Come To Cinque Terre And Touch Your Dream Of Fairy Color Italy

Cinque Terre captures people with the ingenious fusion of human hands with the poetic beauty of nature Cinque Terre Travel, touching Italy's fairy-colored dream Many years ago, When I first saw Cinque Terre in the magazine, for some reason, I almost immediately wished "if only I could set foot in this beautiful land". On an autumn day, in my journey to study abroad in Italy, my dream came true. I spent a full day touring Cinque Terre to travel with 5 colorful fairytale villages.Cinque Terre was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage in 1997 - @azamaraclubcruisesMang in I am eager to set foot in the dreamland so I catch the train to Cinque Terre early in the morning. Cinque Terre consists of 5 villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso, colorful and lovely, connected by a coastline stretching 42km

. The houses are painted in irregular, ridiculous colors across the cliffs overlooking the deep blue Mediterranean sea that I love at first sight. Italy map @ pascatThe first village in the journey of discovery is Riomaggiore. When I came here when the sun started to shine the early rays of the day, Riomaggiore was as peaceful as a morning in a small village in the suburbs Without hesitation, I rushed to the road leading straight to the sea, from here I could see the whole landscape of Riomaggiore, the zigzag stairs connecting each house and leading into the sea.



Before the amazing scenery, I could not help wondering how can the people here build such impressive works! The colorful houses are "specialties" of Riomagiore. Like all 5 Cinque Terre villages. Each of the bungalows facing the sea, colored in time.Do not follow the main path in the village, but slowly follow the small alley you will reach the highest peak of the village From here it is possible to fully capture the view of the Mediterranean sea and inhale the scent of the morning. There is another special feature in Riomaggiore that is the road of love - Via dell'amore. The beautiful road connecting the two villages of Riomaggiore and Manarola follows the cliff with an impressive overhang of the sea. Via dell'Amore is known as "the way of love" when many couples choose to mark their love here by hanging locks on the railing and throwing keys into the sea as wishing for love forever and enduring.



I regretted being unable to set foot here just because a landslide had not been fixed before, but in Riomaggiore you can still walk around with equally beautiful paths along the cliffs. Riomaggiore, I took a train to the next village of Manarola, just 3 minutes by train you can set foot in one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Manarola has many smaller and more vibrant houses than Riomaggiore, this beautiful little village is always the most popular attraction of the 5 villages of Cinque Terre, if you don't go fast or if you are late you It will be easy to be overwhelmed by the "onslaught" of each group of tourists pouring in. Located in the central position is Corniglia - the only village without direct access to the sea, located on a hill 100m higher than sea level. From the top of the village, I can enjoy looking around, the scenery in front of me is the color of the sea mixed with the clear blue sky that maybe this blue you will only be able to see in the land of Earth Trung Hai. The houses in the distance with all kinds of bright and cheerful colors, the vineyards are in the deciduous season, the colors are so harmonious and beautiful.Vernazza is the fourth village I set foot in on my journey. submit your dreams.



This village was probably lower than the three villages I passed, the houses that were closer to the sea, lower, not planted on the craggy cliffs. Each group of tourists sat in the square to rest for lunch, the children playfully playfully in the golden sun. Several middle-aged doctors are sitting and enjoying lunch or a cup of fragrant coffee in a row of restaurants along the beach. The scene is both peaceful and poetic, and I'm in no hurry, so I put down my backpack and enjoy a typical Italian lunch. And right after that, I felt it was right to take some time to rest before Have to climb up to Doria castle - Il castello dei Doria, built in the middle of the 11th century. This place is built a tower with a height of about 70m, overlooking the sea. And if you want to capture the full view of Vernazza, you must climb on this tower! In return for a tiring climb you will get the results well worth it! The last village, also the largest village Cinque Terre. The village is divided into two distinct parts with boundary t.

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