An igloo is a dome-shaped shelter built from snow blocks, often used in arctic regions. The Inuit igloo is a perfect work of engineering. Only one or two people are needed, the tools only need snow knives, and the time only needs 1 to 2 hours to build a shelter in the icy and snowy Arctic region.
The advantage of igloos is that they provide warmth and protection because they keep you warm and keep the wind and snow out. Additionally, igloos can provide privacy and security as they are difficult to spot and can be used to provide shelter from storms or other hazards.
Therefore, the igloo brings us warmth, safety, comfort and other feelings. When glamping, we want to provide customers with such an experience. Limited by the natural properties of ice cubes, the building material of igloos, igloos can only be completed in severe cold periods and regions. We apply glass to this building. It makes it possible to bring different enjoyment to customers in four seasons.
Post time: Apr-25-2023
