Transparent bubble domes for wild camping: zero distance from nature
Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Want to stay in a dreamy transparent bubble tent and experience nature up close? Now you don’t have to travel all the way to France. The Bali Cultural Park Camping Area in New Taipei City has created brand-new “Bubble Domes” that let travelers enjoy the freedom of being immersed in the great outdoors, with reservations for Bubble Domes from June onward opening on May 16. The rate is NT$2,800 per dome on weekdays and NT$3,300 on holidays.
Staying in a dreamy transparent bubble tent offers zero-distance contact with nature. (Photo source / Bali Cultural Park Camping Area)
Currently, the Bali Cultural Park Camping Area has set up eight Bubble Domes, two of which are fully transparent and used as restaurants, while the other six semi-transparent ones are available for public reservation. Each can accommodate 2 to 4 people and comes equipped with basic amenities such as a TV, air conditioning, a double bed, and blankets.
The Bali Cultural Park Camping Area has set up six Bubble Domes available for reservation. (Photo source / Bali Cultural Park Camping Area)
The Bali Cultural Park Camping Area will begin accepting reservations for Bubble Domes from June onward starting May 16. (Photo source / Bali Cultural Park Camping Area)
The Bubble Domes aim to offer the public a closer-to-nature camping experience, allowing them to enjoy the beauty of nature without any obstructions. The area is also in talks with other scenic spots, hoping to bring people the chance to experience the natural beauty of different counties and cities in Taiwan in the future.
Inside the Bubble Domes, you’ll find basic amenities such as a TV, air conditioning, a double bed, and blankets. (Photo source / Bali Cultural Park Camping Area)
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Bubble Domes at Bali Cultural Park Camping Area, New Taipei City
Official launch: June
Reservations open: Starting May 16 (Mon) for bookings from June onward
Booking method: Only available via the ‘official website/booking system’
Pricing: NT$2,800 per dome on weekdays, NT$3,300 on holidays; extra NT$300 per double bed
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