Pune: From Staycations to Working and Revenge Tourism, Pandemic and Restrictions Covid-19 has triggered encouragement among people to get out of their homes.
While camping has been practicing for a long time, not everyone wants to throw a tent in the mud or close your eyes in a sleeping bag, while eating instant noodles for lunch or dinner.
And this is where entering glamor or glamorous camping, where someone can experience sensations and excitement outside the room outside while still enjoying luxury like hotels in the tent.
Private property around Pune, especially near the body of the water, has installed such tents, where someone can soak in the winter sun in the middle of exile, while enjoying food, music and good inn.
According to Sarmad Kadiri, who left with his wife and his son, three factors – safety, cleanliness, and comfort – walked according to higher costs being the only flipside.
“I used to go camping in various places but my wife wants something more comfortable and hygienic because we also have a very young child.
The facilities offered by the gamping sites are very good.
Because of the tent is limited and has a private room around them, someone Can keep the distance from others while enjoying the wild.
The only flipside is that it’s not cheap, “Kadiri said.
Akshay Kudale, a 25-year-old software developer, said he enjoyed sparkling more than camping.
“When I went with my friends, we had the whole place for ourselves.
We are surrounded by hectares of agricultural land.
There are many board games and we also played Cricket after centuries.
In addition, there was an emergency office, and I can Easily enter with my laptop and finish my job % Even on weekdays with questions for more.
“People are tired sitting in their homes.
This is where glamping enters.
We provide tents and cabins with private campfires, private spaces, board games, private benches near the river.
People are outdoors with all the comforts of a hotel, “He said, adding that they did not operate any group activities at this time because of the Covid number 19.
Anju Mishra (28), along with his business partner Ashutosh Singh, began Glan Everest near Pawana Dam after taking barren land rent.
The idea came to them when they went camping in Pavana Dam three years ago and realized that people lost amazing places due to lack of facilities.
“There are many shortcomings in camping which is because the large crowd does not go camping.
It includes cleanliness, small tents, no mattresses, no lights, no electricity, bathrooms distributed by the crowd of 3040 people etc.
We try to improve all this with Design a unique setting in the tent.
Second, even though it is required to extend the facilities, we have limited themselves to six glaces to ensure exclusivity.
Also the place itself has a waterfall and a small increase to the top of the mountain, which is all without a crowd.
We provide one barbecue per Glan and someone who helped them, “said Mishra.