Luxury tented camps across India
Our own tents, our own crew, and hospitality standards we set ourselves — from the salt flats of Kutch to the Himalayan foothills.
Season opens in Rann Utsav · November 2026 – February 2027
Our signature season
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Himalayan valleys on the Char Dham route, leopard country in the Aravallis, and the dunes outside Jaisalmer. Each one is ours, staffed by people who live there.
Char Dham
Barkot, Yamunotri Valley
The last comfortable bed before Yamunotri. Luxury cottages and camps in the Himalayan foothills, with the temple trail on your doorstep.
from ₹5,400 per couple, 1 night · plus 12% GST
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Char Dham
Guptkashi, Kedarnath Valley
Panoramic Himalayan views on the Kedarnath yatra trail, with Chaukhamba from the dining room and a warm room to come back to.
from ₹6,000 per couple, 1 night · plus 12% GST
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Leopard country
Jawai Bandh, Pali
Granite hills, a reservoir full of birds and the highest density of wild leopard in India. Dawn safaris leave from the gate.
from ₹18,000 per person, 2 nights twin sharing · GST included
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Thar desert
Sam Sand Dunes
A real night in the Thar — camel safari at golden hour, Rajasthani folk music after dark, and silence once it stops.
Camps that follow the calendar
Fairs, festivals and the Kumbh cycle. These dates are fixed years in advance and the good sites go early, which is why our planning starts a season ahead of the booking.
Tent on rent
Luxury Swiss tents, Maharaja tents and complete tent city setup — manufactured in-house, installed by our own team, delivered anywhere in India.
Accommodation
The workhorse of a luxury camp. Twin or king bed, attached bathroom with running water, wooden flooring and a covered porch.
Dining & assembly
Clear-span structure for banquets, conference sessions and dining halls. Pillar-free inside, so the floor plan is yours.
Ceremonial
Scalloped canopies, block-printed lining and carved poles. Built for mandaps, receptions and anywhere the tent is the photograph.
Why us
We are not a reseller. The tents, the kitchens and the staff at our festival camps are ours, so a promise made at booking is a promise we can keep.
Rann Utsav, Kumbh and the desert fairs run on narrow windows. We plan inventory a year out so the dates you want are still there when you call.
Attached bathrooms, running hot water, proper beds and wooden flooring — in places where none of that is a given.
Local guides, local kitchens, local artisans. The money a guest spends stays largely in the district they came to see.
Guest reviews
The tent was far better than we expected — proper bathroom, hot water, and warm bedding for a cold desert night. The staff walked us out to the White Rann for the sunset and waited to bring us back.
Booked two nights on a full moon date. Organised from the moment we landed at Bhuj — the transfer was waiting, check-in took five minutes, and the food was genuinely good Gujarati cooking rather than buffet filler.
We travelled with elderly parents and were worried about the walking. The team arranged a cart right up to the salt flats and someone stayed with us the whole evening. That thoughtfulness is what I remember.
Clean, well-lit camp and a proper cultural evening — not the rushed version you get elsewhere. The Dholavira trip on day two was worth the early start.
Journal
Most people come to Kutch for the white desert. Then they come home talking about the villages. The…
Most people pack for Rann Utsav thinking about the daytime: sunny, dry, pleasant. Then the sun goes down…
Every year, the same thing happens. In October, people start asking us about Diwali trips. In November, the…
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