader in responsible tourism for over four decades, has unveiled CGH Earth Saha, a new collection of handpicked luxury escapes across India. Known for its commitment to offering guests immersive experiences deeply rooted in nature, local traditions, and community, CGH Earth is now introducing private, intimate getaways that emphasize togetherness and personalized luxury.

The word 'Saha', derived from Sanskrit, means "all together," reflecting the brand’s focus on bringing people closer through shared experiences in beautiful settings. With locations spread across India, CGH Earth Saha offers a variety of unique stay options, from reserving an entire villa or bungalow to booking individual rooms for couples or small groups looking for a serene retreat.

Michael Dominic, Managing Director of CGH Earth, explained, "The rising preference for smaller, personalized family holiday spaces inspired the creation of CGH Earth Saha. This initiative perfectly aligns with our vision of providing meaningful, intimate holiday experiences while staying true to our core values of environmental stewardship and community engagement."

Each property in the CGH Earth Saha collection provides a distinct experience, showcasing the rich cultural and natural heritage of India. Guests can choose from a range of options, including the royal residence of Kochi’s Raja, the Sterling Company bungalows in Kochi, or a colonial residence in Pondicherry. There are also artistic retreats in the Palani Hills and nostalgic escapes in British colonial bungalows in Ooty or tea estate bungalows in Munnar.

Dominic added, "Each moment at CGH Earth Saha is designed to create cherished memories in settings that honor both local traditions and nature. The collection blends heritage homes and scenic destinations with luxurious modern comforts."

CGH Earth Saha continues the company’s legacy of responsible tourism. The brand has long focused on sustainability and community-focused hospitality, with properties spread across Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, and the Andaman Islands.