Luxeglamp EcoResorts has launched its first ‘bubble glamping’ resort in hill station of Munnar in Kerala. Located at Poopara, Luxeglamp Munnar’s six bubble glamps are set within the idyllic green of the hill station and cardamom plantations, offering panoramic views and a stargazing experience.
Each glamp comes with its own unique private area, including wooden patio, hot tub, sauna, and hammock.
“Our aim is to bring new, innovative, sustainable, and eco-friendly glamping and hospitality experiences to our guests,” said Antony Thomas, CEO & Founder, Luxeglamp EcoResorts. “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,” he said.
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Beyond its luxurious accommodations, Luxeglamp at Kodaikanal boasts of an orchard with over 700 fruit-bearing trees as well as an organic kitchen garden to provide guests with the best of nature’s gifts.With its second glamping site in Munnar, Luxeglamp continues to redefine the intersection of luxury, comfort, and nature, offering an extraordinary escape to travellers seeking an immersive and sustainable experience.
“We plan to add another five resorts across India and internationally in the coming two years,” said Thomas.
Glamping has become increasingly popular in India, with more people seeking unique and sustainable travel experiences. Luxeglamp is at the forefront of this trend. The company has taken great strides to become an eco-friendly glamping provider by promoting sustainable and removable temporary stay structures, thereby avoiding deforestation and leaving minimal impact on the environment.
