Shambala Resort & Spa by Sparsa, Yercaud

Shambala Resort & Spa by Sparsa is one of the best boutique resorts in Yercaud, a charming hill station in Tamil Nadu. It is nestled amidst a canopy of trees and in the silence of a private plantation in Yercaud. The property consists of 19 gorgeous rooms with sprawling verandas, fantastic al fresco dining, a yoga centre, a conference hall, a fabulous spa, outdoor sports and several walking paths around the plantation.

Shambala, cited as a mythical Buddhist land, is depicted in ancient texts as a hidden land of joy, peace and enlightenment. True to its meaning, the Shambala Resort is intended to be a meditative space, where you can be one with nature, look within, get in touch with yourself and feel rejuvenated. Nachammai Estate, the 24-acre coffee plantation that houses the resort has been lovingly restored for several years, turning it into a fully organic, biodiverse plantation. The estate even has its own pulping machines and a beautiful sun soaked drying yard.

Shambala Resort & Spa luxury hotels resort in Yercaud is located at Asambur. Originally a colonial outpost of the British in India, Yercaud was discovered in the year 1820. It is here that plantation life first started with the cultivation of Arabica coffee along with fruit trees like pears and apples, and then later taken up in the Nilgiri Mountains.

While at Shambala by Sparsa, enjoy:
Blissfully quiet days
Walks around the plantation
Spacious rooms with breathtaking views
Al fresco dining and fantastic food
Rejuvenating massages
Gentle Yoga and meditation
Packed picnic baskets for plantation lunches
Peaceful moments in silence under the trees, listening to birds
Year-round perfect weather

and everything else that’s much needed in the world today! The Fig Tree Place, our signature multi-cuisine restaurant is managed by a chef trained under a Michelin starred chef and specializes in a wide range of continental cuisine. We also create and curate a personalized offbeat dining experience for guests on request.

Visits to viewpoints, coffee plantations, local tribal villages and the like can be discussed/arranged on request.