The quaint town of Narkanda, nestled in the serenity of Himachal Pradesh, has a food culture deeply rooted in the traditional Himachali cuisine. Influenced by the rugged terrain and the lifestyle of its inhabitants, the food here is characterized by the use of local, seasonal produce, lentils, and grains. The methods of cooking are often simplistic, with a focus on health and warmth to sustain the cold climatic conditions. Fermentation and drying are common practices for preserving food during the harsh winters.