Tag: travelwriting
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Assen, Netherlands
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Assen, a jewel in the heart of the Netherlands and the province of Drenthe, had always been a place where modernity danced with ancient tradition. On a brisk autumn morning, as fog clung to the narrow streets near the Martinuskerk, Sofie strolled through the city center. Her eyes, reflective pools…
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Balzar, Ecuador
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Balzar, nestled in the fertile plains of Ecuador and cradled by the lush expanses of the Guayas province, wears its history like a cherished tapestry. Narrow cobbled streets and sunlit plazas reveal a city that has long been a crossroads of culture and aspiration. In the early hours, the mist…
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Bạc Liêu, Vietnam
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In the sultry embrace of southern Vietnam, Bạc Liêu awoke each day with the murmurs of the sea and the rustle of ancient palms. This city, known for its vibrant markets, shimmering waterways, and centuries-old traditions, cradled the stories of generations. The early morning mist drifted lazily over the tidal…
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Bahía de Caráquez, Ecuador
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In the early hours of a golden dawn, Bahía de Caráquez awoke beneath a sky streaked with soft pink and amber hues. The ancient coastal town, steeped in history and tradition, exuded a quiet majesty as the gentle Pacific tide murmured against its timeworn docks. Here, where the salt air…
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Huế, Vietnam
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The Perfume River shimmered under the silvery glow of the early morning sun, snaking its way lazily through the heart of Huế. In this ancient capital of Vietnam, the air always seemed heavy with the weight of history, love, and loss. Huế was a city of paradoxes—at once proud of…