Have you ever seen people camping on the cliffs of the mountains and thought why? According to the research extreme sports make people happier. The people who experience extreme sports say that it is really good to feel on the edge. So, camping on the edge of the cliffs gives a similar feeling to the campers. There are many camping places like Minas Gerais, Death Valley, Pemberton Icefield, Mount Everest, etc that help people experience extreme camping. But there is one more place which is the real extreme camping place where you will be on the edge of the edge: The Floating Retreat in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates.
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The Floating Retreat is a unique camping place designed by Ardh Architects. The facility offers a camping experience between the Sharjah mountains. But, as you can understand from the name of the facility, you will be in the air while camping. You will be floating!
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The project was developed in partnership with Shurooq and the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority. The project was inspired by the philosophy of extreme sports. Therefore, the aim is to have more adventure.
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After the guests arrive at the Floating Retreat, they are directed to the hangers. The hangers provide a comfortable and luxurious camping experience. You can find everything you need during the camping like necessary amenities, bed, electricity, heating, etc.
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Of course, all you do during camping is not stay in the lodges. The Floating Retreat offers many different activities for guests, such as mountain climbing, wadi treks, and experiencing the beauty of Sharjah mountains. The facility will be serving from November to March in order to avoid the summer heat.
Moreover, the project will help you gain environmental awareness and appreciation. The Floating Retreat will provide the guests to disconnect from the complications of daily life. Lastly, the company says that the facility is their ambitious project with which the company can promote the local heritage culture, and history.
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