Top 5 Tree – Houses In India

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Most of us have been on an airplane, some have even been on a cruise-liner. But when I ask people how many of them have stayed in a tree-house, well the first reaction I usually get is, “What house did you say?”
There’s something very enthralling about living in one. We’ve all hankered after a den in the treetops. It’s time to go out on a limb and embrace a lofty new concept. Forget about room service, though.

1. Eagle Eye Holidays Resorts, Chikmagalur – Karnataka

The coffee town of Chikmagalur has more than its share of coffee. Yes this place is one of the few places in Karnataka that is popular for eco-friendly resorts. One such resort is Eagle Eye Holidays tree-house resort which provides a panoramic view of the surrounding lush green hills and it makes one feel like they are floating in the clouds. Eagle Eye Holiday Resorts sits at an elevation of about 2,900 feet above sea level. The resort is spread across beautifully landscaped 130 acres of space!

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2. Tree House Hideaway, Bandhavgarh – Madhya Pradesh

Nestled among mahua and banyan trees in the Bandhavgarh National Park are five treehouses that bring the jungle right till your room. The arboreal abodes have big balconies which are a great place to welcome the morning with the forest waking up before you. If you’re feeling adventurous in the morning, safaris are arranged with experienced guides.

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3. Vythiri Resort, Wayanad – Kerala

Vythiri Resort in Wayanad, Kerala is an ‘environment-friendly’ jungle resort, veiled in the rainforest region of Kerala. People coming here, at once feel one with nature, plus the captivating view offered by the resort rooms leaves one spellbound. Unlike the urban sound of nightlife that we often hear in the cities, here one can hear the soothing sound of water throughout the day, as a gushing stream flows through the property. The quaint thatch roofs and bamboo walls built by members of indigenous tribes with locally sourced materials, contain all domestic comforts. It uses solar energy as a power source.

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4. The Machan, Lonavala – Maharashtra

Very close to the twin cities of Mumbai and Pune is a hill-station called Lonavala which, over the years, has become a popular weekend getaway. Located here is the Machan, popular getaway for those who’re looking for peace and quiet. This vertiginous accommodation is 45 feet above the ground and is built along a wild fig tree. The views are spectacular, with the green valley falling away dramatically below. Green is also a philosophy at Machan, which relies solely on renewable energy and contributes part of the tariff to conservation.

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5. Tree House Cottages, Manali – Himachal Pradesh

How would you feel staying on top of a tree, in a nice cozy room, having some hot soup in winter? Well, at the Tree House Cottages in Manali the above desire need not be just a dream. These cottages are rated one of a kind and so it is a perfect destination for a winter retreat. Also, the place will certainly make you feel at home since the accommodation units have been so done up to give you that homely feel.

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Arjan Kripal
Arjan comes from a family of professional cricketers. His grandfather, father and uncle have all represented India. Arjan himself captained the Indian Under 19 Team, and has played first class cricket for Tamil Nadu. He is a qualified coach, a BCCI match referee and even holds a world record in cricket! Arjan’s cricket career saw him travel extensively across the world. He has since discovered that he has an insatiable wander lust and a flair for planning itineraries for family and friends – a love and skill that has naturally progressed into setting up Get Up and Go. Arjan is a certified scuba diver and has bungee jumped, sky dived and paraglided several times. He has been to every continent and corner of the world, reveling in exotic foods and myriad photo ops; from walking the Inca Trail in Peru, to swimming with Whale sharks in Mexico… Arjan has even come face to face with a Great White Shark in South Africa! “I want to share all my varied journeys with fellow travellers so they can experience, first hand, something that has been so rewarding for me.”