Bora Bora-Romantic Aegean Sea
Aegean Sea is a big bay in the Mediterranean Sea. Crete and the cradle of early Greek civilization. Located between the Greek Peninsula and Asia Minor. It is 6 10 km long from north to south, 300 km wide from east to west, and covers an area of 214,000 square kilometers, which is smaller than the Persian Gulf. The northeast is connected with the Black Sea through the Daniil Strait, Marmarahy and Bosporus Strait, and reaches Crete in the south. In the meantime, large and small islands are dotted. The coastline of Aegean Sea is tortuous, and there are many bays, ports and sheltered harbors. The coastline of the Aegean Sea is very tortuous, with many harbors and scattered islands. The distance between adjacent islands is very short. Standing on an island, you can clearly see the opposite island. It has so many islands that no ocean in the world can compare with it. Therefore, the Aegean Sea is also known as the "multi-island sea".
Holland-the country of windmills and wooden shoes
Scientists often call the Netherlands "the country of windmills". The Netherlands is a country in Western Europe with a population of only10 million. Its real country name is Holland. "Ned" means low, and "Lan" means land, which are collectively called "low-lying countries". One third of the Netherlands is only higher than the sea level in the North Sea 1 m, and nearly one quarter is lower than the sea level. It is really a veritable "Netherlands". The Netherlands is located in the prevailing westerly belt of the earth, and westerly winds blow all year round. At the same time, close to the Atlantic Ocean, it is also a typical maritime climate country with land and sea winds all year round. This gives the Netherlands, which lacks hydropower and power resources, generous compensation for using wind power. Dutch windmills were originally imported from Germany. At first, windmills were only used for grinding and the like. In16th and 7th centuries, windmills were of great significance to the Dutch economy. There are also: papermaking and other functions, known as the "country of windmills". The Netherlands has always been famous for windmills. Where there are many windmills is "Children's Di Fang".
Florence-story and art interweave
Florence is a gentleman-style city, full of harmony and beauty, solemnity and order. Villages and country houses are dotted around the gentle hillside around the city. The city is very small, with a population of only 380,000. The streets of the city are full of artisan shops with open doors. The traditional market has been preserved to this day, selling gold, silverware and jewelry. The windows of modern shops display high-grade leather garments, fashions, silk ties and printed materials of ancient buildings inlaid with wooden frames. There is still a tradition since the Renaissance. Fireworks will be set off on June 24th every year, and a football match in medieval costume will be held to commemorate the protection of the sacred Giovanni in this city. Great Renaissance pioneer poets Dante, Galileo, political theorist Machiavelli, talented artists Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, and great artists Donatello and Philippe Libo all lived here. Florence is a treasure house of Renaissance traditions and arts. The whole city retains the Renaissance style and still smells of Renaissance. Florence is a unique specimen left by that great era today. Florence has more than 40 museums and galleries; There are more than 60 palaces, many churches and squares, and a large number of excellent works of art and exquisite cultural relics are collected. The famous Notre Dame Cathedral is located in Domo Square in the city center. Founded in13-15th century, it is a world-famous Catholic church. The Baptistery is one of the oldest buildings in this city. It is magnificent, and it is one of bronze doors and marble buildings. The Zilan corridor on the side of the palace, together with the whole square, is like an open-air sculpture museum, with various bronze statues and stone carvings. Uffizi Palace and Pitti Palace are resplendent and magnificent, which are the essence of Italian art, among which Raphael's Madonna, Titian's Flora and Botticelli's The Birth of Venus are regarded as wonderful works.
Provence
Located in the south of France, she kept her secret carefully from the day she was born. It was not until the arrival of the Englishman Peter Mailer that the veil of Provence's long-standing unique lifestyle was gradually unveiled. In Mel's works, "Provence" is no longer a simple geographical name, but represents a simple, carefree, relaxed and lazy lifestyle, a humiliation, watching flowers bloom in front of the court; I have no intention of staying, and I have no intention of staying, looking up at the leisurely mood of the sky. If you travel to get rid of the shackles of life, Provence will make you forget everything. The whole Provence region has an unusual charm because of its variety-unpredictable weather, warm wind, wild sea breeze, undulating terrain, vast plains, steep peaks, lonely canyons, desolate castles, winding mountains and bustling metropolis, all of which show the myriad customs of this French land. From July to August, lavender blooms in the wind, rich colors decorate the green valley, and the slightly spicy fragrance is mixed with the burnt grass fragrance, interweaving into the most unforgettable atmosphere in southern France.
Tahiti
Tahiti, also known as Tahiti, is the largest island in the windward islands of French Polynesia in society islands in the central South Pacific. The four seasons here are warm as spring and rich in products. People who have no worries about food and clothing often look at the sea in the distance and meditate, waiting for sunset and dawn. Sunlight comes with the wind from the Pacific Ocean, and the color of sea water changes from deep to clear. They call themselves "people of God" and people call them "the closest place to heaven".
Bali Island
Flower of life in Bali is decorated with flowers everywhere. Therefore, the island is called "Flower Island" and enjoys the reputation of "South China Sea Paradise" and "Fairy Island". Most of the island is mountainous, with mountains criss-crossing, high in the east and low in the west. There are four or five complete cone-shaped fire peaks, among which Agung volcano (Bali peak) is the highest point on the island, with an altitude of 3142m, and there is an active volcano Batoul volcano which erupted in 1963 nearby. Shanur, Nushadur and Kuda beaches on the island are the most beautiful beaches on the island. The sand here is fine, the beach is wide and the sea is blue and clear. Tourists from all over the world come here every year. Some people call it the best in the world, the paradise on earth and the last paradise. It has beautiful seascape and charming traditional culture. Bali is a beautiful paradise and its beauty will never fade.
Shangri-La
The word Shangri-La means the sun and moon in the heart, and its English pronunciation comes from Zhongdian Tibetan in the ten-language group of Kangnan Dialect South Road. The word "Shangri-La" was recorded in Tibetan literature more than 1000 years ago. The Chinese phonetic alphabet is transliterated as "xamgyinyilha", which means "the sun and moon in my heart". The meaning of the word Shangri-La is consistent with the Tibetan place name "Niwangzong" in Zhongdian ancient city. Later, the word "Shangri-La" was introduced and quoted in the novel "The Lost Horizon" and became a unique place name. Here, it is a pure holy land, so beautiful that you fall in love at first sight.