
Top 10 Camping Spots Across India
When the word "Camping" comes on your way what is the first scene that hit your brain, so-called tenting, living far away from the busy traffics lives of metro cities. The backpacking with your crazy friends and pitching towards the tents in the heart of nature's valleys, lakes, and mountains. For a nature lover this is one of the most seductive feelings when it comes to night camping, enjoying bonfires with your loved ones in a blanket, and sensing the breath of night breezes blowing and mixing with the hot fiery smoke and what else you imagine right now.
You should explore these places with your friends, family or opt as a solo tripper as well.
1. Tso Moriri Lake, Ladakh
The Wild Camp Tso Moriri of Jammu and Kashmir situated on the bank of Tso Moriri Lake is known for its fantastic view and offers free parking facilities to tourists.

Tso Moriri holds subsequently outdoors on the banks of the lake is limited by law. If you are wanting to camp all alone, you also should set up your shelter away from the lake, close to other campgrounds.
Activities in Tso Moriri Lake Camp
Appreciate the all-encompassing perspective on the magnificent Tso Moriri from the review point close to the lake. Witness the changing shades of the lake waters as light emissions fall on the lake, making a brilliant material of nature in the immaculate lake waters.
Situated on the northwestern bank of Tso Moriri, the Tibetan-Buddhist Korzok Monastery is a necessary visit vacation destination on your visit to the lake.
Best Time to Visit
While summers to be the best an ideal opportunity to visit the spot when the environment is generally invigorating and obliging when the snow has mellowed and there is a buzzy development with the splendid and dynamic Hemis Festival.
2. Nameri Eco Camp, Assam
The Eco camp lays on the lap of natural lush green surroundings. Comfortable covered cottages that add to the greenery view. Nameri Eco Camp is arranged around 45 kilometers from Tezpur and around 1 kilometer from the banks of the Jia Bhoroli waterway.


















