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Its winding path winds like vines, covered in a non-slip material that mimics the texture of tree bark. Three starting platforms at different heights are located at the top, corresponding to the "Brave" slide, the "Rainbow Spiral" slide, and the "Parent-Child" slide, catering to children of different ages. The bottom of the slide leads directly into the ball pool—a colorful sea of amber, emerald green, and coral red balls, suspended above by a sunshade dome woven from simulated palm leaves. An interactive sensor device plays tribal drumming sounds, triggering a cheerful rhythm with every plunge.
a three-dimensional climbing wall with a simulated rock texture features grabby rattan handles and hidden "gem" storage boxes. A swinging bridge is constructed from thick hemp rope and logs, with tribal flags tied at both ends. A rotating disc simulates the disc ritual of tribal sacrifices, producing wind chime sounds and projecting starry sky patterns as it rotates. The walls are adorned with tribal totems and animal rock paintings painted with natural mineral pigments, while the grounds are covered with biomimetic moss carpets and luminous paving stones, creating a sense of discovery with every step.
In a DIY workshop shaped like a wooden house, children can become tribal artisans, crafting totem masks using natural wood chips, colored clay, and feathers. At an adjacent simulated market stall, vendors engage in a bartering game using imitation shells as currency. In the corner, a tribal kitchen is equipped with simulated utensils such as a stone mill and a clay stove, allowing children to experience the joys of "primitive cooking." These areas feature wooden furniture with rounded corners and cushioned flooring for safety.
The entire space features a modular design, allowing for flexible layouts based on activity needs—from a tribal adventure camp during the day to a starry-sky camping theater at night. Intelligent air circulation systems and real-time temperature and humidity monitoring ensure a comfortable environment. The parent lounge, located on a panoramic viewing platform, features tribal-style rattan chairs and height-adjustable interactive monitors, allowing parents to relax while keeping an eye on their children.
This is more than just a playground; it's a living museum of tribal culture. Through climbing, sliding, and role-playing, children not only develop physical and social skills but also experience the wisdom and creativity of the original tribe through immersive experiences, transforming every playtime into an imaginative journey of growth.
Its winding path winds like vines, covered in a non-slip material that mimics the texture of tree bark. Three starting platforms at different heights are located at the top, corresponding to the "Brave" slide, the "Rainbow Spiral" slide, and the "Parent-Child" slide, catering to children of different ages. The bottom of the slide leads directly into the ball pool—a colorful sea of amber, emerald green, and coral red balls, suspended above by a sunshade dome woven from simulated palm leaves. An interactive sensor device plays tribal drumming sounds, triggering a cheerful rhythm with every plunge.
a three-dimensional climbing wall with a simulated rock texture features grabby rattan handles and hidden "gem" storage boxes. A swinging bridge is constructed from thick hemp rope and logs, with tribal flags tied at both ends. A rotating disc simulates the disc ritual of tribal sacrifices, producing wind chime sounds and projecting starry sky patterns as it rotates. The walls are adorned with tribal totems and animal rock paintings painted with natural mineral pigments, while the grounds are covered with biomimetic moss carpets and luminous paving stones, creating a sense of discovery with every step.
In a DIY workshop shaped like a wooden house, children can become tribal artisans, crafting totem masks using natural wood chips, colored clay, and feathers. At an adjacent simulated market stall, vendors engage in a bartering game using imitation shells as currency. In the corner, a tribal kitchen is equipped with simulated utensils such as a stone mill and a clay stove, allowing children to experience the joys of "primitive cooking." These areas feature wooden furniture with rounded corners and cushioned flooring for safety.
The entire space features a modular design, allowing for flexible layouts based on activity needs—from a tribal adventure camp during the day to a starry-sky camping theater at night. Intelligent air circulation systems and real-time temperature and humidity monitoring ensure a comfortable environment. The parent lounge, located on a panoramic viewing platform, features tribal-style rattan chairs and height-adjustable interactive monitors, allowing parents to relax while keeping an eye on their children.
This is more than just a playground; it's a living museum of tribal culture. Through climbing, sliding, and role-playing, children not only develop physical and social skills but also experience the wisdom and creativity of the original tribe through immersive experiences, transforming every playtime into an imaginative journey of growth.
