Explore the Unexplored! 5 scintillating places you must visit in India by train

Traveling can be an incredible experience in India, which is blessed with remarkable landscapes, be it national parks, mountains, deserts or coastal regions. Talking about travel, one of the most popular trends at the moment has been the concept of glamping. Also known as glamorous camping, glamping is for those looking for outdoor adventure. It is a form of camping that includes accommodation and facilities that are relatively more luxurious than traditional camping. With India boasting the fifth largest rail network in the world, a lot of popular glamping spots are actually accessible by train.

Dinesh Kumar Kotha — Co-Founder & CEO — ConfirmTicket highlights some of the offbeat people you can pick up on the train:

Jaisalmer (Rajasthan)

Desert glamping is a popular travel activity that has been on the rise in recent times, and Jaisalmer in Rajasthan is famous for it. Travelers looking for a luxurious glamping experience should really visit Jaisalmer, which is known for its stunning sand dunes and rich culture. It is home to a wide area of ​​Thar Desert, and there are many such luxury camps for tourists to stay. With desert safaris, camel rides, dinner under the stars and other folk dance and music events, Jaisalmer is truly a remarkable place to glamp. Fortunately, Jaisalmer is very well connected to the rest of India via trains.

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Jim Corbett National Park (Uttarakhand)

Located in the North Indian state of Uttarakhand, Jim Corbett National Park is a prime glamping spot where travelers can witness wildlife at its best. The national park offers a variety of dazzling experiences brimming with luxury and state-of-the-art facilities. Several luxury resorts are situated on the banks of Kosi river, which provide a serene environment and lush green lawns. Apart from this, the glamping in this area provides tourists with an opportunity to spot rare species of animals and birds. The nearest railway station to Jim Corbett is Ramnagar, which is surprisingly well connected to the rest of India.

Sujan Jawai Leopard Camp, Pali (Rajasthan)

Leopards are good wildlife creatures that attract people from all over the world. The nocturnal and incredibly athletic animals are known for their climbing abilities, with tourists visiting areas across India to catch a glimpse of them. Sujan Jawai Leopard Camp is a popular spot in Pali, Rajasthan that offers great opportunities for leopard spotting. It has been reported that the area promises peaceful coexistence of local people and leopards, making it a big cat hotspot. The dazzling venue offers tents, spa and wellness programs in addition to food served around a bonfire. Importantly, the camp in Pali is easily accessible when traveling by train, making it a very popular travel destination for the foreseeable future.

Kanatal (Uttarakhand)

Kanatal is one of the serene and offbeat hill stations located near Mussoorie and Dehradun. The beautiful valleys of this region in Uttarakhand promise a lot to the travelers and it is also a very ideal glamping spot. It is only 5 hours drive from New Delhi and is very easily accessible by train. One of the major glamping facilities is provided by Organic Hideaway, which opened Eco Glamp in the area. It is the largest glamping retreat in the country and offers outdoor living through geodesic domes that provide comfort, safety and luxury. Furthermore, Eco Glamp has been successful in maintaining the ecological balance of the area, which is beneficial for both travelers and residents.

Kanha National Park (Madhya Pradesh)

Kanha National Park is one such place that everyone across India has heard about. The spectacular tourist destination is ideal for tiger sighting and wildlife adventure. Notably, Kanha is now a very popular destination for glamping with a number of options equipped with luxury tents. Not just this, travelers can experience luxurious outdoor seating arrangements, swimming pools, spas, restaurants and tours for wildlife viewing. While there is no direct train to Kanha National Park, interested travelers can board trains to Jabalpur, Gondia and Nagpur and reach the region.