Dream Travel Ultimate Journey: Ultimate Journey

Author: Yang Jian
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The foundational information material in this book is simple, practical, and essential; the beautiful and touching words come from the unforgettable memories of top international travelers; each stunning image, captured by international photographers, is incredibly tempting; its breathtaking landscapes are "must-see" beauty, taking you on a spiritual journey to dreamlike places. These places are the dreams of a lifetime. "Extreme" means the peak; the end. "To" means passion. I wonder if wandering through these small places scattered around the corners of the world counts as an extreme experience. — Besides "extreme," I can't think of any other word to describe them. The aroma of coffee drifts from the summit of Mount Blue, and the sweet fragrance guides you to an ancient café; the mist shrouds Verona's sorrow, and the smiling girls on Hat Street climb Juliet's balcony; perhaps only in the small town of Ronda can you encounter a Carmen from Mérimée's pen; the era of black-and-white films is gone forever, leaving behind stories and melodies, and the eternal Casablanca; cruising along the Garden Avenue with a heart set free, each stretch is a scene like a movie set: on the savanna of Masai Mara, we watch lions hunt, eagles attack, and wildebeests migrate; shedding the of fine attire, to the human essence at Le Cap d'Agde; come back, build a hut on Taiti, marry a native wife, and live with God, and from then on, live carefree. No matter what, when we daydream, we yearn for the extreme; when "extreme" is linked with these names on Earth, the result is a journey guided by dreams. These are the places where you deserve to waste time and money; these are the places you have saved up a lifetime to experience at all costs; this is a list of enough temptation and coolness for you from "Thousand and Thousand Senses."
The Aegean Sea — take a night boat to a small island in Greece, the deep blue Aegean Sea like Athena's mysterious eyes, where newlyweds linger in a fantasy of white and blue. Puerto Rico — spring, flowers, a free spirit, and warm, ambiguous air. With these, who needs companions, who needs language? Seychelles — if only one day a year is worth couples spending money extravagantly, that day must be Valentine's Day; if you had to choose a place for this holiday, it would be Seychelles. Hakone — immerse yourself in open-air hot springs, watch the "flower snow" of falling cherry blossoms under the moon, and enjoy a sip of sake, singing softly. St. Moritz — 322 days of sunshine all year round, the air mixed with the scent of champagne from snow-capped mountains, grasslands, and hot springs, light, cool, and faintly fragrant. Pamukkale — lie in the naturally formed hot spring pools, enjoying the gift of God. The feeling is like lying in a palace built of snow and ice, or as if falling into the clouds. The Maldives — with the beautiful sea, the coconut groves and clear waters that Pooh Bear yearns for, it is a resort where you can completely relax after a tense life. Montreal — leaves are the past life of maple trees, sugar its future; color is the past life of maple trees, taste its future. The beauty of Montreal flips and cycles through past and future.