Sleep in mid-air: A more fun way to camp in a spherical tent

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
 

Love camping but find sleeping in a regular tent a bit boring? Then you might want to consider the Cocoon Tree. As the name suggests, the Cocoon Tree looks like a giant cocoon floating among the trees. Not only is its appearance eye-catching, but its interior is spacious and comfortable. Staying in it doesn't feel rough at all—in fact, it offers the luxurious feeling of living in an airborne villa.

Traditional campsites often require deforestation and land leveling before they can be used. With ecological conservation in mind, the Cocoon Tree company introduced these capsule tents. All you need are three anchor points (trees) to suspend the tent in mid-air. Besides eliminating the discomfort of sleeping on the ground, it also avoids the nuisance of bugs crawling in from the earth.

The capsule tent offers a very enjoyable stay. It's 3 meters high and 2.5 meters wide—about the size of a double bed—and comes with a comfy mattress, making it ideal for couples, newlyweds, or small families. The size and color can also be customized according to your needs. The off-white waterproof fabric on the outside is thick enough to shield campers from wind and rain. On sunny days, the outer wall of the tent can be rolled up, instantly transforming it into a floating pavilion where you can take in the beautiful surrounding scenery.