The New Trend of Romantic Aerial Tent Camping
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Recently, Taiwan has also gradually embraced the camping trend. People are looking to forget the hustle and bustle of city life, embrace nature to relax both body and mind, and breathe in some fresh air. In addition to traditional campsite tents, there’s a new “aerial tent” that’s become popular abroad recently. These tents appear to float mid-air, giving off a dreamy vibe while offering a very comfortable stay.
Aerial tents have become quite popular in Europe and America recently. (Image source / wordlesstech)
The soft glow of the tent lights creates a rather romantic atmosphere. (Image source / wordlesstech)
Aerial tents are set up using special tools to secure ropes to sturdy tree branches, then the entire tent is suspended in mid-air. This allows you to take in the full view of the mountain forests from above. At night, the gentle glow of the tent lights adds to the romantic ambiance. Being up high also means better ventilation and protection against crawling insects or other pests entering the tent.
Some even want to take on the challenge of camping on cliffs. (Image source / dailymail)
Aerial tents can also float on the sea to enjoy the sunset. (Image source / cdninstagram)
Aerial tents are now officially available abroad. Prices start at 350 USD per tent depending on the design. Some operators also offer rental services and assistance with setting up the aerial tents, making it easy even for first-time campers to enjoy the freeing feeling of floating amidst the woods.
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