Recently Released Glass Glamp In India

Glamping, short for ‘glamorous camping’, is a unique outdoor adventure that mixes the thrill of camping with the luxury and comfort you’d find in a fancy hotel. Rather than the usual tents and sleeping bags, glamping spots typically feature chic, fully furnished tents, domes, yurts, or cabins that come with all the modern conveniences.

In India, the trend of glamping is swiftly expanding, attributed to the country’s varied landscapes, which range from mountains and beaches to deserts. It perfectly blends the outdoor camping experience with the modern comforts of a luxury hotel. For instance, in Rajasthan, you can find glamping in opulent tents close to the Thar Desert, Udaipur, and Jaipur, often paired with camel safaris and cultural activities. Meanwhile, Kerala’s backwaters, tea plantations, and lush hills offer peaceful glamping experiences, especially in Munnar and Wayanad. Additionally, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are favorites for glamping amidst beautiful mountains, rivers, and valleys, particularly in places like Manali, Shimla, Rishikesh, and Nainital.

**Glass Clamps – Kodaikanal (Tamilnadu)**

At Luxeglamp in Kodaikanal, you can pick from seven luxurious domes themed around Moroccan, Rodeo, and Celestial styles, each priced at ₹ 17700 per day (which includes tax and breakfast). There’s also a special glass dome available for ₹29500 per day, covering tax, breakfast, and one meal. This glass glamp boasts minimalist decor inspired by the rustic charm of the Wild West, featuring comfy bedding, soft cushions, and cozy lighting, along with a private deck for outdoor lounging, electricity, and a private bathroom. During the day, the guest soak up the warm golden morning light that streams in, and as night approaches, the dome turns into a magical spot for stargazing. From the comfort of my bed, The guest look up at the large panoramic roof window that showcases the night sky like a beautiful painting. The guest curl up in king-sized bed and keep admiring the starlit sky, with a glowing crescent and twinkling stars against a clear backdrop, and eventually drift off into a peaceful sleep.

Guests can also enjoy the afternoon tea experience, take a scenic guided horse ride through the valley, or have a cozy candlelit dinner outdoors under the stars. The menu features continental, Indian, or local dishes, all made from fresh seasonal produce sourced from nearby villages.

The inside of my luxury dome is all about looking good and being practical. The furniture is chosen to make the most of the space and keep things comfy, plus it offers a full 360-degree view so you can soak in the beautiful forests and the starry skies without any interruptions.

The glass dome is made with double-glazed or insulated glass, which helps keep the indoor temperature stable, cutting down on the need for heating or cooling. This also means less energy use and a smaller carbon footprint. Plus, since there are no permanent structures, there’s no piling or soil disruption, making the dome a green design. On top of that, the property runs on solar power and some of the materials used, like tempered glass and aluminum, are recyclable.

The property also has a ban on single-use plastics. Plus, all the buildings are completely removable and temporary.Luxe glamp is planning to roll out more themed glamping experiences at various locations, including Munnar in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and the UAE.

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