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@luthis26Hello, everyone! My Hiver friends, I want to take you to a magnificent place in Bohol's Mirrors of the World and they called it "BOHOLLYWOOD". It means it mirrors all the iconic places in another country.
And because of this my family and friends went to Bohol last year for an escapade and to celebrate the 18th birthday of our friend. It is my first time to visit Bohol and I have so much fun. This is the iconic place where you can see the whole view from up there. When you enter the place you will immediately see the Eiffel Tower. I sit there for a while to relax from a long walk.
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@wittyzellIt was still early to go home after checking the Hibiya Magic Time Illumination 2024 so one friend suggested we walk towards Tokyo station to see the Marunouchi area's illumination. Oh another illumination, great! We just went back to the main wide road, crossed the street, walked 2 blocks and we're now at the start (or should it be end?) of the Marunouchi illumination. Usually people start entering the illumination area from Tokyo station, but we're around Ginza/Hibiya area now, so we're at the end of the illumination, technically. There's no entrance or exit though so whichever you start is all good!
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@curamaxI was supposed to visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens last night during Christmas Eve. However, due to the unpredictable weather, we had to postpone it until today. Finally, we managed to visit the Botanic Gardens, and although it wasn’t as amazing as it would have been at night, with all the lights on, I still feel it was a worthwhile visit. For me, these kinds of attractions don’t really require too many amenities because all we need is a serene environment surrounded by nature. That’s how I prefer to spend my holidays. I’ve already had my fill of the bustling city lifestyle, so I crave something peaceful and closer to nature. It’s a good thing that we don’t have to travel far to find a place like the Singapore Botanic Gardens, where we can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
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