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🌊🏞️ Located in the beautiful coastal city of Qingdao, the Mio Mio Family Hotel (May Fourth Square Yan'an Third Road Subway Station) is an excellent choice for family trips! 👪🎉 🌳💡 The hotel has a beautiful environment with lush green trees, as if you are in the embrace of nature. As soon as you step into the hotel lobby, you can feel the warmth and comfort of home. The ingenious design and spacious and bright rooms make people feel happy. 🚗🚇 Convenient transportation is a major highlight of the Mio Mio Family Hotel. Adjacent to Yan'an Third Road Subway Station, it is easy to reach major attractions, making your travel easy and worry-free. In addition, there are many bus lines around the hotel, making travel more convenient. 📍📌 The hotel is in a unique location, adjacent to the May Fourth Scenic Area, May Fourth Square, Olympic Sailing Center, Badaguan and the First Seawater Bathing Beach, allowing you to easily visit the major attractions of Qingdao. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 In terms of service, the Mio Mio Family Hotel is even more considerate. The parent-child facilities are complete, from the children's playground to the parent-child interactive courses, allowing the babies to grow up happily. The hotel staff are warm and friendly, providing you with personalized service, making you feel at home. 🍽️🥘 The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of delicious food, including local seafood delicacies and children's set meals suitable for children, to meet the taste needs of the whole family. 🎈🎊 Come to the [Mio Mio Family Hotel (Qingdao May Fourth Square Yan'an Third Road Subway Station)], enjoy the happy time, and leave unforgettable memories of your trip to Qingdao! 👋👨‍👩‍👧‍👦"

Spanning a thousand miles along the Wu River and a hundred miles of picturesque gallery, the poetic and picturesque Chongqing Gongtan Ancient Town is a veritable paradise on earth. Coming here, there is no need to envy the beauty of the south of the Yangtze River anymore! 🏞️ Gongtan Ancient Town is located at the confluence of the Wu River and the Apeng River, and is praised as the "core scenic area of the Wu River Gallery and a dazzling pearl." 🌟 Originating from the Shu Han period, it has a history of more than 1800 years and is a perfect fusion of natural landscapes and folk customs. It is also a well-preserved and sizable collection of Ming and Qing architectural complexes in China. 🏯 The town is situated at No. 207, Gongtan Ancient Town, Youyang Tujia and Miao Autonomous County, Chongqing City, with an admission ticket of only 15 yuan. The adult ticket for the Gongtan Wu River Gallery cruise is 150 yuan per person. 🎟️ As for Miao ethnic costumes, clothing and accessories cost 50 yuan per day, and makeup is 50 yuan. 🎎 In terms of transportation, there are several options to get from Chongqing to Gongtan: by train, from Chongqing North Station to Youyang Longtan Railway Station, then to Youyang Chengbei Bus Station, and finally to Gongtan; by bus, from Sigongli Bus Station to Youyang Chengbei Bus Station and then to Gongtan; by cruise, from Sigongli Bus Station to Pengshui New Bus Station, then to Pengshui Wanzu Wharf, and finally to Gongtan; or by self-driving directly from Chongqing city to Gongtan Ancient Town. 🚗🚆🚌🛳️ #OutdoorFun #WeekendGetaway #OutdoorBaseCamp #WorthVisitingAncientTownsAndVillages #HavingFunWithFriends

The Most Romantic City in the Mist The Switzerland of Vietnam Sapa, a small town in Vietnam, is embraced by mountains and mist. This romantic city is rich in natural beauty and charm. In this review, we will take you to explore the Switzerland of Vietnam, a popular holiday destination for Thais that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. Experience a VIP sleeper bus ride, take a cable car to conquer Mount Fansipan (3,143 meters), enjoy a relaxing atmosphere, sip coffee while admiring the beautiful views amidst the cool mountain air all year round. It's affordable and accessible to everyone. Sapa Highlights ◾️ Stunning accommodations with breathtaking views at affordable prices ◾️ Enjoy coffee, relax, and admire the terraced rice fields ◾️ Experience the local tribal lifestyle at Cat Cat Village and the magnificent waterfall ◾️ Capture stunning photos at Moana Sapa and share them on social media 📌 3-Day 2-Night Sapa Travel Plan Day 1 - Arrive in Hanoi and explore the city - Take a VIP sleeper bus at 10 PM and arrive in Sapa early in the morning, check into the hotel Day 1 - Visit Fansipan - Moana Sapa - Explore the town and relax at a café - Stay at Pitachio Hotel Day 2 - Visit Cat Cat Village - Coong Cafe - Explore the town, lake, and church - Take a VIP sleeper bus at 10 PM back to Hanoi 📌 FYI: The Fansipan cable car is currently closed for maintenance until December 5th. Currently, traveling to Vietnam is easy and doesn't require any documents. If you're unsure where to start your trip, this is a highly recommended destination. It's budget-friendly, easy to travel to, and offers beautiful and grand natural scenery. We guarantee you'll love it. For those who want to experience an affordable sleeper train ride abroad, you can take a sleeper train from Hanoi to Sapa. However, since there were no trains running during our trip, we took a sleeper bus instead, which takes about 6-7 hours from Hanoi.

Near Gaozhuang There is a beautiful secret garden High-altitude river view hotel I found this place for a trip with my sisters 🏠 Wow! This high-altitude river view is amazing 🤩 Every photo is a masterpiece You can have a cocktail here at night Overlooking the prosperity and tranquility of the city I ordered floating afternoon tea Enjoy the view while having afternoon tea ☕️ It's amazing 🙌 What's more, the hotel offers Free shuttle service to Starlight Night Market It's only an 8-minute walk to Starlight Night Market I went to Starlight Night Market with my sisters 🐛 🏠: Langxi Holiday Hotel 📍: No. 101, Building F9, Jingdaizhai, Gaozhuang Xishuangjing

For those traveling to Shanghai who love luxury star-rated hotels, you can stay at the Indigo Hotel in Jing'an District. It is themed around the Haipai culture nurtured by the Suzhou River and focuses on movie elements 🎬. Each movie star poster uses screen printing technology, providing every guest with a light and shadow space as if they were on a movie set 😍. The artistic atmosphere is unbeatable, and it is super photogenic 📷. - The rooms are spacious and elegant, with basic room types starting at 50 square meters ✅. The hotel lobby offers welcome drinks 🥂. The bath amenities and bed linens are very stylish 😌. Each room provides a walk-in closet, smart bathroom facilities, a capsule coffee machine, and an extra-large round bathtub with bubble bath for double the romance ❤️ (you need to prepare the bubble bath balls yourself 🛁). - The 500 Western Restaurant & Bar on the 18th-19th floors is perfect for dates 🥂. The bartender's special drinks are sweet and delicious, perfect for girls ❤️. The Western food is authentic 💯 and exquisitely presented 🌹. - The hotel's location is also very convenient, with complete surrounding supermarkets and easy travel access, offering tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle ❤️. It is also close to the Jing'an International Conference Center, making it a convenient choice for both business and leisure travel ✅.

This is the first time I went to Bangkok without a guide! Because my best friend is in Bangkok, so she took me on an in-depth tour without stepping on any pitfalls! Take out your notebook and write it down! D1 ▪️ Watergate Temple Buddha: very recommended to go! There is no admission fee, different angles are very shocking, photo also out of the film ~ Chinese people bring fire photo bit, the address on the picture directly search! ▪️ Zhengwang Temple: recommended! The surrounding area is full of shops renting clothes, 150 baht a set No time limit, the Chao Phraya River across the Grand Palace can be seen, 1-2h can be photographed to stroll through! ❌ do not recommend the Grand Palace because the land is not big tickets are expensive, several are not open, depending on personal wishes it! ▪️ Siam Paragon and Centralworld together, Netflix footbridge is here, large shopping district can slowly stroll ▪️ Four-Face Buddha + Big C: walk from the shopping district can be reached, the Four-Face Buddha is super small, like in the square; BC big supermarkets can buy speciality products, Thai school uniforms are also here to buy, a set of 100 + rmb very cost-effective! ▪️ ordinary red light district, you can see it, a bit shocking! D2 ▪️ICONSIAM: super big! Very good to stroll ~ underground water night market to eat a lot, inside and outside are very suitable for photography, you can slowly stroll most of the day! ▪️ Mekong River Cruise: highly recommended to go to the opposite side of the Zheng Wang Temple to see the sunset! 🌇 very beautiful and very good shot, unfortunately this time did not go ...... ▪️ Chinatown: super crowded at night, super lively, eat a lot, take pictures also beyond the film! ▪️NANA Square: you can feel the Thai ‘culture’, very strong, seems to be in the city is very lively! ▪️Kaoshan Road Night Market: foreigners gathered in these two night areas, a street of bars, but also food, lively 💥! D3 ▪️ Siam Walking Street: the other side of Paragon, a bit like Chunxi Road in Chengdu and Nanjing East Road in Shanghai, many shops are very good to shop! ▪️ King Power Duty Free Shop: big brands from 50% off, the day we went 70% off, snacks are very cheap with 2k-1k 🐷 coupons, worth shopping 🛍️ ▪️ Food Street after Chulalongkorn University: superb food! Milk Boy is right here, lots of queues and the milk is super good! Recommended ▫️ Many streets and alleys in Thailand are very Thai flavour, you can take more photos 📸 ▫️ accommodation can live in the old town, Siam District, Riverside District, there are not many attractions! It is also relatively gathered, three days of slow play is also enough! ▫️ Most of them are Bangkok ➕ Pattaya or Bangkok ➕ Phuket, if you have enough time, you can arrange the itinerary in this way. ▫️ The Mai Attack Railway Market, Tannen Sado Floating Market, and the Ancient City of Siam are very, very far away! Don't follow the guide blindly to play 😤 Food The first two photos on ▪️ are from BTS S8 station. Ghost Hanging Noodles, Tossed Rice (go to other shops to find the same ones all are delicious) #Notes Inspiration #Thailand Travel #Bangkok #Bangkok Travel #Bangkok Food #Bangkok Travel Tips #Bangkok Photo Shoot’

Kobe is more than just a beef! So here’s the things you can doon your DAY TOUR to Kobe! 😊 
1. FIRST and most important! Don't miss out on the iconic Kobe Beef. 🥩 We tried the famous steakland restaurant where the steak is prepared on the grill right in front of you. 
2. Stroll at CHINATOWN and eat a fluffy pork bun! It’s sooo deliciouuus! 🥯 
3. Explore the vibrant HARBORLAND where you can withess the mosaic Ferris wheel, the Kobe Port Tower, and the famous 'Be Kobe' sign. 
4. Make sure to visit NISHIMURA COFFEE, a historic café that served the first black coffee in Japan back in 1984. 
5. And last one, head over to MACCHA HOUSE and taste the viral mactha tiramisu. 
#Kobe #japan #kobebeef #japanfood #foodie #japanese #foodiesg


Just came back from Phnom Penh, it feels like there are so few tourists, far less than the plane full of Chinese tourists when I went to Siem Reap a few years ago. Do you still have interest in Cambodia? In fact, Phnom Penh is much more prosperous than I imagined, apart from the higher prices, it doesn't seem as chaotic as rumored. Here's a Citywalk route in the city for your reference: 👣Wat Phnom - Central Market - Royal Palace of Phnom Penh - Mekong River Except for the Grand Palace, there are no admission fees, which is very suitable for tourists to stroll around. 1️⃣ Central Market Originally a French church, it was later turned into a market. The interior dome is very distinctive, and they sell everything, but just looking is fine, no need to buy. 2️⃣ Wat Phnom A typical Southeast Asian temple, right in the city center, close to everything, not very big, just for a leisurely walk. If you have been to Angkor Wat, you will find Wat Phnom too ordinary. 3️⃣ Royal Palace of Phnom Penh Probably the most worthwhile place to visit in the Phnom Penh city area. Admission is 10 US dollars (really expensive). The open part is not much, but the architecture is still exquisite, and there are few tourists. Feeding pigeons at the entrance is also nice. Pay attention to the dress code; tops should have sleeves, and bottoms should be below the knee. 4️⃣ The Mekong River is very suitable for walking, and there are quite a few people running in the morning. Watching the sunset is nice. 🏨 Hotel: Rosewood Phnom Penh I just found out that there is a Rosewood in Phnom Penh, located on the top floor inside the Vattanac Capital Tower, boasting all the high-altitude scenery of Phnom Penh, with the entire cityscape and the world-famous Mekong River in view. The hotel is in an excellent location, close to all major attractions. ☑️ It blends modern and traditional styles, with both old money vibe and artistic sense. ☑️ The dining options are rich and varied. I tried the Brasserie Louis restaurant on the 35th floor and the dazzling Chinese restaurant on B1 for everyone. I love the Hong Kong-style roast meats and pig's trotter noodles, saying it's the best Chinese food in Phnom Penh is not an overstatement. ☑️ You must go to the sky bar on the 37th floor for a drink! The cantilevered terrace is really amazing, with the sunset and city night view in full view. ☑️ The hotel has its own tuk-tuk, no need to be cheated by roadside tuk-tuks anymore. PS: Be sure to negotiate the price before getting on a roadside tuk-tuk; I think the security is okay, but it's still better not to go out alone at night; take good care of your belongings, if you have a camera, try to hang it around your neck.

My stay at Ulaman Eco Luxury Retreat was a unique experience that combined well-being and sustainability in the heart of nature. This resort is built with eco-friendly designs, and natural materials blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape. The villa I stayed in was elegant and comfortable, offering charming views of the forest and river. I loved the serene atmosphere that encouraged relaxation and meditation, as well as the yoga sessions and natural therapies at the spa. Enjoying the fresh vegetarian food offered at the restaurant, which enhances the well-being and sustainability experience, was also delightful. This place is perfect for relaxing and changing your daily routine in a quiet and comfortable natural setting.

Address: 11F, No. 2, Section 2, Zhongshan North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Environment/Facilities: Bali-style design, the interior decoration makes you feel like you are in a resort. Offers SPA and massage services, and has a self-service bar providing light snacks and drinks. Features: Beautiful and bright environment, various essential oil options, afternoon tea service, seafood chowder, free mini self-service bar (coffee, tea, cookies, chowder). Price per person: Around NT$1800-NT$3800, depending on the package chosen. Rating: The masseurs are highly skilled, with moderate strength. This time I experienced a 120-minute full-body essential oil massage, and I fell asleep halfway through because it was so comfortable. Upon waking, I felt deeply relaxed and relieved. The Bali-style design is perfect for taking photos, the facilities are complete, and the environment is bright and elegant. It is especially suitable for couples or friends to enjoy a SPA experience together. After the massage, there is a free self-service bar with light snacks, desserts, and drinks. The seafood chowder is very delicious. Overall, it was a very comfortable experience! Overall rating: 4.0 out of 5

First time bringing the kid to Singapore 🇸🇬 Besides arranging many parent-child activities for Share baby 👦🏻 We also couldn't miss out on the popular photo spots ☝️ After all, I am 'The Chinese Woman Who Must Take Photos for Life' 📷 ❶ Fort Canning Park, the super popular tree hole on Instagram 🕳️, tourists from all over the world come to check in. We came at around 7 am, queued for an hour and a half 🆘, and Fort Canning Park is quite large, so make sure to locate it or you'll be searching for a long time! Navigate 🧭 to YWCA Hotel, the tree hole is just down the stairs opposite the hotel (Pic 1) ❷ Old Hill Street Police Station, no one can refuse the rainbow-colored windows 🪟, it gives the feel of the Grand Budapest Hotel (Pic 2) ❸ Ride a Vespa sidecar 🛵 to tour Joo Chiat Road and Katong area, explore exotic streets and colorful traditional buildings, and listen to the guide tell stories of the Peranakans (Pics 3-5) ❹ Merlion Park ⛲️, a must-visit landmark in Singapore, of course, we had to take a photo here, with classic poses like washing hair, drinking water, and catching fortune 💰 (Pic 6) ❺ Chijmes, one of the few remaining nunneries in the world, the creamy white Catholic architecture ⛪️ is great for photos (Pics 7-9) ❻ Ride the SkyOrb cable car 🚡, the fully transparent spherical cable car is so cool, arriving at the Arbora Hilltop Garden & Bistro ⛰️, with a great view of Sentosa (Pics 10-11) ❼ Palawan Beach in Sentosa, cross the white suspension bridge, and along the coastline, you can find the popular leaning coconut tree 🌴, you can also climb the pavilion to take panoramic photos of Sentosa (Pics 12-13) ❽ Stay at Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa 🏨, the lawn and private beach are great for photos (Pic 14) ❾ No kid can refuse Sentosa's Palawan Pirate Ship 🏰, the water park, go-karts, and mini-golf are all great for kids, you can also visit Universal Studios and S.E.A. Aquarium (Pics 15-16) ❶⓪ At Dolphin Island 🐬, interacting with dolphins is super loving (Pic 17) ❶❶ Clarke Quay, the colorful buildings across the river shine in the sunset (Pic 18) 🗺️ Singapore Travel Itinerary DAY ❶ Arrive in Singapore → Changi Airport T1 Waterfall → Check into a city hotel DAY ❷ Fort Canning Park → Chijmes → Peranakan Museum → Raffles Hotel Fountain → National Gallery Singapore → Old Hill Street Police Station → Clarke Quay → Chinatown → Merlion Park → Gardens by the Bay DAY ❸ Little India → Sultan Mosque → Haji Lane → Open-top sightseeing bus → CapitaSpring Sky Garden (or Marina Bay Sands SkyPark) DAY ❹ Joo Chiat Road → Geylang → Check into Sentosa hotel DAY ❺ S.E.A. Aquarium → Dolphin Island → Sentosa's Palawan Pirate Ship (or Universal Studios) → Popular Coconut Tree

Egyptians speak of the story of Khan El-Khalili with historical reminiscence and pride in their national essence. Cairo's old city's Hussein Square is situated between the sacred Al-Azhar Mosque and the Imam Hussein Mosque. Historically, this was one of the urban centers during the Mamluk era! At that time, Cairo was exactly at the crossroads of the trade route extending from the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea! In the 14th century, Egypt's rulers chose this geomantically auspicious site, ordered the demolition of nearby cemeteries, concentrated the country's folk artists and various craftsmen here, and according to the division of each industry into its own street and alley, built what would later become the famous traditional craft market of Egypt known throughout the Middle East and the world. To this day, the alleys of Khan El-Khalili still retain their original names. Even today, this market with a strong Islamic ambiance is still composed of thousands of individual small shops distributed along dozens of small streets and alleys. The market still retains the shopping environment and atmosphere of the Middle Ages in its narrow paths. The goods sold range from gold and silver jewelry, copper plates, stone carvings, leather goods to traditional Egyptian handicrafts, offering everything one could wish for, not to mention those tacky toy camels and pyramids and sphinxes made of alabaster. The very popular archway can navigate to the Omkalthoum Bar & Restaurant, just around the corner, but don't have too high hopes for the scenery and portrait photography. The attitudes of the owners of these two shops are very unfriendly, they will chase away and block tourists who are taking photos. Actually, I don't find anything wrong with this behavior at all, after all, different people have different ways of doing business and attitudes. I thought that buying something from their shop would allow me to take photos, but it wasn't the case. After we made our purchases, we thought we could take a few photos, but the shopkeeper still refused to move away. Not only did they refuse to move, but they also had a very unhappy look on their faces. But that's okay, they never said that buying something entitled you to take photos. In the end, I took a few shots with a telephoto lens. But what's more outrageous is that the item we bought was fine when we looked at it, but after the shopkeeper packaged it and gave it to us, we found it was broken when we got back to the hotel, and the broken part was glued back together (proving it wasn't damaged on the way back to the hotel). To be honest, if you want to take photos and check in, you can spend an evening browsing around, but if you want to buy something, I wouldn't recommend coming here~ Khan El-Khalili Market