Luxeglamp EcoResorts, which pioneered India’s first luxury glamping project, has launched India’s first exquisite ‘bubble glamping’ resort in the picturesque hill station of Munnar, Kerala. This new location, surrounded by spectacular views of mountains, valleys, and lakes, perfectly balances breathtaking views and environmental conservation.
Luxeglamp is situated at Poopara, Munnar, Kerala. The lovely lush green scenery of the hill station and cardamom plantations around Munnar’s six (6) bubble glamps promises panoramic views and a stargazing experience.
Antony Thomas, CEO & Founder of Luxeglamp EcoResorts, commented, “Our aim is to bring new, innovative, sustainable, and eco-friendly glamping and hospitality experiences to our guests. With the Luxeglamp Kodaikanal resort, we were the first to provide a luxury glamping experience with geodesic Domes. Now we are bringing forth the first ever experience of Bubble Glamping in India, which has an enchanting experience for guests.”
With more people looking for unique and sustainable travel experiences, glamping has increased in popularity in India. Providing guests with an opportunity to connect with nature without sacrificing comfort, Luxeglamp is at the forefront of this trend.
Luxeglamp Munnar offers distinctively designed Suite Bubble Glamps and Premium Bubble Glamps, each with unique private areas featuring wooden patios, hot tubs, saunas, and hammocks. There is a restaurant on the premises that serves breakfast for free as well. Additionally, guests can enjoy various activities such as hiking, waterfall trekking, boating, bird watching, and exploring the nearby forests and tea plantations.
Beyond its luxurious accommodation, Luxeglamp at Kodaikanal features an orchard with more than 700 fruit-bearing trees and an organic kitchen garden to give guests the best of nature’s gifts. To prevent deforestation and have as minimal environmental impact as possible, the company has made considerable progress towards being an eco-friendly glamping provider.
“We plan to add another five resorts across India and internationally in the coming two years,” further continued Thomas.
