LISTICLE : HE GAVE YOU HIS TIME, NOW GIVE HIM YOURS: 5 RESORTS FOR A FATHER’S DAY GETAWAY HE’LL BRAG ABOUT

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KOLKATA | 14 JUNE 2025

Father’s Day is a good time to show your appreciation for your dad. This year, instead of the usual gifts, consider planning a weekend trip to a resort away from city life. It will give him a chance to rest, enjoy nature, and spend time with you. Whether he enjoys wellness treatments, quiet surroundings, or a short break from routine, these resorts across India offer the right setting.

Mayfair Spring Valley, Guwahati:

Located in the hills of Tepesia near Guwahati, this resort is surrounded by nature. It offers spacious rooms, suites, cottages, and villas with clear views of the landscape and lush green valley. Your father can relax in the outdoor pools, choose from spa treatments like Mayfair Signature Massage, Aromatherapy, and Deep Tissue Massages, and join Mango themed brunch. If he is spiritually inclined, you can also visit the Kamakhya Temple nearby, an important site dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya. The resort has well-kept gardens, live music in the evenings, and a calm environment, making it a good place for meaningful time together.

The Tamara, Coorg:

Located in the hills and coffee estates of Coorg, The Tamara offers wooden cottages. Each cottage has a private sun deck that looks out onto plantations or the forest. The resort includes nature-based activities like plantation walks, birdwatching, and forest treks. It focuses on both comfort and sustainable practices. If your father enjoys spending time outdoors but also likes privacy and rest, this is a suitable choice. He can wake up to the smell of coffee and the sounds of birds, away from his daily routine.

Ananda in the Himalayas, near Rishikesh:

Set on a 100-acre estate in the Himalayan foothills near Rishikesh, Ananda is a wellness retreat known for its structured health programs. Each room, suite, and villa include a private balcony with views of the Ganges valley. Your father can follow a personalized plan with yoga, meditation, fitness, and Ayurvedic treatments, all guided by trained professionals. The spa covers 25,000 square feet and includes hydrotherapy pools and healthy meals. Whether he is new to wellness or already follows a routine, this is a place to focus on health and rest.

Kumarakom Lake Resort, Kerala:

If your father enjoys being near water, this resort is a good choice. Located on the banks of Lake Vembanad in Kerala, Kumarakom Lake Resort features traditional-style villas, many with open-air bathrooms and private plunge pools. A 250-meter-long pool flows through the property, connecting several villas and giving guests the feeling of swimming through Kerala’s backwaters. He can take houseboat rides, go on sunset cruises, enjoy local Kerala dishes, or try Ayurvedic massages. The quiet setting by the lake will give him time to rest and spend special moments with family.

Club Mahindra Emerald Palms, Goa:

If your father likes holidays with beach visits and fun activities, this resort in South Goa is perfect for him. Located near Varca and Benaulim beaches, Club Mahindra Emerald Palms has modern rooms, open green spaces, and family-friendly services. Your father can visit spice farms, join Goan cooking classes, or ride a bicycle through nearby villages. In the evenings, the resort hosts cultural shows and beach outings. Whether he wants to relax by the pool or explore local culture, this place offers a mix of rest and recreation.

Conclusion:

This Father’s Day, one of the most valuable gifts you can give is your time. A short trip together, whether it’s to the hills, by a quiet lake, or near the sea, can offer a break from daily routines and bring a sense of peace. It allows you to talk, share meals, and enjoy simple activities without distractions. These shared experiences, even if short, often stay in your family’s memory much longer than material gifts. They create a stronger bond and show appreciation in a way that words sometimes cannot. Taking time out to be together in a calm place is not just a gesture, it’s a way to honour everything he has done and continues to do.