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Ireland, a country with a 100-year promise, once banned divorce~ Getting married here is a very sacred thing. Choosing him/her means a lifetime commitment, staying together through thick and thin, with no regrets, supporting each other until old age~ This romantic century-old promise has existed among the Irish since the 3rd century AD. ✨【Highlights】 💕Northern Ireland 🎈Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge---The third most dangerous rope bridge in the world, 30 meters above the sea, connecting the main island of Ireland with Carrick-a-Rede Island. 🎈Giant's Causeway---Listed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations, this coastal area is made up of tens of thousands of polygonal basalt columns, resembling an alien landscape. 🎈Dark Hedges---The filming location for the King's Road in 'Game of Thrones', this beech tree avenue was planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century. The eerie tree shapes make it feel like entering a magical dark forest tunnel. ☘️Ireland 🎈Phoenix Park---Take a leisurely stroll and let luck follow you. On a sunny day, go on a deer hunt in the park and find your own piece of luck~ 🎈Powerscourt Estate---Built in the 1720s by 100 workers over 12 years. The estate is famous for its expansive and pleasant scenery, meticulously designed sculptures, terraces, and pools. Around the pools, exquisite ironwork can be seen everywhere, with Italian sculptures and Italian-style slopes arranged in an orderly manner. The estate is divided into several areas: Italian Garden, Walled Garden, Dolphin Pond, Pet Cemetery, Japanese Garden, Tower Valley, Powerscourt House, and Powerscourt Waterfall. 🎈Cliffs of Moher---Experience the most thrilling adventure of your life, one of the romantic pursuits of humanity on this planet. The vast Atlantic Ocean, black jagged cliffs, low stone barriers, and nearby cattle pastures make for an incredibly wonderful journey. 🎈Trinity College Library---The long corridors and high bookshelves in the library are filled with a strong magical atmosphere. The movie 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' was filmed here. 🎈Guinness Storehouse---Famous for brewing stout. You can enjoy a free pint of rich stout while taking in a 360-degree view of Dublin from the top floor.

On December 15, 2024, Beijing Metro Line 3 finally opened after 60 years of waiting 🎉 I had seen the reserved mysterious platform at Dongsi Shitiao 🚉 The metro line was first proposed in the 1970s After 60 years, it finally returned to the Beijing metro network family~ Beijing Metro Line 3, like Lines 1 and 2, is one of the earliest planned lines in Beijing In 1956, five Soviet experts came to Beijing and guided the drawing of the earliest Beijing metro plan When Dongsi Shitiao Station on Line 2 was built in 1971, the platform and concourse of Line 3 were reserved under the concourse Completed in 1984, it was rated as one of the top ten buildings in Beijing in the 1980s, and the only underground building among them I remember last time I went to Chengde, I had to take a taxi to Chaoyang Station 🚕 Now the metro is seamlessly connected to 🚄 Chaoyang Railway Station, which is very convenient 🎉 If you like taking photos, you must visit Chaoyang Station The newly opened west square and concourse of Beijing Chaoyang Station are a bit like Daxing Airport ✈️ The Chaoyang Comprehensive Hub Transfer Station is composed of a single-layer steel box girder reticulated shell structure, which is very spectacular 😮 There are also signs of meeting points on the pillars of Chaoyang Station on Line 3 It's so convenient to meet up with friends, such a thoughtful design ♥️

🔸Relax_Unwind at the spa Don't miss the hotel spa🧖🏻‍♀️, one of Istanbul's best-equipped facilities! Indulge in a traditional Turkish bath🫧 with three signature options: rose, honey, and sugar. The skilled massage therapists will melt away all your travel fatigue. 🔸Food_A culinary feast 【İsokyo restaurant】offers Pan-Asian cuisine🥞. The decor is unique, and the Japanese dishes are authentic. Enjoy a wide selection of Asian cuisine, from Istanbul to Tokyo.🍳 【Hotel Lobby Bar】The lobby bar is magnificent, with unique chandeliers✨. The giant mural in the background creates an amazing atmosphere! Sit down, sip some Turkish tea☕️, and take some stunning photos.

#myitinerary Day 1: - Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Koutoubia Mosque, the largest mosque in Marrakech, and admire its stunning minaret. - Afternoon: Explore the vibrant souks of the Medina, where you can shop for spices, textiles, and traditional Moroccan crafts. - Evening: Relax at a rooftop café overlooking Jemaa el-Fnaa, the main square, where you can watch the lively evening entertainment and enjoy a mint tea. Day 2: - Morning: Visit the Majorelle Garden, a beautiful botanical garden designed by the French artist Jacques Majorelle and later owned by Yves Saint Laurent. - Afternoon: Discover the history of Marrakech at the Ben Youssef Madrasa, a former Islamic college known for its stunning Moroccan architecture and intricate tilework. - Evening: Experience a traditional Moroccan hammam for some relaxation and rejuvenation. Day 3: - Morning: Take a day trip to the Atlas Mountains, where you can hike through scenic trails and visit Berber villages for a glimpse into rural Moroccan life. - Afternoon: Return to Marrakech and visit the Saadian Tombs, the resting place of members of the Saadian dynasty, featuring stunning decorative work. - Evening: Enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner at a riad, followed by a leisurely stroll through the illuminated streets of the Medina. [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Jardin Majorelle + Highlights: A tranquil oasis with vibrant blue buildings, exotic plants, and a museum dedicated to Berber culture. 2. Ben Youssef Madrasa + Highlights: A historical Islamic college showcasing exquisite Moroccan architecture, detailed carvings, and a peaceful courtyard. 3. Jemaa el-Fnaa + Highlights: The bustling heart of Marrakech, this square comes alive in the evening with food stalls, musicians, and snake charmers. [Must-Try Food] 1. Café des Épices + Must-Try Dish: Traditional Moroccan Tagine + Mint Tea. A popular spot in the Medina with a rooftop terrace offering panoramic views. 2. Le Tanjia + Must-Try Dish: Tanjia Marrakchia + Couscous. A restaurant specializing in traditional Moroccan cuisine, with a stunning rooftop view over the Medina. 3. Nomad + Must-Try Dish: Lamb Couscous + Moroccan Spices. A modern twist on traditional Moroccan dishes, served with great views of the Medina. [Accommodation] Recommended Area for Accommodation: Medina Hotel Name: Riad Botanica Hotel Address: 19 Derb El Ferrane, Marrakech 40000, Morocco [Photo Spots] 1. Majorelle Garden + Description: Capture the vibrant colors and serene atmosphere of this iconic garden, a favorite of photographers and nature lovers. 2. Ben Youssef Madrasa + Description: The intricate tilework and stunning courtyard of this historic madrasa provide a perfect backdrop for architectural photography. 3. Jemaa el-Fnaa + Description: The vibrant atmosphere and lively scenes of this square offer endless photo opportunities, especially at sunset. [Tips] - Be prepared to haggle in the souks; it’s a normal part of the shopping experience.

Beijing actually hides such a chill spot Caught up with the good weather these days☁️ Took photos and blew up my Moments Everyone thought I went abroad for a vacation🤭 Who knows~ The Zundu is just too comfortable⛱️ The vacation vibe is maxed out Don't feel like going to work at all now🙃 Healed by the mountain view right before my eyes💕 The sound of birds🐦 and wind chimes🎐 mixed with the breeze in the mountains🥹🥹 Just want to waste my time in such a place🥂 📍Yi Piao Inn 1h drive from the city center🚗, only 10 minutes away from Tanzhe Temple 🌟Hidden in the mountains, private hot spring courtyards, one courtyard one spring, very private 🌟Free costume experience 🌟The view from the terrace is amazing👍 and the three meals are very delicious, the butler can even deliver them to your room, so considerate💕 🌟Unique floating afternoon tea, little fairies🧚‍♀️ will absolutely love it 🌟Every corner of the courtyard is photogenic📷, definitely maxing out the vacation vibe

Let's take a look at the "capital of the world" in Napoleon's mouth I have summarized these beautiful scenic spots that are so beautiful that the shutter can't stop. Don't miss it · 1️⃣Galata tower: The highest point in Istanbul, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city. I came here in the evening, and I saw the red and orange sunset on one side, and the Galata Bridge on the other side slowly became clear in the night. It was particularly dreamy. . You can also see many roads, crowds, and strait cruise ships from a high perspective, and you can really feel the chill of Istanbul~ - 2️⃣Bosphorus Strait Ferry: The very worthwhile Bosphorus Strait Ferry can visit the scenery of both sides of Istanbul in all directions for 90 minutes. It is so beautiful to visit the sea in the sea breeze~ - 3️⃣Seven Hills: This is really knocking out the film! The rooftop can see the Blue Mosque & Hagia Sophia at the same time. It is free to feed the seagulls and take pictures on the rooftop. The staff have a good attitude and the seagulls cooperate~ Because I like it too much, I stayed on the second floor for another meal - 4️⃣Blue Mosque: A representative work of Byzantine architectural art, the blue tiles and spectacular dome are very beautiful. Please note that you need to respect etiquette when entering here. Women need to wear headscarves, long sleeves and trousers or long skirts - 5️⃣Dolmabahce Palace: The new palace faces the Bosphorus Strait, surrounded by the blue sea, the white European architecture is very luxurious, and the interior is even more amazing, it really opens up the horizon!

Temple Bar is a historic district located on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, preserving the medieval streetscape as a cultural area. Until the 1980s, it was a declining area, but it was redeveloped in 1991 and transformed into a cultural entertainment center. Today, it is a popular spot visited by 3.5 million tourists, boasting annual sales of 680 million euros. While maintaining traditional buildings, it is lined with pubs, galleries, and restaurants, making it an iconic place that embodies Dublin's culture and history.

𝖵𝗂𝗏𝗂𝖺𝗇 in Istanbul_Raffles Istanbul🥂 💕Hotel_Luxury Aesthetics Arrive via Mercedes-Benz transfer to the Raffles Istanbul, which boasts an unparalleled location in Zorlu! Overlooking the Bosphorus Strait and the Princes' Islands,💫 the hotel's exterior blends contemporary architecture with traditional Turkish design elements, while the interior combines modern lines and Turkish textures.🌙 💕Room_Cozy Haven The stunning Bosphorus Suite🤍 You can check in directly in your room. The room design features warm tones💡and floor-to-ceiling windows separating the room from the terrace.🌠 Close the windows to enjoy Istanbul's picturesque snowy scenery all to yourself.❄️ Luxury amenities include Bulgari toiletries, Dyson appliances, and a B&O sound system.✨ The welcome gift is amazing, and a dedicated butler is provided!

This is my fifth time visiting the area around Yonghe Temple since turning 30. I highly recommend this super artistic Citywalk route to experience the literary atmosphere of old Beijing architecture, hutongs, culture, and cuisine. The entire walk takes 2–4 hours (recommended shops included). You can do it without spending much money, perhaps enjoying hot pot or noodles, a cup of coffee, or simply strolling—it's up to you. The artistic Citywalk route 🚶🏻‍♂️ forms a square on the map (Figure 2): 🚶🏻Yonghe Temple ➡️ Wudaoying Hutong ➡️ Guozijian Hutong🚶🏻 Stop 1️⃣: Yonghe Temple Visit Beijing's largest Tibetan Buddhist temple early in the morning. It's the most popular royal temple, and prayers here are said to be very effective! Free incense is available at the entrance. Authentic Yonghe Temple bracelets can be obtained at the temple's designated areas. There are three such locations in total. They are extremely popular, so expect long lines every day. Stop 2️⃣: Wudaoying Hutong A paradise for art lovers! The hutong alleys are home to numerous hidden gem shops, delicious food, and cafes, offering a blend of laid-back vibes and vibrant energy. Explore the small shops filled with interesting and novel items. Stop 3️⃣: Sixi Xiaopang Old Hen Chicken Soup Hot Pot (Wudaoying Branch) A famous hot pot restaurant in Wudaoying Hutong. Visitors should definitely experience hot pot in a traditional hutong courtyard. I ordered the chicken soup hot pot, and the flavor was exquisite. A bowl of this soup is incredibly warming in winter! I recommend the snowflake beef and Guizhou golden bamboo fungus. Stop 4️⃣: Inlet Bookstore A niche and artistic bookstore, quiet and calming. Enjoy the sunshine and watch people passing by in the hutong. Perfect for relaxing and reading. Stop 5️⃣: METAL HANDS Coffee No need for introductions—this is a popular cafe. With great lighting and a retro industrial style, it's a must-visit for coffee lovers! Stop 6️⃣: Fudair Eating Private Kitchen This small restaurant is both artistic and cozy. With an Instagram-worthy aesthetic and delicious food, you can order home-style private kitchen dishes that taste like grandma's cooking. You can also order sweet soup; the almond tofu is smooth, tender, and melts in your mouth. This place offers excellent value for money! Stop 7️⃣: Guozijian Hutong Also known as Chengxian Street, this 700-year-old hutong is the only preserved Paifang Street in Beijing. With red walls and gray tiles, the Confucius Temple is located on this street. It's a popular spot, so take your time and savor the atmosphere. Stop 8️⃣: Yuangu Main Store (Jianchang Branch) A hidden Chinese dessert shop tucked away in a hutong. It's been open for 10 years. The environment is incredibly relaxing, and the desserts are exquisite and layered with flavor. It's usually packed on weekend afternoons. Stop 9️⃣: Confucius Temple and Imperial College Museum The highest institution of learning during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and the place where the imperial family worshipped and commemorated Confucius. Free admission for visitors under 18 and over 60. While not overly crowded, the picturesque scenery makes it worth a visit. 📝Travel Tips: 1️⃣Arrive at Yonghe Temple by 9 am and book tickets online in advance. 2️⃣Most small shops in Wudaoying Hutong don't open until 11 am, so don't go too early. 3️⃣Guozijian Hutong is best explored in the afternoon when the sunlight casts a beautiful glow on the ancient buildings. ⚠️Things to Avoid: 1️⃣Buy bracelets inside Yonghe Temple; those sold outside are mostly fake. 2️⃣Ignore the fortune tellers at the entrance!

#bangkoktrips A luxurious buffet with international cuisine, lobster, wagyu beef, fresh seafood, and live opera and piano performances. It was a very special experience that impressed us. "The District Grill Room & Bar" Marriott Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit. Elegant decorated dining room with a lot of food bars to choose from. There are stations for you to choose by yourself and freshly made stations. Thumbs up for the atmosphere. Lighting, music, piano and opera mood are the best. Highlights of the menu. 6wLobster / Giant river prawns. Big ones. Very fresh. Bouncy meat. Oily head. Wagyu beef steak. You can choose the portion too. Very soft. I like it the most. Australian lamb, grilled to perfection. Fresh seafood, oysters and crab legs, homemade desserts, everything is delicious. Address: The District Grill Room & Bar 2nd floor Marriott Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit. Opened : 12.00-15.00