@Photo_Scarlet There’s something special about quiet harbor towns like this—simple views, a slower pace, and the kind of place you’d just want to wander around.
@storyzhongguo The misty mountains and hidden buildings give this place such a magical atmosphere. I could honestly stare at this view for a long time. I’m adding Wangxian Valley to my travel list today.
@crx7601 This place seems quite suitable for housing refugees. It feels better to put such a huge, empty space to some use rather than leave it abandoned.
Kotor’s old town has such a beautiful historic feel, with its narrow stone streets and old walls. And with the mountains rising around the Bay of Kotor, the whole place looks even more special.
Would you like to explore Kotor someday?
Kotor, Montenegro 🇲🇪
A beautiful old town tucked between dramatic mountains and the Adriatic Sea.
Its medieval streets, stone buildings and historic walls give Kotor a timeless charm.
The region has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.
@AMFFCRAFTWORK Preserving the beauty of an old building while strengthening it against earthquakes and protecting it for the future is truly wonderful. It feels like a beautiful way to preserve Yokohama’s history.
@ore_ikitai Atami is fascinating beyond its beautiful views—the town has a long onsen history, and Tokugawa Ieyasu was even known to love its hot springs. Experiencing a place with that much history while looking out over the sea must be something special.
One interesting thing about Shimoguri-no-sato is its steep terraced fields and beautiful mountain views. The landscape feels so peaceful and different from the usual tourist spots in Japan. Have you ever been here? If you have, how did you find the scenery?
Hidden in the mountains of Nagano, Shimoguri-no-sato is a traditional village built on a remarkably steep hillside. The houses and small fields are connected by winding zig-zag roads, creating a landscape that has remained largely unchanged for generations.
@ld4jp I’ve been to Jungleya a couple of times, and honestly, I really enjoyed it. I think sometimes the atmosphere and the experience matter more than comparing every attraction.
@iori_snap The night view here is even more beautiful than I expected. I could honestly spend hours just sitting there, watching the city lights reflect on the water.
Étretat’s white cliffs have been shaped by the sea over centuries, creating such unique formations—the arches and Aiguille are truly like nature’s own artwork.
@AMFFCRAFTWORK I really love places like this where the architecture tells a story. The beautiful details inside and that elegant veranda make this place feel truly special.
Have you ever visited a place in Japan that still feels untouched by modern life? If you’ve been here, how did you find the experience? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
Ōuchi-juku, Fukushima, Japan 🇯🇵
Tucked away in Fukushima, Ōuchi-juku is a historic post town known for its traditional thatched-roof houses. The village once served travellers along an important route during Japan’s Edo period, and many of its old buildings have been preserved.