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Glamping Budget RM165: Apa Yang Best, Apa Yang Kurang?

Weekend lepas pergi glamping kat area Pedas/Rembau. Pergi pun tak letak expectation sangat, so kurang rasa kecewa dengan condition kat sana. First impression agak off sikit sebab khemah ada banyak tompok-tompok hitam. Bila tengok luar je dah macam hmm… Tapi bila masuk khemah, kami nervous jugak takut ada bau hapak ke apa. Fuhhh nasib baik wangi! That part really compensated a lot. Cuma kalau nak ambil aesthetic photo tu memang tak dapat la sangat sebab khemah tu honestly tak cantik.

Dari segi facilities macam archery dengan ping pong—peralatan tak cukup, net ping pong pun rosak, kena adjust sendiri. Senang cerita, facilities memang tak maintain. Tapi bonfire dia best jugak walaupun... sekejap sangat. Macam, 10 minit je :) Baru nak feeling, api dah tinggal abu. Nak ambik gambar pun rushing hahaha.

Lepas tu ada movie screening dekat open space. I think konsep dia menarik, tapi again, alas tikar yang disediakan nampak lusuh. I end up duduk kat buaian sambil tengok, tapi bertahan 20 minit je sebab tak dapat baring picnic style. Tapi honestly, walaupun banyak kekurangan, I still rasa happy. Maybe sebab I pergi dengan kawan yang vibe sama, chill je.

Glamping site ni ada potential nak improve banyak. Staff semua baik-baik, service pun okay. Lokasi pun dekat dengan kedai makan, so senang nak cari food. Dalam kawasan glamping tu ada mini cafe yang nampak cantik juga, cuma kami tak try sebab dah kenyang sangat makan dinner kat luar.

Since pergi bawah promo, bayar RM165, oklah. Tapi kalau kena harga asal RM220—jujur tak berbaloi. Apa pun, Buana Kita Glamping ni ada chance untuk grow. Hope they upgrade sikit-sikit sebab vibe dia sebenarnya dah ada.


         
   

Kelebihan utama untuk glamping site yang menarik pada pendapat I ialah:-

1. Reka Bentuk Khemah yang Estetik

Glamping biasanya tampil dengan khemah yang unik macam safari tent, dome, atau cabin style, ada ciri-ciri instagrammable dan berjaya tarik perhatian, especially golongan muda, pasangan, dan family kecil. First impression memang penting, kalau khemah cantik, mood pun naik!

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2. Pengalaman Alam Semula Jadi dengan Keselesaan

Orang nak rasa dekat dengan nature, tapi tetap nak tidur atas katil empuk, ada tandas bersih dan elektrik. Glamping bagi balance tu, sesuai untuk recharge, retreat, atau short staycation yang romantik. Kalau lokasi tu dekat dengan sungai, lagi rasa healing. Bunyi air mengalir memang bagi vibe yang tenang dan aman.

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3. Aktiviti On-Site yang Menarik

Bonfire, BBQ, hiking, stargazing, dan movie night—semua ni buat pengalaman jadi lebih memorable. Banyak glamping site juga sediakan aktiviti santai macam board games, archery, dan ping pong (walaupun kadang-kadang peralatan tu perlu upgrade sikit 😅). Ada juga tempat yang tawarkan ATV rides untuk yang nak rasa adventure lebih thrill.

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4. Sesuai untuk Content & Media Sosial

Let’s be real, tempat cantik memang automatically jadi magnet untuk TikTok & Instagram content. Lighting semula jadi, setup aesthetic, dan vibe outdoor yang lain dari biasa buat glamping jadi pilihan content creator atau sesiapa yang suka abadikan moment dengan gaya.



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