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@lizanomadsoulWhat is an absolute must-see if you come to Denmark?? The capital Copenhagen yes, the beaches are ok, but apart from that: M酶ns Klint!
The locals also call it the Cold Caribbean. - For me, it was one of Denmark's most surprising places! The 70 million-year-old chalk cliffs are crumbling into the Baltic Sea on the island of M酶n, making the water super Caribbean looking clear and inviting! When I heard about that place I just had to go there.
So we decided to drive there about 2,5 hrs from the place we stayed at in the early morning. The landscape on the way was already great to look at and we even saw some oldtimers driving to some meetup on our way! - Very cool ;)
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@priyanarcPerhaps one of the most impacting trips I have taken in my life was to the stunning and historical city of Rome. In fact, I really had many reservations about making this trip, as it wasn't one of those cities I had planned to go to recently. This visit, however, became very meaningful to me, as I am an architect, and the rich history Rome has in architecture was just an added reason to be there. It is the cornerstone of architectural history, and Roman architecture in the city is a foundational element of it. Every student of architecture learns about the influence of Roman design, and landmarks found right in Rome itself. It's fascinating how Roman architecture like the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica, the Pantheon, and many fountains was built in that era and still exists in the present timeline. They still get admiration because of their beauty and innovation by a lot of tourists. These landmarks built several centuries ago, still stand today, and continue to display the innovative insight of ancient architects.
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@pranavinactionA wonderful day out here in the Himalayas, A day kinda different from the other once and that too the adventure kinda different from that of another day!
A late or kinda early afternoon time when we just unexpectedly reached the end of the trail the road where we parked the bike and decided to explore the ancient rail to the Fozal Valley of Kullu that too of the Hallan Valley. The two different valleys.
Almost nearly no one would even knew about this trail even the locals as we got to know about this trail by the ancient local people of the last village of Hallan which was Dachani. They told in the local language that there would be a lot of "Gheeph' and the trail would be now lost under the wild plants.
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