Credit: designboom, Natura Vive
There’s always a reason to go on a hike. Be it the
breathtaking scenery, a breath of fresh air, or a walk down memory lane. And in
Peru, the Natura
Vive Skylodge is rewarding intrepid hikers with accommodation in one of the
three transparent capsules that are 24 feet in length, eight feet in height and
width, complete with four beds, a dining area, and a private bathroom that is
separated from the bedroom with an insulated wall – only if you’re brave enough
to climb 400 feet or hike a daunting trail using ziplines though.
Handcrafted with aerospace aluminium and weather-resistant
polycarbonate, the suites, hanging off a cliff, come with six windows and four
ventilation ducts that ensure comfort in the internal area, plus lighting
system powered by solar panels. If you wish, you may draw the curtains on the
dome for privacy from the curious gaze of your ‘neighbours’ – the passing
condors. The semi-open toilet, incidentally, offers a view of the Peruvian
landscape. And the fact that the lodge is located in the Sacred Valley of Cuzco
means the view of the magnificent mystic valley is also complimentary. With the
provision of fine-quality mattresses, cotton sheets, down pillows and quilts, you
can rest assured that being in the wild doesn’t have to mean compromising on comfort.
So here’s this amazing offer by Natura Vive, as if there
aren’t enough reasons to entice you to book your flight to Peru.
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