Glamping, which has become a popular travel trend worldwide, is the glam version of traditional camping. It has luxurious set-ups for those who are missing those opulent hotel rooms, but out in the open, amidst picturesque surroundings and stunning landscapes. And there’s a wide array of adventure activities to keep you occupied when you are done chilling in your camp. The best part is you don’t need to carry your own tent. Here are some fantastic glamping choices in India where you can get away from modern-day distractions without sacrificing comfort.

Grassroots, Wayanad, Kerala
Nestled in a cosy corner of Wayanad, Grassroots combines camping and comfort well with Swiss tents located in the middle of a coffee plantation and encompassed by tall trees. The gentle river Kabini flowing by adds to the serenity of the glamping site. Grassroots caters to the minimalist traveller with basic amenities like hot water, refrigerator, and television, plus some air conditioning as well. With leather chairs and wrought iron beds, the tents here are as luxurious as they come. The private porch outside every tent makes for a great place to enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee and soak in the tranquil surroundings. While here, you can visit the nearby areca nut, pepper, coffee, and tea plantations. Doing nothing and aimlessly lazing around is highly recommended though.
Location: Koilery Kunnu Via Pinangode Pozhuthana Post, Wayanand Dist, Kalpetta, Kerala
Website: https://grassrootswayanad.in/

Banjara Camp and Retreat, Sangla, Himachal Pradesh
Located in the midst of serene apple orchards and lush landscapes, the luxury Swiss tents at Banjara’s campsite in Sangla are perfect for a wonderfully relaxing holiday. You could either stay in their tents or choose to stay in the retreat, which serves as a luxury hotel. The river-facing tents here have been tastefully embellished and come with running hot water. Set against the Baspa River, the place has great opportunities for trekking and adventure activities like rock climbing. The treks vary from easy to medium to difficult. The easiest of them all is the 8km Sangla walk, which takes you from the campsite to Sangla village. Then there’s the Rakcham walk which takes you through varied landscapes including forests, meadows, and gurgling streams.

Location: VPO Batseri, Sangla, Dist Kinnaur, HP
Website: https://www.banjaracamps.com/

Chamba Camp, Thiksey, Ladakh

Beautifully positioned at the base of the Thiksey monastery, this luxury tent site houses several air-conditioned tents with attached bathrooms, study tables, and private sit-outs. The huge windows offer spectacular views of the vistas. You can choose from a range of activities like trekking, volleyball, and birding. Or you could watch a game of polo, the royal sport of Ladakh. Or raft down the Indus River. The campsite also features a terrace where you can sunbathe and there’s an on-site restaurant too. 
Location: Diskit-Ladakh
Website: https://tutcindia.com

Taj Banjaar Tola, Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh
There couldn’t be a better place to relax after a thrilling day of spotting wildlife than the Banjaar Tola camp. Overlooking Kanha National Park’s core zone, it houses two elegant camps of tented suites. Every tent here comes with a private verandah that offers serene views of the gentle Banjaar River. There’s also a tented guest area with a swimming pool, a library, a souvenir shop, and dining decks set against a charming landscape. Also on offer are exclusive massages and spa treatments in your tent. The place serves regional and Indian delicacies prepared from locally sourced ingredients. 
Location: Manjitola, Mukki, Tehsil Baihar, Balaghat
Website: https://www.tajhotels.com/en-in/taj/banjaar-tola-kanha-national-park/