1, Vietnam
For those who go abroad for the first time, I think it is very cost-effective to recommend Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Besides, many festivals and customs here are similar to those in China. Because of its narrow terrain, Vietnam embodies the different customs of this country from south to north. In Vietnam, there are many admirable tourist cities that make tourists linger.
2. Cambodia
When it comes to Cambodia, many people will think that it is a mysterious country and an ancient civilization with a long history. Cambodia's unique scenery, coupled with the unparalleled Angkor Wat monuments, left a huge visual and psychological shock to tourists, and the prices here are very cheap and the scenery is very good, making Cambodia deeply loved by tourists from all over the world.
3.krakow
Krakow is like Prague that tourists didn't discover 20 years ago. Krakow, located on both banks of the upper reaches of the Vistula River, was built about 700 years ago. It is one of the oldest cities in Central Europe and the hometown of the Viswa people. 1320~ 1609, the capital of Poland, is considered as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe: it enters the city center from St. Frian Gate, and the main attractions in the central square of the city center are Notre Dame, textile hall and market; Krakow's urn is opposite St. Frian's Gate. Other must-see attractions in this city include Wavel Castle and Kazimierz area. There are all kinds of Polish handicrafts in the central square market, as well as local specialty bread and chocolate. Auschwitz concentration camp, you will be even more sad when you are there, and the scenes of slaughter and abuse seem vivid; Punch in the ethnic scenic spot in Krakow, located along the Vistula River, and cross a bridge with strong artistic sense to reach the art district, St. Joseph's Church and Krakuqiu; Polish bread and rice, roasted mutton cakes dipped in jam, traditional jiaozi with meat and fruit stuffing, and ice cream everywhere on the roadside.
4. Wroclaw
Wroclaw is the most attractive city in Poland. It is located in Wroclaw and is called "Venice of Poland". There are 130 bridges connecting 12 small islands and one of the most beautiful market squares in Europe. There were pink houses everywhere during the Art Renaissance. Until now, the gas lamps on the roadside still need to be lit manually every night. The market square in the old city is one of the largest squares in Europe, and there is a magnificent late Gothic city hall on the square. Other places worth visiting nearby are Salt Square, the famous Swidnicka Street and Jatki Alley. Jatki alley was a slaughterhouse in the12nd century. Later, people set up a statue of "slaughtering animals" in the alley to commemorate this historic place, and there was also a special gift shop in the alley. Fucheng is located on the banks of Oder River. Dazutang Island, which was built in 10 century, is the birthplace of this city. It is quiet and beautiful, suitable for slow travel. Many architectural relics have been preserved here, such as Holy Cross Church, St. John's Cathedral and Archbishop's Museum. Strolling in Wroclaw, visitors can always meet some unique bronze statues of "dwarfs". At present, there are more than 600 dwarfs in every corner of the city, some riding motorcycles and some selling newspapers, all of which are pleasing to the eye. While enjoying the famous buildings in the city, it also brings a happy "trip to find dwarfs" for tourists.
5. Gdansk
Gdansk is located in the northernmost part of Poland, bordering on the Baltic Sea, and is also called triple city with Sobot and Gdynia. The famous seaport city along the Baltic Sea is also one of the most romantic tourist towns in Poland. Here, you can see Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Walking in it is like walking in a classical movie: colorful buildings along the street combine the local styles of Germany, Holland and Poland. In front of famous buildings, there are many small building models specially set up for the disabled, which can let them touch and feel with their own hands. There are several gates in the main city of Gdansk, such as Depression Gate, Plateau Gate, Santa Maria Gate and Golden Gate. There are also several famous streets in the main city, the most famous of which is King Street. Between the Plateau Gate and the Golden Gate, there is a16th century prison tower, which has been transformed into the Hu Museum, but they still keep some facilities and some cells used in the prison as a souvenir. The famous fountain in the main city has a history of more than 400 years, and the sculpture is Poseidon, the sea king.
The building with white appearance and green glass windows next to the fountain is the most luxurious bar in the Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages, only celebrities, businessmen and nobles in the upper class would spend money here. Now it has become a dining place for distinguished guests from all over the world. The building with red brick square roof is a crane preserved in the Middle Ages, which was used to lift goods in ports in the 5th century. Now you can also see the internal structure under the crane. There are some modern cruise ships and some antique sailboats docked on the canal, from which you can reach Hull Peninsula and Pan Xi Peninsula. Traditional small restaurants in Poland can be seen everywhere in the main city. Outside the store, the prices of food, drinks and drinks, as well as supporting packaging, are all traditional Polish snacks.