My first glamping experience in Anji was truly captivating.

I've been to countless campsites, but this one felt completely different and is definitely worth experiencing. I visited before the official opening, so there were no entrance fees or parking charges. Luckily, their cafe was having a soft opening, so I enjoyed a refreshing sparkling water, which was quite delicious. The campsite itself is nestled within a lush forest, bordered by a wide expanse of water. Beneath the trees, small streams flow gently (finally understanding the term "water forest"). Even under the bright sun, it doesn't feel hot at all, and you're mostly shaded. The atmosphere under the trees is incredibly pleasant. The area hasn't been overdeveloped, retaining its natural charm. You can even spot squirrels and egrets in the river, which the owner assured me are wild (they're more likely to appear in the evening). Unfortunately, I didn't manage to capture any photos. The campsite also offers kayaks and paddle boats, and there's a large grassy area. The owner mentioned a flower field, but it wasn't in bloom yet, still about two months away. It's a shame I missed it. The scenery is incredibly photogenic, and the kids had so much fun they didn't want to leave.