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#summervacay #GetOutsideAndExplore #ScenicWalks #BrisbaneVibes Spent a full day wandering around Brisbane City, and honestly — it was great! The city's not much bigger than Tieling (just with more skyscrapers 😄), but it's packed with charm. ✔️ City highlights covered in one day: Modern high-rises and old-school buildings mixed together Free city ferry rides (yep, totally free!) Rented a shared bike just by scanning a QR code, and pedaled along the riverside all afternoon — such a vibe. Feeling refreshed after a full solo day out. Already planning my next adventure — heading to Mt Coot-tha next week. Let the solo journey continue! 🏞️✨ #BrisbaneDayTrip #SoloTravel #ExploreAustralia #CyclingByTheRiver #FreeThingsToDo

#springitinerary #PlitviceLakes #CroatiaNature #UNESCOWorldHeritage #WaterfallMagic #CrystalClearLakes #NatureWonders #ScenicWalks #CroatiaTravel #PeacefulEscape #NatureInEurope I arrived at Plitvice Lakes around 10am, just as the park began to stir with gentle movement and light chatter. The morning air was still fresh and cool, and the sunlight danced across the glassy lakes, creating reflections that looked like paintings. With a 4-hour window to explore, I walked leisurely through the well-kept wooden boardwalks, stopping often just to take it all in — cascading waterfalls, serene turquoise pools, and trees arching beautifully over the trails. The clarity of the water was astonishing. I could see fish swimming inches from the path and the rock beds far below the surface. By the time I finished around 2pm, the crowds had grown, but the scenery never stopped impressing. It’s one of those places where you leave feeling lighter, like your mind just took a deep breath. I can’t recommend it enough — especially if you love calm, natural beauty. Travel Tips and How to Get There: • Best time to visit: • Mornings (especially before 10am) for quieter paths • Spring and fall for vibrant foliage and strong waterfalls • What to do: • Walk the loop trails across the lakes • Take the electric boat across Lake Kozjak • Don’t rush — every angle has a different view • Bring a camera, you’ll want to remember every corner • Vibe: • Calm, enchanting, and refreshingly immersive • Good for: • Nature lovers, casual hikers, photo enthusiasts, peaceful adventurers How to Get There: • From Zagreb: • By car: Around 2 hours • By bus: 2.5 to 3 hours — regular departures daily • From Split or Zadar: • Drive or join a tour (~2–3.5 hours depending on your location) • Pro tips: • Buy your entry ticket online in advance • Choose Entrance 1 or 2 based on your preferred trail • Wear comfortable shoes and pack light snacks and water • Early arrivals enjoy better lighting and fewer people

#springitinerary #TaipingLake #MalaysiaLakeside #TaipingNature #TranquilMalaysia #TaipingPerak #LakeViews #TaipingPark #HiddenGemsMalaysia #ScenicWalks #MalaysiaTravel There’s something timeless about Taiping Lake Gardens. I arrived in the early morning, and the stillness of the lake instantly wrapped around me like a peaceful blanket. The water was perfectly calm, mirroring the elegant rain trees that arc dramatically over the walking paths, like nature’s own cathedral ceiling. Walking along the lakeside felt like stepping into an old postcard — with misty hills in the backdrop, colonial architecture nearby, and the scent of morning dew in the air. Families were out for walks, uncles were practicing tai chi, and photographers were patiently waiting for that perfect reflection shot. I didn’t rush — just soaked in the quiet, took deep breaths, and let the view do its magic. It’s one of those places where time slows down — an underrated gem that lets you reconnect with nature and yourself. Travel Tips and How to Get There: • Best time to visit: • Early morning for the calm lake reflections and cool weather • Late afternoon works too, but it can get a bit warmer • What to do: • Leisure walk or jog around the lake • Bring a camera — reflections and old trees make great photos • Sit by the benches and just enjoy the view • Vibe: • Peaceful, nostalgic, family-friendly • Good for: Nature lovers, quiet morning walkers, photographers, and those looking for a relaxing escape How to Get There: • By car: • Drive to Taiping Lake Gardens in Perak — parking is easily available nearby • By train + Grab: • Take ETS train to Taiping Station, then Grab to the lake (approx. 5–10 min) • Pro tip: • Pair your visit with Taiping Zoo next door or a food hunt in Taiping town

The Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney is a green escape right in the heart of the city — and the best part? It’s completely free to visit! But what I loved most wasn’t just the garden itself — it was the walk leading up to it. Coming from Circular Quay, the path wraps around Farm Cove, offering jaw-dropping views of both the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. With the sea breeze in your face and that picture-perfect skyline, it’s honestly one of the most scenic urban walks I’ve done. Inside the gardens, it’s calm and expansive — no entry fees, and thanks to the sheer size of the place, it never feels crowded, even with plenty of visitors around. Whether you’re stopping for photos, a picnic, or just a quiet walk, it’s a beautiful spot to unwind in the city. #RoyalBotanicGardenSydney #FreeInSydney #ScenicWalks #HarbourViews #OperaHouseViews #SydneyNatureEscape #UrbanOasis #HarbourBridge #HiddenGemsSydney #CircularQuayToGarden #SlowTravelAustralia #BotanicBeauty

#cityplaybook Tucked within the wild heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Upper Wharfedale, cared for by the National Trust, is the kind of place that makes you pause — not just to take in the views, but to appreciate how deeply peaceful the world can be. I came for a simple walk, but what I found was so much more: wide skies, limestone cliffs, rolling hills, and a deep sense of calm that lingers long after you've left. What struck me most about Upper Wharfedale was the sheer openness of it all. The paths wind along the River Wharfe, past dry stone walls, ancient woodlands, and sheep-dotted meadows that feel unchanged for centuries. It’s not a dramatic landscape — it’s a gentle one — but that’s exactly what makes it so powerful. It invites you to slow down and really see. I walked from Kettlewell toward Buckden on a bright, breezy morning. Every bend in the trail offered a new postcard view — the kind that makes you stop, smile, and take a deep breath. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or just want a quiet countryside ramble, this place feels accessible and endlessly rewarding. Best time to visit? Late spring through early autumn is ideal — May and June bring lush greenery and wildflowers, while September and October offer golden light and crisp air. But even in winter, with the hills dusted in frost, there's beauty here. Helpful details: Location: Upper Wharfedale, Yorkshire Dales National Park, UK Free access to most walking routes; parking available at Kettlewell and Buckden Great for walkers, photographers, birdwatchers, and peaceful picnics Facilities: public toilets and small village cafés nearby Upper Wharfedale isn’t just a walk — it’s a chance to reconnect with nature, breathe deeply, and find stillness in one of England’s most quietly spectacular landscapes. #UpperWharfedale #NationalTrustUK #YorkshireDales #WalkingInNature #PeacefulPlaces #UKHikes #CountryEscape #ScenicWalks #NatureLoversUK #HiddenGemsUK #WharfedaleViews #RuralRetreat #WalkingTherapy #CountrysideCalm #OutdoorUK

After visiting the majestic Punakha Dzong, we made our way to the nearby Punakha Suspension Bridge — one of the longest suspension bridges in Bhutan, and definitely one of the most scenic! The bridge stretches dramatically over the Pho Chhu River, fluttering with layers of colorful prayer flags that dance in the wind. Walking across it was both calming and just a little bit thrilling — it sways gently with every step, especially when the breeze picks up! When you reached the end of the bridge, there are some eateries for you to buy some drinks and snacks. What I loved most was the view — lush hills, rushing river water below, and total quiet except for the wind and prayer flags. It’s not a difficult walk, but it’s such a memorable way to soak in the natural beauty of Punakha. Tip: Combine this with a visit to Punakha Dzong for a perfect half-day outing. #PunakhaSuspensionBridge #BhutanViews #PrayerFlagsInTheWind #RiverCrossing #PunakhaDzongSideTrip #HiddenGemsBhutan #BhutanTravel #ScenicWalks #BridgeWithAView #SlowTravelAsia #NatureAndCulture

#cityplaybook Nagasaki is a city full of quiet charm and deep history—where the ocean meets the hills, and every stop tells a story. From local food to panoramic views, there’s a calm beauty here that stays with you. I started my walk at Dejima Wharf, where sailboats sway gently and the sea breeze feels just right. I had lunch at Dejima Terrace, where I finally tried the local favorite: Turkish Rice. A wild mix of butter rice, Neapolitan spaghetti, pork cutlet, and salad—all on one plate, and all surprisingly good. In the afternoon, I headed up to Mt. Inasa. Even during the day, the 360° view over Nagasaki is breathtaking—you can even spot Battleship Island far out on the sea. It’s no surprise this view is ranked among the world’s new top three nightscapes. To end the day, I spent some quiet time at the Peace Park, Peace Statue, and Urakami Cathedral. Each site is moving in its own way, and walking through them gently reminds you of the strength in remembrance. Why I recommend Nagasaki: ・It’s a city that balances history, reflection, and natural beauty all in one stroll ・You’ll find meaningful moments—and delicious surprises—around every corner 📍Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan #Nagasaki #DejimaWharf #TurkishRice #MtInasaView #PeacePark #UrakamiCathedral #LocalJapan #ScenicWalks #SlowTravel #CityGuide

#cityplaybook Tucked away in the cool hills of Olinda, the Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden transforms into a fiery spectacle during autumn. I had the pleasure of visiting in early May, and the experience was nothing short of enchanting. If you’re looking for a soul-refreshing escape just an hour’s drive from Melbourne, this place is a must-visit – especially during the autumn season. As soon as I stepped into the garden, I was greeted by a mosaic of vivid reds, warm ambers, and golden yellows. The Japanese maples are the true stars of the show, their delicate leaves fluttering down like confetti. Walking through the forest paths felt like being in a dream – every turn revealed a new burst of color. The crisp air, the crunch of leaves underfoot, and the faint scent of earth and foliage made the experience deeply grounding. What mattered most to me during my visit was the stillness and serenity. Despite its popularity, there were pockets of quiet where I could sit, breathe, and take in the beauty without distraction. Whether you're a photographer, a nature lover, or simply someone needing a break from city life, this garden has a calming power that’s hard to put into words. Best time to visit? Late April to early May is perfect. That’s when the colors are at their peak and the weather is cool enough for a leisurely stroll without being too cold. Bonus Tip: Entry is free and there’s plenty of parking nearby. For an extra treat, stop by one of the nearby cafes in Olinda or Sassafras for a warm scone and tea after your garden walk. Location Tag: Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden, The Georgian Rd, Olinda VIC 3788, Australia #DandenongRanges #BotanicGarden #AutumnVibes #MelbourneInAutumn #NatureEscape #TravelAustralia #HiddenGemsVic #FallFoliage #VisitVictoria #NatureTherapy #LeafPeeping #OlindaGardens #DayTripFromMelbourne #WeekendWanderer #ScenicWalks #AutumnDreaming #TravelInspo

One of the most thrilling and beautiful experiences in Indonesia—walking on the Situ Gunung Suspension Bridge! This is the longest suspension bridge in Southeast Asia, nestled deep in the lush Sukabumi jungle. The view is absolutely breathtaking, and the peaceful vibe up there is something I’ll never forget. It’s a perfect mix of adventure and nature. If you’re afraid of heights, don’t worry—the bridge is sturdy, and the walk is worth it! Come early in the morning for fewer crowds and clear mountain air. A hidden gem that deserves a spot on your travel bucket list! #SituGunungBridge #SuspensionBridge #IndonesiaTravel #Sukabumi #HiddenGem #NatureLovers #AdventureTime #TravelIndonesia #MountainViews #JungleAdventure #BucketListTrip #Wanderlust #ScenicWalks #TravelMoments #ExploreIndonesia

#discoverchina Nestled within Nanjing’s expansive Xuanwu Lake, Yingzhou Isle offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Accessible via charming bridges, this island enchants visitors with its lush greenery, traditional pavilions, and winding pathways. Strolling through Yingzhou, you’ll encounter picturesque scenes of willow-lined shores and tranquil waters, perfect for reflection and leisurely walks. The island’s harmonious blend of natural beauty and classical architecture provides a glimpse into Nanjing’s rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a scenic spot for photography, Yingzhou Isle is a must-visit destination in the heart of the city. #YingzhouIsle #XuanwuLake #NanjingTravel #SereneEscape #LakesideBeauty #CulturalHeritage #HiddenGemChina #ExploreNanjing #NatureRetreat #ScenicWalks For a visual exploration of Yingzhou Isle, check out this video:

#discoverchina Located on the southern coast of Hong Kong Island, Stanley Promenade offers a relaxing seaside experience with stunning ocean views, charming cafés, and a laid-back atmosphere. Stroll along the waterfront, where you’ll find Stanley Market, perfect for picking up souvenirs, handicrafts, and local artwork. Enjoy a meal at one of the alfresco restaurants while soaking in the sea breeze. Nearby, explore Murray House, a beautifully restored colonial building, and the historic Tin Hau Temple. Whether you’re here for a leisurely walk, shopping, or dining, Stanley Promenade is a must-visit coastal gem in Hong Kong. #StanleyPromenade #HongKongSeaside #StanleyMarket #CoastalEscape #HKIslandVibes #WaterfrontDining #HiddenGemHK #RelaxingHK #ExploreHongKong #ScenicWalks

#hiddengems Cavenagh Bridge, one of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic bridges, transforms into a captivating sight at night. Spanning the Singapore River, this pedestrian-only bridge offers a blend of historical charm and modern elegance, making it a must-visit spot for evening strolls. A Stroll Through History Illuminated by soft lights, the bridge retains its old-world charm with its intricate ironwork and colonial-era design. Walking across it feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by the rich heritage of the nearby Civic District. Plaques and markers along the way add a touch of history, making it an engaging experience for history buffs. Scenic Waterfront Views At night, the view from Cavenagh Bridge is nothing short of magical. The shimmering reflections of nearby landmarks like Marina Bay Sands and the Fullerton Hotel on the calm waters create a picturesque scene. It’s an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts or anyone looking to soak in Singapore’s beauty after dark. Perfect for a Quiet Escape Despite being in the heart of the city, the bridge offers a serene escape from the bustling streets. The gentle breeze and calming ambiance make it a great spot for couples, solo travelers, or anyone seeking a peaceful moment amidst Singapore’s vibrant nightlife. Visitor Tips • Best Time to Visit: Arrive after sunset for the full nighttime experience. • Combine with a River Walk: Explore the nearby Boat Quay or Fullerton Bay for more stunning views. • Photography Spot: Bring a camera to capture the beautifully lit skyline and the intricate details of the bridge. #CavenaghBridge #SingaporeNights #HistoricLandmarks #ScenicWalks #SingaporeRiverViews

#uktrip Dean Village is like a hidden gem right in the heart of Edinburgh, and it completely stole my heart! 🌿 This quaint, picturesque village is just a 10-minute walk from the bustling Princes Street, yet it feels like stepping into a fairy tale. The cobbled streets, historic stone buildings, and the tranquil Water of Leith flowing through the village make it a perfect spot to unwind. 🏘️ Walking along the riverside path, I couldn’t stop snapping photos of the charming cottages and the old mill buildings that line the water's edge. There's no entrance fee to explore Dean Village, which is great if you're traveling on a budget. I took a leisurely stroll and found myself in awe of the stunning Well Court, a beautiful courtyard with striking red brickwork. 📸 It’s a peaceful retreat away from the city's usual tourist hustle, and I even spotted a few swans gliding along the river. If you’re into photography or just love a good scenic walk, this place is a must-visit. Nearby, you can easily head to the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, which is just a short walk away, or continue along the Water of Leith Walkway to Stockbridge, a trendy neighborhood known for its local boutiques and cozy cafes. ☕ After spending a morning in Dean Village, I stopped by a little café for some tea and shortbread, feeling like I’d just found the best-kept secret in Edinburgh. Dean Village is the perfect blend of history, beauty, and tranquility! 🌳 #trip #DeanVillage #HiddenGem #Edinburgh #ScenicWalks #WaterOfLeith

As twilight painted the sky, I embarked on a nocturnal exploration of Singapore's bustling city centre. The city, adorned with a tapestry of radiant lights, bloomed like a night flower, offering a sight to behold. First stop: the iconic Merlion, majestically spouting water against the backdrop of the glimmering skyline, an enduring symbol of Singapore's prosperity. Strolling along Boat Quay, the iridescent reflection of charming colonial buildings on the water's surface enthralled me. My steps then led me outside CHIJMES, a stunning gothic-style structure, which, under the starlit canopy, felt almost ethereal. The historic complex, with its intricate facades illuminated, narrated a story of architectural grandeur. Finally, the vibrant, neon-lit strip of Clarke Quay, where the Elgin Bridge was alight with color. The city, now a kaleidoscope of hues, seemed more alive than ever. Truly, the nighttime allure of Singapore is unparalleled. #shopandtrip #myperfectstaycation #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #NightInSingapore #CityCentre #Merlion #BoatQuay #CHIJMES #ClarkeQuay #ElginBridge #CityOfLights #SingaporeNightlife #HistoricalSights #CityStroll #ScenicWalks #CityLights #ArchitecturalWonders #TravelSingapore #NightTour #Cityscapes #couplestrip #deliciousfood #NighttimeCharm #UrbanNightlife #IlluminatedCity #TwilightExplorations

Just a short drive from Beauly, Glen Affric offers breathtaking views and serene trails perfect for a day out with your furry friend. Billie loved the Dog Falls Circular walk, where she could roam freely and splash in the clear streams. You can also visit Plodder Falls on the other side and stand out on a platform above the waterfall!#GlenAffric #Beauly #ScottishHighlands #Scotland #NatureEscape #DayTrip #HikingScotland #DogFriendlyTravel #PetFriendlyHikes #ScenicWalks #HiddenGems #TravelWithDogs #OutdoorAdventure #WanderScotland #RoadTripUK #travel #travel #naturalwonders #scotland While Beauly has a train station, reaching Glen Affric requires additional transport—consider renting a car or arranging a taxi for convenience. Tips: • Start your adventure at the Dog Falls car park, which has facilities and picnic spots. • The trails are well-marked and suitable for most fitness levels. • Remember to bring water and snacks for both you and your pup!   Glen Affric is a hidden gem that showcases the natural beauty of the Highlands. Highly recommend for nature lovers and dog owners alike!

Nestled in the Dutch countryside, Castle de Haar offers a captivating journey into history, architecture, and nature. For those who seek an unforgettable experience, the scenic walk leading to this stunning castle is a highlight of sustainable travel. Beginning in the lush, green landscape, the path weaves through expansive fields, past charming farmhouses, and alongside tranquil waterways, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings. The walk, which can take around 30 minutes, is not only a peaceful escape from the city but also an eco-friendly alternative to using transportation. The route invites reflection, with its views of sprawling gardens and distant forested areas, making the journey itself as memorable as the castle itself. Castle de Haar is a true testament to sustainable tourism, blending history with nature while minimizing its environmental footprint. The commitment to preserving the surrounding land, alongside sustainable tourism initiatives, ensures that future generations can enjoy this magical place. Whether you're captivated by the architecture or the tranquil scenery, this walk to Castle de Haar is an experience that embodies the essence of sustainable travel. #earthdayjourney #SustainableTravel #EcoFriendlyAdventures #CastleDeHaar #ScenicWalks #GreenTravel #DutchCountryside #TravelWithPurpose #SustainableTourism #ExploreResponsibly #NatureAndHistory #WalkToTheCastle #EcoTourism

#discoverchina ✅ Best Experience: Watch the tidal bore in Yanguan Town massive waves rushing in at crazy speeds. Pure power. ✅ Best Time to Go: Sunset or night for skyline views. The bridges light up, and the whole vibe is unreal. ✅ For a Chill Walk: Binjiang District has the best riverside spots perfect for photos, jogging, or just vibing. ✅ For Photos: The Fuxing Bridge or Xixing Bridge ,city lights, river reflections, and no bad angles. ❌ Avoid: Crowds during tidal bore festivals,it gets packed. ❌ Don’t Expect: A swimming spot this river is all about views, not diving in. 💬 Planning to check it out? Let me know how it goes! #QiantangRiver #Hangzhou #ChinaTravel #RiverViews #SunsetVibes #SkylineViews #TidalBore #WaveChasing #CityLights #ScenicWalks #HiddenGems #TravelReel #ExploreMore #NaturePower #BucketListExperience

#discoverchina Spent the day wandering through Xihu District, and it was a perfect mix of city vibes and nature! 🌆🌳 From charming streets to peaceful parks, every corner had something cool to see historic buildings, tea houses, and scenic lake views. A super chill way to explore Hangzhou! Pros: ✅ Beautiful mix of nature & city life ✅ Plenty of cute cafés & tea houses ☕ ✅ Relaxing & walkable Cons: 👥 Some areas can get busy ⏳ So much to see—it’s hard to fit it all in! Perfect for a slow, scenic day out! 🌟 #XihuDistrict #HangzhouVibes #ScenicWalks #CityAndNature