Tipis
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The tipi, commonly traced back to the migratory American Indians, is an ingeniously simple compilation of only a few raw materials. Wooden poles erected in a triangular shape and tied together at the top form the skeleton of the structure. A durable fabric - historically animal skins but now typically a weather-resistant canvas or heavy cotton - is wrapped snugly around the poles, leaving only a hole at the top to release smoke, a small door and sometimes a window or two. A central fire would heat the structure in winters. Today, these conical constructions are a warm, spacious and a historical alternative to a modern tent.
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Tecopa, California, United States
from 184.80 per night
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Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal
from 44.60 per night
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Roseneath, Ontario, Canada
from 224.87 per night
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Le Theil-Bocage, Lower Normandy, France
from 66.90 per night
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Granada, Andalucia, Spain
from 50 per night
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LANVALLAY, Brittany, France
from 80 per night
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Iquique, Tarapacá, Chile
from 1000 per night
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Amarante, Porto, Portugal
from 35 per night
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Saint christol, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
from 100 per night
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Oakland, Maryland, United States
from 88.48 per night
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Woodstock, New York, United States
from 150 per night
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Vail, Colorado, United States
from 89 per night
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O'Brien, Oregon, United States
from 50 per night
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Gunnison, Colorado, United States
from 35 per night
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Brownwood, Texas, United States
from 126.14 per night
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Meadview, Arizona, United States
from 212.53 per night
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Enterprise, Oregon, United States
from 95.92 per night
