Try at your own risk: An ecological park in China opens glass toilets for visitors

According to a statement in Daily Mail UK, the spokesman, surnamed Wang, said that the walls dividing different toilets and the doors of the cubicles were made of frosted one-way glass in order to ensure privacy. However, pictures posted on social media contradict the claim. Moreover, going by reports in the local media, very few visitors have dared to use it.

The frosted glass does not help much. (Source: CCTV News/ Twitter)

“The ceiling, the external walls and the floor in the public areas are made of see-through glass in order to maximise the viewing experience.”the spokesperson said in the report.

Along with toilets, eight additional urinals have also been installed in the premises overlooking the forests inside the park in the Golden Turtle Island. “We want to build public toilets that are different from all the others, following the low-carbon, environmental philosophy,” he added.

The CCTV’s post on their Facebook page drew criticism and surprise from many users. While some termed it “foolish” others said “some things should remain personal”.

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