1. Tahiti

In p>1716, the British fleet accidentally discovered Tahiti, a paradise on earth with fragrant flowers. They couldn't think of a better name, so they had to define it with such a popular metaphor as "Fairy Island on the Sea". Time flies, and things change. Tahiti has nothing to do with its original discoverer, and it has become the largest of the five islands in western Asia of French Porini. However, the scenery in the past surpassed the general law of "nothing can be done with its beautiful scenery" and is still dazzling.

Tahiti is an island with a total area of about 1,111 square kilometers. In the northeast of New Zealand in the southern hemisphere, it looks like a tail fish from the air, so people call it "Tahiti" at the head of the fish and "Little Tahiti" at the tail end.

Tahiti is another name for it. We seem to be more familiar with this name because of a man named Gauguin and his life there. "The Moon and Sixpence" said that Gauguin abandoned everything and came to this small island, and then painted the girls here. Tahiti girls sit opposite each other, and the plain flower hairpin quietly exudes fragrance in the hair. This kind of life is twelve years.

Because of the geographical location of the South Pacific islands, the four seasons here are warm as spring and rich in products. People who have no worries about food and clothing often look at the sea and meditate in the distance. This melancholy or leisurely state usually lasts for the whole afternoon. Then sunset, then dawn. Sunlight comes with the wind blowing from the Pacific Ocean, and the color of the sea water changes from deep to clear. They call themselves "people of God", and we call it "the place closest to heaven".

Picture: Sidi Boussaid (Tunisia)

2. Sidi Boussaid

Twenty kilometers north of Tunis, on the southern bank of the Mediterranean, lies Sidi Boussaid, the most beautiful and romantic town in North Africa. In the Middle Ages, Spanish aborigines who escaped religious persecution crossed the Mediterranean Sea from Iberia Peninsula and fled to this cliff town, where they settled and camped. At that time, people should not have expected that the refuge that used to escape hastily is now one of the top ten romantic towns in the world. A city is full of Andalusian-style white houses and blue windows, and a city is full of lilac petals. On its high cliff, you can see the tender sea of light green at random.

Walk along the flagstone road with turquoise light, and you will see white castles and white flat-roofed houses, which are high and low and strewn at random into fairy tale postures. Curiously ask every Tunisia passer-by on the street, and he will tell you with a smile, why they like to paint blue windows, doors, eaves and colonnades on white houses, and the blue and white everywhere reminds people of Greece on the Aegean Sea, but the blue and white tones there are more dignified, and here is more casual, and there is an indifferent atmosphere in plain life. The outdoor cafe on the top of Sidi Busayd is the best viewing platform. Sit leisurely on the bench, drink a cup of strong Arabic coffee or peppermint tea with fragrant smell, look at the distant scenery, and then look at the people around you, and you will feel that life has nothing else to ask for.

Photo: Basque Country (Spain)

3. Basque Country

The Basque Country was placed by God in northern Spain, attracting the eyes of the world with mysterious characters. There, the Basques, who were born and raised there, still maintained the oldest way of life. Experts have not yet figured out where they originated and what language family Basque belongs to. The only valid information we know is that the Basque people have existed in isolation for hundreds of years in insurmountable mountains and jungles, and it was not until around the 12th century AD that they were incorporated into the territory of the Kingdom of Castilla. It consists of three provinces: Kipkoa, Vizcaya and Arava.

Dense forests and lush pastures, long valleys and swift streams are like fairyland outlined by landscape painters. As early as the beginning of the last century, Chinese people witnessed its beautiful scenery. This man is Kang Youwei. It is said that he also wrote a poem: "The pavilion flag is covered, and the golden axe is approved. The stream flows to the bottom, and the muddy Yellow River is narrow. If the posture is beautiful, the glory will depend on the sky. I don't know the color of Heng Dai, but I feel quite lonely. "

everyone admires the beauty of Basque, especially the dazzling Painted Forest (in Oma district). It's a solo show by the painter Agastin. Every few months, this unusual painter will come here and paint different patterns in the forests of Basque Province.

It should be added that the Basque region is also one of the best food regions in Spain.

Photo: Provence (France)

4. Provence

Since its birth, Provence in southern France kept her secret carefully until the arrival of peter mayle, an Englishman. In Mel's works, "Provence" is no longer a simple geographical name, but represents a simple and carefree, relaxed and lazy lifestyle; A kind of humiliation, watching the flowers bloom before the court; I have no intention of staying or staying, looking at the leisurely mood of clouds and clouds in the sky. Nowadays, millions of people flock to Provence and Cote d 'Azur in South France every year to visit the scenery that is hard to describe in the picture book and the incredible leisure in the novel. If you travel to get rid of the shackles of life, Provence will make you forget everything.

The best time of the year in Provence is summer. The sky is blue in Ming Che, and the air seeps into the lungs like fresh iced lemonade. If there is a clear spring flowing in the deepest part of my heart, I want to sing. Lavender in the mountains and plains makes people ecstatic. Bikes, cows' heads and girls' skirts are full of dark purple and light blue bouquets, and the whole valley is filled with ripe thick grass fragrance. In the field, a cage of scattered lavender and tall sunflowers lined up neatly and stretched out into the distance, with an apple tree leaning against the field and several small brick houses with yellow walls and blue wooden windows not far away. Sunlight sprinkled on lavender bouquets is a kind of blue-purple golden luster.

Free colors confuse artists' creative inspiration, and great painters such as Cezanne, Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso and Xia Kaer are all infused with a new sense of art by Provence; American writer Fitzgerald, British writer D.H. Lawrence, French writer Huxley, German poet Nietzsche, etc. also visited the pilgrimage. Among the pilgrims, including peter mayle, who pushed Provence to the top with "Years in the Mountain".

Picture: Northern Alps (Germany)

5. The Northern Alps

are located in the southern Alps of Germany, starting from the forest road on the east bank of Baden Lake at the junction of Germany and Switzerland in the west and extending to the mountain town at the border of Germany and Austria, about 311 kilometers. Around this winding mountain range, it seems that there was a treasure thief who fled in a hurry with a big hole in his bag. He walked around and scattered jewels all over the place.

For example, the small town of Lindao, or rather, it is an island on the lake. On the island, you can find all kinds of Renaissance-style ancient houses. Their outer walls are covered with white pine bark, smoked bacon is hung under the eaves, the backyard is piled with neat firewood, and the windowsill is crowded with pink and dark green flowers, which is very lively. Outside the house is a cobblestone street. Walking on the street, you can see the church bell tower with onion roof, which is full of ancient meaning. Fifty kilometers east of Lindau is Oberstdorf, the most famous mountain climbing and skiing resort in the German Alps. Standing on its peak of Nebelhorn, as long as the weather is clear enough, you can see at least 411 peaks in the Alps.

that's the largest and most magnificent mountain range in Europe. The endless mountains are topped with white peaks, shining with golden light in the sun. Looking back, at my feet are the hills with green grass and endless flowers. Fields, Woods and hills seem to be practicing yoga, all of which extend their bodies very long; Unknown small lakes and rivers, like tears hanging from the corners of children's eyes, are blue as clear sky and rippling with the shadow of snow-capped mountains; Reed grass, dandelion and other wild flowers are comfortable and neat around the mirror-like lake. In the small town, an old tree with a big umbrella cover hides a tree-lined path. Go along the road, and you will find a street sign that says: Go slowly and enjoy.

Photo: Scottish Highlands (Scotland)

6. Scottish Highlands

As the last stronghold of the Ice Age, the beauty of the Scottish Highlands is elusive.

The endless highlands are not endless forests like those in northern Europe, nor are they dead deserts, but are covered with low green grass and moss that ease the ups and downs. The low, sparse vegetation grows desolately, unlike the lush greenery on the English Yuan Ye. Bare rocks and clear air always remind you that this is the plateau on the island. Even in summer, when Yuan Ye is covered by a kind of purple floret called heather, the earth lacks vitality. That kind of boundless purple is too harsh and stubborn, which is different from the gorgeous flowers of the mountains, but a kind of almost desperate bloom. This is a lonely land, which was regarded as a wild land many years ago, and no matter how magnificent and beautiful the scenery is, it can't replace the barren land.

Stubborn Scots are guarding this land and struggling to make a living in the face of the conquest and contempt of a stronger nation. According to the ancient Romans, Scotland was called "Caledonia".

"oh! Calidonia! Stubborn and barren. Need to take care of this poetic child! This place has only brown wasteland and messy bushes. This place has only towering mountains and overflowing water. " This is the description of the famous Scottish poet Scott.

Overflowing water, if you count Loch Ness with the monster, then wanton waterfalls, mountain springs, streams, and dotted lakes all seem to be swept away. The legendary Loch Ness, haunted by monsters, is just outside the town of Inverness, and people flock to see the monster's face. Later, a survey showed that it was just a false alarm.

Picture: Petra (Jordan)

7. Petra

In Jordan, if you tell the local people that you are going to visit the famous Dead Sea, the Jordanian looks calm, but when he knows that you are going to Petra, nine times out of ten, he will be full of pride and glory, and he will say with the sly eyes peculiar to Arabs, "Tell me.

The ancient city of Petra, hidden in the mountains between the Dead Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba, has a history of more than 2,611 years. The name of the city comes from the Greek word "rock" because the whole city was carved out of cliffs. The oblique glow of the morning sun dyed the ancient city into a gorgeous rose color, and the rose red wall witnessed the whole history.

When the Pharaoh's treasure house is opened to you, there is only surprise and shock, and no language can explain that feeling. Those steep and deep canyons that suddenly come to the desert, beautiful ancient buildings and strange stone summits take away your perception. And Petra's legendary history makes people unable to clean up their ups and downs. In prehistoric times, Petra was a city established by the Nano-Tai desert caravan, and it was a traffic fortress between Arabia, Egypt and Syrian Phoenicia. In the heyday of the Roman Empire, it was once a leader in the eastern provincial capital of Rome, but later it declined for a long time. In the Becket era, few tourists visited this place except Bedouins, a nomadic people in the Arabian desert. It flourished for a while, then vanished and remained silent for thousands of years until it was rediscovered in 1812.

Deyi Temple is still there, 131 feet high and 111 feet wide. The towering pillars are carved in the sand stone wall, and the sun shines on it, giving off three layers of soft light, pink, red, orange and crimson, lined with yellow, white and purple stripes. It's like a beautiful dream that just ended.

picture: Seychelles (Seychelles)

8. Seychelles

Seychelles consists of 92 islands, and there are only two seasons in a year-hot season and cool season, and there is no winter. This is a huge natural botanical garden, with more than 511 kinds of plants, of which more than 81 kinds can't be found anywhere else in the world. Each island has its own characteristics. Al Dabboura Island is also a famous turtle island, where tens of thousands of big turtles live. Fregat Island is an "insect world"; Conson Island is a "bird paradise"; Ige Island is rich in colorful shells.

Blue sky, clear water, sunshine, beaches and sea breeze are all that a beautiful island country should have, not only here, but also here. So in Seychelles, you will become greedy. Because there is the fragrance of gardenia in the air, even the simplest breathing becomes enjoyment. The plants here are super-large, with a bit of licentiousness in the lush, and the colors are as rich as Gauguin's paintings. The pine pagoda is as big as a cantaloupe, and the leaves of Worry-Free Grass have grown more than a foot wide. The huge coconut tree leans across the window, and the tall phoenix tree behind the tall hibiscus is so red that it almost covers half the sky. In the meantime, you will feel that the vibrant flowers and plants are the real owners of the island, and people are just the embellishment. Their national treasure is a kind of exotic fruit called sea coconut, and foreign tourists need a permit from the local government if they want to take it out of the country.

In Seychelles, the greatest happiness you can get is that you don't have to do anything, watch TV, read newspapers or use computers, because there will be nothing. There is no culture of shopping centers, fast food restaurants and cafes, only beautiful scenery presented by nature.

Picture: Kathmandu (Nepal)

9. Kathmandu

Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal, which means "the temple of one tree". According to legend, it used to be a vast lake. One day Manjusri Bodhisattva came here, split the shore of the lake with a sword, and drained the clear water of the lake, and the original lake became a valley.

There are more than 2,711 large and small temples here. So many temples live at an altitude of 1371 meters in an ancient and solemn way, and I almost forgot to travel here. Looking around in the streets and alleys, there are full piles of Hindu shrines, and there are wisps of mulberry smoke; Overlooking all sentient beings, the Bona stupa has a great eye, and it is a thousand years at a glance. The former believers of the Hindu temple in Tina, Paspa are still worshipping devoutly; And the open-air cremation platform that leads to the bliss of Buddhism; The coquettish and exotic woman swaying in front of her eyes and the man with strange eyes like Aladdin's magic lamp elf.

Picture: British Virgin Islands

11, British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands, like a curved arch eyebrows, separates the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean, and is located 61 kilometers east of Puerto Rico and 181 kilometers northwest of India, and is a part of the Antilles. Columbus first discovered it in 1493.

In this world-class tourist resort, there are no luxury hotels or nightclubs that we are used to, no neon lights flashing and night-time parties, and even a signboard is hard to see. People on the island live in the most pristine, simple and natural way. Nature gave birth to everything, and the wisdom of Vikings lies in their efforts to maintain this beauty. Environmental protection is the first priority on the island, and the government even legislates to protect marine life. The return of nature is clear sea water, fresh air and rich fish.