A Well Chosen List of 50 Best Camps in India Released by Thrillophilia

Online, May 22, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Travel companies, especially those in India, often tend to release the list of best hotels or resorts in India to stay in. That's why, the release of a list of "50 best camps in India" by Thrillophilia came as a refreshing surprise. With people looking at newer options for their vacations, something which has a lot more fun and novelty value to it, camping in India is slowly finding acceptance among young individuals.

The list has well chosen and a diverse set of camps in India, covering almost all popular regions of the country. It lists camping sites in popular adventure destinations such as those in Ladakh, and it even has camping sites in regions which are not very well known for camping and adventure but still offer a scintillating adventure experience. Camps close to trekking trails in Sikkim, those in proximity to wildlife of Kerala, as well as the ones in Gujarat are some examples of the unusual yet exciting that the list has.

But this is not the first time that the company has come out with an exhaustive list of the best in India when it comes to adventure. In the past too, it has released lists such as "101 adventure activities to do in India" and "51 best offbeat destinations of India."

When asked about the reason behind releasing such lists from time to time, Abhishek Daga, Co-Founder Thrillophilia, said, "We are a company dedicated to organizing corporate getaways and team outings for organizations. Adventure forms a vital part of what we organize for our clients, since activities such as trekking in India can act as team building and performance building activities as well.", adding, "That's why, coming out with such lists of best adventure experiences in the country helps us keep our target audience informed of the best experiences available out there."

Going by the lack of information in the field as far as India is concerned, such lists do tend to help an upcoming and niche segment of India travel. And keeping the increasing focus of organizations in mind to give their employees variety in their routine, Thrillophilia seems to be doing a good job catering to that segment. It does look like a good option for organizations as well as individuals looking for an offbeat India experience, be it trekking in the Himalayas or a week of camping in the deserts of Rajasthan.