With its diversity of physiographic regions, India is a camper’s delight. Travellers can admire the snow-capped Himalayas in the North, the many mountain ranges of the Peninsular plateau, the river-fed Indo-Gangetic plain, the vast coastal plains, the magical Thar desert, and islands as well. Whether its the ancient Silk Route or the majestic Western Ghats, the progressive town of Auroville or the mesmerizing town of Jaisalmer, the postcard town of Manali or the pilgrim town of Dharamshala, glamping is the perfect way to enjoy the country to the fullest. Take your pick from this selection of the top glamping spots in India.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status. recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on February 06, 2024.
1. A lovely space near Shimla (from USD 27)
Shimla is a popular summer hill station in India’s Himachal Pradesh. It attracts tourists largely for the colonial stamp that the British left here when the city served as their summer capital. The winding streets and alleys are intriguing but it is the forested areas beyond the city is what attracts trekkers seeking to explore the great outdoors. Narkand, 70 km (43.5 miles) from Shimla, is one such location nestled in a pine forest. It offers stunning views of the Himalayas and the Dhauladhar ranges. At Wild Himalaya Glamping you are provided with all basic amenities including Wi-Fi, kitchen, and an indoor fireplace.
Narkand, Himachal Pradesh, India
803.99 km (499.6 mi) from Jaisalmer FortSuperhostAccommodates: 2
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sahil is a wonderful hostRead more reviewsLocation:
a very serene location with glamourous camps with tasteful interiors
2. An enticing experience in the Western Ghats (from USD 71)
Igatpuri is a famous hill station in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The leafy town is hemmed in by the dramatic ranges of the Western Ghats, specifically the Sahyadri mountain range. It is known for its pristine environment and is also popular for its forts and natural phenomena such as the Bhatsa River Valley, Kalsubai Peak and Tringalwadi Fort. By far, Igatpuri’s biggest tourist draw is the world-famous Vipassana International Academy. At the Mountain View Glamping Tent, each airconditioned tent is equipped with beds and storage space. The camp is spread over nine acres and has many options for indoor and outdoor games. Breakfast is included.
Igatpuri, Maharashtra, India
851.31 km (529.0 mi) from Jaisalmer FortAccommodates: 8
3. A charming tent in the magical city of Jaisalmer (from USD 81)
Lying on the outside edge of Thar desert, the magical city of Jaisalmer is also known as the Golden City which refers to the golden hue of the yellow sandstone that has been used make many of the city’s buildings. The iconic Jaisalmer Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which towers over the city, is a living fort in which a significant part of the city’s population still resides. The Desert Dream Royal Camp comes with furnished tents and an evening program of music and dance in an ambience meant to evoke the Maharaja’s Safari camps.
Desert Dream Royal Camp
Address: Sam Sand Dunes, Opp. Sam Sand Dunes, Jaisalmer
36.7 km (22.8 mi) from Jaisalmer Fort
4. A fascinating accommodation by a small stream
Leh, the capital of Ladakh, lies on the historic Silk Route, in the Indus River Valley. Being framed by the Himalayas and the Karakoram, it boasts dramatic mountain landscapes decorated with stupas, rocky ridges, monasteries and a dominating palace and fort. Bikamp Adventures glamping facilities sit in a quaint village not far from a few important local monasteries. The camp which is set up by a small stream, has hot water, attached bathroom with linens, and offers local cuisine. It offers dramatic views of the farmland, forests, and the majestic Zanskar Range. Airport transfers and nature walks are arranged.
1022.4 km (635.3 mi) from Jaisalmer FortAccommodates: 16
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a working wifi could make it perfect as most of us don't have mobile network in lehthis is a great place to camp for a night with almost all the facilities of a nice hotelHost:
great housekeeping staff and tasty fresh foodit was easy to reach and we had great staffsthe people were very friendly and helpful and i enjoyed my stay very muchthe camps are good food was delicious and the staff was really helpfulthe staff were amazingly polite and endlessly helpfulRead more reviewsLocation:
bikamp is situated at one of the most picturesque locations near lehits such a safe place to stay
5. A glamorous tent at Lake Pavana (from USD 30)
Lonavala is a popular tourist destination in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is a high-altitude hill station in the Sahyadri Ranges famous for its forts and caves, waterfalls, and lakes. Through history, it has been part of many dynasties and centres including the Yadavas, Mughals, Peshwas, and the Marathas. Some of the tourist attractions include Tung Fort, Bedsa Caves, Karla Caves, and Lohagad Fort. This particular tented camping spot is located near Pavana Lake and offers free WiFi, and access to a private beach and a swimming pool. You can look forward to breakfast and opportunities to hike around the areas nearby including Tiger Point and Lion’s Point.
Pavana Lake Tent House
Address: at-Ambegaon, post-Pavananagar,Near Pavana Lake Lonavala,Pavananagar-Loanvala Road
952.3 km (591.8 mi) from Jaisalmer Fort
6. A perfect campsite in Himachal Pradesh (from USD 18)
Manali is a postcard town nestled in the snow-clad mountains of the North Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is known as the Valley of the Gods and is named after a sage who is said to have disembarked from his ark at this point after a major flood. It is at the start of an ancient trading route and is known for its forests and orchards. Manali offers numerous options for backpacking, rafting, and skiing. The Travelosic Forest Campsite is located near Bhanara Village and has free WiFi and a shared kitchen. The campsite offers stunning mountain views and guests can trek to areas around the site, and visit the Tibetan Monastery and the Circuit House.
Travelosic Forest Campsite
Address: Bagghi, Near Bhanara Village Post Jagatsukh
846.25 km (525.9 mi) from Jaisalmer Fort
7. A safari camp amid sculpted dunes and scrub jungles (from USD 25)
Rajasthan boasts of some of the most magical desert cities in India. Jaisalmer’s landscape is defined by sculpted dunes and scrub jungle and evokes images of camel caravans, princely hunts, and the exotic romance of the desert. The city area is no less spectacular with its yellow sandstone buildings and the dominating Jaisalmer Fort. The Magliya Desert Safari Camp on Fort Road has excellent furnished tented accommodation with free parking. Guests have access to the garden and can look forward to a continental breakfast. At nights, you can wind down to a programme of folk dance and traditional music.
Magliya Desert Safari Camp
Address: Fort Road
351 meters (0.3 ft) from Jaisalmer Fort
8. An ideal spot in the City of Dawn
Kuilapalayam is a small village in Villupuram in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is the ideal spot from which to explore the iconic experimental progressive town of Auroville (City of Dawn) that was set up in the 1960s. Beyond Community is nestled in farmland; the tents are airconditioned and guests have access to a kitchen and fireplace, as well as Wi-Fi and a washing machine. It is located the ideal distance from the roads, but close enough to shops. There is also a laptop-friendly workspace should you want to catch up on your network. Matrimandir, Auroville’s famed meditation centre is only 10 minutes away and after a visit, you can cycle around the township to admire the pristine environs, solar kitchen, windmills, cafes, and thoughtful architecture.
Kuilapalayam, Tamil Nadu, India
1901.48 km (1181.6 mi) from Jaisalmer FortTop guest reviews
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there's an ac as well as a fan so you can get the cooling of your choiceHost:
rima is a great hostthe host was respectful of my space and privacyhost was great place was goodgreat hosts very very helpful will do their best to help youtheir hospitality is superb and they are helpful and always available to contact if requiredRead more reviewsLocation:
great location as it’s an easy walk down to the main villagei love their property and feel that it's the right combo of close to everything but tucked awayluxurious tents for stay and perfect place for spotting some nice birds and some unique wildlifeperfect place to spend the weekend really loved it
9. A captivating arrangement near India's commercial capital
This coastal town to the south of Mumbai is famous for its beaches. It is famous for its forts, temples, and has also served as the historic dwelling of the ethnic group known as the Bene Jews who have left a synagogue in the area. The town also boasts a magnetic observatory. But of course, people flock here for the relaxing beaches fringed by coconut groves. The air-conditioned tents are furnished and fitted with basic amenities and you have, Wi-Fi, free parking, and access to a pool.
Alibag, Maharashtra, India
931.02 km (578.6 mi) from Jaisalmer FortAccommodates: 2
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you can also pit-stop at the port for some nice breakfast placesRead more reviewsCleanliness:
the tents were huge spic-n-span clean and more than sufficient with all frills
10. An enchanting stay by the mountains
A famous pilgrim town in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala is the abode of exiled Tibetans and the seat of the Dalai Lama. Lahaul and Kullu valley are a popular destination for trekkers who head to this haven in the shade of the Dhauladhar mountains. Woodscation offers luxurious vacation bell tents that have private rooms that come with beds and Wi-Fi, there is also a shared bath. Meals are served in the Dining Pavilion and the local chef rustles up traditional meals put together from local ingredients for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The camp is just 18 miles (29 kilometres) from the Airport, 15 miles (24 kilometres) from the town of Dharamshala, and a short distance from the Dhauladhar range which offers many opportunities for hiking.
Dharamshala , Himachal Pradesh, India
795.13 km (494.1 mi) from Jaisalmer FortAccommodates: 6
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accommodation: tents were very modern well made beds were comfy and toilets/ shower were as expectedafter reaching we had breakfast which was complimentarythe next day we had complimentary breakfast which was again too goodCleanliness:
washrooms were super clean and well maintainedthe place is super clean and as shown in the picturetents were spacious and cleanclean water beautiful landscape a game room some amazing people and storiesbathrooms were clean and adequate with all the amenitiesHost:
the staff is really goodhost was gentle helpful and honestthe staff is wonderfuly patient and helpfulthe host makes you feel so comfortable that you feel you're homebaljeet is an amazing hostRead more reviewsLocation:
very scenic beautiful place away from the crowd where you can hear the birds chirpingits a scenically best place to bei am like dreaming of this place in snow would surely visit againour favorite place is kareri lake a few miles awaybaljeet gave us great suggestions for places to discover and enjoy life of nearby villages
Pitch your tent in India
From mountains to beaches, valleys to deserts, India has no shortage of landscapes that invite you to camp for a few days and the luxury of glamping takes the experience up a notch. Camp your heart out at these top glamping spots in India.
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