By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Lush green lawns covered in small tents — but this isn’t camping. It’s the creative concept of Taichung’s youth hostel “perBed.” Here, you won’t find typical hotel rooms or beds. Instead, there are large open spaces and tents, designed to encourage guests to interact and share their stories.
Lush green lawns covered in small tents. (Image source / perBed)
Hammocks are also available as an alternative to tents. (Image source / perBed)
Rather than being just a hostel, “perBed” is more like a participatory art exhibition space, where every guest becomes part of the performance. Through conversation, listening, and written exchanges, it aims to help people rediscover trust in one another.
perBed values the connections between every guest. (Image source / perBed)
Guests are encouraged to leave a travel trace before departure as part of the interactive display. (Image source / perBed)
Here, you might meet travelers from all over the world and engage with people from different cultural backgrounds. “perBed” hopes that every guest will leave behind a travel trace as part of the exhibition — it could be a note, a letter, a piece of chalk art, or even a shared memory, story, or secret. Let this meaningful connection continue.