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@astinminThere are places on Earth that no photo or video can truly capture - you just have to see them in person to really feel their beauty and wonder. But there are also places that actually look better in pictures.
What we think of a place is super personal - everyone has different tastes, and that’s totally fine. Today I want to show you a spot in Iceland that, while undeniably beautiful, I personally find a bit overrated. It’s definitely worth seeing, but for me, it’s more of a one-time visit.
I’m talking about Stuðlagil Canyon in the eastern Iceland - a place that’s become pretty popular lately, especially online. The basalt columns and turquoise water look absolutely stunning in photos all over social media. So I thought, “Okay, I have to see this place!”
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@aswitaOne of the places that I think is a must-visit in Yogyakarta is the Ulensentalu Museum. This is a museum full of puzzles and also very well-kept secret information. Curious about the story? I will continue in this post!
Ulensentalu, even though I had to take a long way from the center of Yogyakarta, I will never regret it. A truly authentic place, where their exhibitions have their own magical elements. Of course this is not a ghost story, but rather the many historical relics where all the exhibits here are guaranteed to be 100% authentic. But unfortunately, I don't have many photos of their exhibitions. Everything in the museum (except near the registration lobby) cannot be photographed just like that. They maintain the confidentiality of the relics that are indeed collected by their owners.
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@hierundjetztYesterday I spent some time exploring several interesting corners of Marrakech, letting my footsteps guide me through contemporary paths, beautiful gardens and historic places. This city never gets old with its own fusion of modernism and heritage. Join me for this long walk, which starts at midday and ends elegantly with a breathtaking panoramic view.
I begin my walk along one of Marrakech's most beautiful boulevards, Boulevard Mohamed 6. The middle of this wide street is a verdant garden that contrasts with large, sophisticated fountains that bring a little freshness to the city's surroundings. With palm trees lining the road and the faint scent of plants growing in meticulously tended flowerbeds, a stroll here is a delight.
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