The Nordic-style lotus tent is super eye-catching — this luxury glamping hideaway feels like being abroad.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported

Miaoli’s mountain town features many exotic-style attractions, with stunning scenery and ambiance that are well worth a visit. Located in Zaobridge Township, there’s a glamping secret spot called “Quanmeixue (Shannacun),” which combines the currently trendy concept of Glamping, not only full of fashionable design elements but also integrated with nature, making it a hot topic in the camping community.

Quanmeixue is situated on the large lawn of Shangri-La Amusement Park, renowned for its super dreamy tents, starry sky dinners, and bamboo-woven landscapes that resemble forest melodies. It offers complete bathroom facilities, bedding, and cooking gear — no need to bring any tents or equipment for camping here, as even breakfast and dinner are prepared, making it a truly luxurious experience.

The entire campsite has over ten tents, all made from high-quality foreign tents, includingelf tents, lotus tents, and temple tents, each accommodating two to four people. A row of white tents paired with nearby bamboo art installations creates a remarkably beautiful view.

This is an experimental research project on local aesthetics, and also like a nature school. In addition to offering glamping accommodations, it provides experiential local courses such as nature restoration, ecological education, traditional crafts and contemporary design, farming experiences, and seasonal local cuisine — giving travelers a great place to escape the hustle and bustle.