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Published 22:42 IST, May 19th 2024
Camping in India is limited due to lack of proper rules and spots, with the majority of campers in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh facing weather conditions.
1/7: Rishikesh, India's renowned tourist destination, offers a variety of camping sites, including luxury camping with swimming pools and nature adventure camps along the Ganga River. / Image: uttarakhandtourism.gov.in
2/7: Manali, a popular hill station, has become the summer capital due to its picturesque surroundings. It offers a treasure trove of tents, perfect for camping trips in the mountains or near rivers. / Image: himachaltourism.gov.in
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3/7: Horsley Hills campsite offers breathtaking views of dense forests, rocky terrain, and a carpet of grass. / Image: aptourism.gov.in
4/7: Camping options are available during the Kudremukh trek, allowing trekkers to spend the night surrounded by the serene beauty of the Western Ghats. / Image: kudremukhanationalpark.in
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5/7: Mount Abu offers night camps with activities like trekking, archery, rappelling, rock climbing, and ziplining, best visited during the on-season (mid April to August) and requires advance bookings. / Image: tourism.rajasthan.gov.in
6/7: Nainital, Uttarakhand's Kumaon region, offers a unique outdoor experience with pristine lakes, lush forests, and stunning Himalayan views, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers. / Image: uttarakhandtourism.gov.in
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7/7: Munnar offers a unique holiday experience with virgin forests, savannah, hills, valleys, streams, waterfalls, tea plantations, and winding walkways, including the rare Neelakurinji plant. / Image: keralatourism.org
22:42 IST, May 19th 2024