Over the last decade, "glamping," short for glamorous camping, has become a staple of outdoor recreation. The whole point of glamping is to enjoy home comforts while outside. Get motivated by these recommendations whether you want to travel to incredible glamping resorts or create your own experience.

With so many locations to go camping throughout the world, everything is possible, from finding weekend getaways near me to unusual trips overseas.

Manvar Desert Camp & Resort, Thar Desert, India

Manvar Desert Camp & Resort, located in the center of Rajasthan, brings back a 17th-century experience. On his way to the battlegrounds, Mughal Emperor Jehangir was renowned for pitching opulent tents. With its 30 luxurious safari-style camping tents, Manvar is carrying on this heritage today. Each glamping tent has panoramic views of the desert, teak furnishings, and spacious, comfortable beds. Spend your nights around a campfire being entertained by local musicians and dancers while taking in the amazing sunrises and starry night sky.

Singita Sabora Tented Camp, Tanzania

The Sabora Plains Tented Camp from Singita is located in the Singita Grumeti Reserve, in the Serengeti's Western Corridor. The style of Sabora is reminiscent of an earlier period of adventure, with its nine canvas tents tastefully furnished with Persian carpets, dark wood and leather, and earthy tones. Each tent features a terrace with a view of the breathtaking Grumeti countryside and a bathroom. Although it has a very distinct vibe and design concepts from other Singita assets, it upholds the same high standards for excellent service, style, and great game viewing.

Mombo and Little Mombo, Okavango Delta, Botswana

Travel experts frequently list Mombo and Little Mombo as the best places to go glitzy camping in Botswana. Both of these lavish tent camps are situated in the Moremi Game Reserve and provide prime viewing opportunities for the Big Five. These camps personify the traditional safari attitude by being elegant, subtle, and ageless. In addition to having individual balconies, en suite bathrooms, and enormous four-poster beds, Mombo's nine above-ground pavilions are connected by wooden walkways. Little Mombo, a part of the Mombo Camp that provides more seclusion, is nearby.