The third installment of the TVB documentary series, "Infinite Journey," unfolds with travel as its central theme, focusing on the enchanting and mysterious landscapes of Xinjiang and Tibet. Over two months, host Chen Beier and the team embarked on a 14,000-kilometer self-driving
expedition, offering viewers a fresh perspective on China's diverse landscapes. The two-month filming expedition in Xinjiang and Tibet aimed to provide a detailed portrayal of the local cultures, human stories, and geographical wonders.
The latest episode explores the Inaccessible Mountain Base Camp in Xinjiang, situated on the Pamir Plateau, also known as the "Roof of Asia." Despite its vast expanse, this plateau's size is comparable to the four major plateaus in our country. With a history spanning many years, the region has been documented in various historical accounts.
Chen Beier and the team ventured into the Inaccessible Mountain Base Camp, highlighting the popular Glacier Cabin Hotel Unit. This RV-like campsite features 10 units meticulously designed by Mr. Ye, a seasoned designer from DEEPBLUE SMARTHOUSE, and manufactured in the company's own factory. The Glacier Cabin Hotel Unit measures 10.5 meters in length, three meters in width, and 3.6 meters in height. Its distinctive features include a stylish and technologically advanced exterior, comprehensive facilities such as a living room, panoramic bedroom, bathroom, and utility room, and a spacious 3-square-meter viewing balcony.
In the Inaccessible Mountain, there are 10 sets of Glacier Cabin Hotel Units, including a dining car that serves daily meals and provides service inquiries. Despite the team's visit during the non-peak tourist season, the Inaccessible Mountain management mentioned that the nightly accommodation rate of 2888 yuan remains fully booked. This popularity is attributed to the natural beauty of Inaccessible Mountain and its unique geographical features, as well as the hospitality offered by the Glacier Cabin Hotel Unit.
As the proud manufacturer of Glacier Cabin Hotel Unit, DEEPBLUE SMARTHOUSE is honored to contribute to this exceptional travel experience. The company's mission is to build smart houses for the world, and they take pride in their role in creating the Glacier Cabin Hotel Unit.