Because I love outdoor sports, this time I came to the uniquely charming inland region of La Mancha in Spain. Here, Daimiel National Park is a unique wetland ecosystem, full of vitality and natural beauty. To get here, you need to wake up early in the morning, departing from the old town around six o'clock, and it takes about an hour and a half to reach the park entrance. The entire park has planned routes for three days, with blue, yellow, and other trails of different lengths and experiences. We chose the yellow route based on our time. The staff will first give you a map to help you fully understand the overall layout of the park, and after the introduction, binoculars 🔭 will be handed out to everyone. After a short hike through some stunning scenery, we officially entered the marshland area. The marshes and lakes here change with the seasons, presenting different landscapes that form a constantly evolving natural painting 🌾. I almost said, isn’t this Wild Duck Lake? 😁 The lake surface shows different colors depending on the time, and I really think this place is incredibly beautiful. Various wild ducks and water birds can be seen here, all accompanied by the quiet sounds of nature. For the entire three hours, I kept enjoying the different bird calls, which was very interesting. Deeper inside, there is a pavilion where the forest guards used to watch over the area. Their love for environmental protection makes this place especially beautiful. If you have the chance, you should definitely come and experience it—it is truly breathtakingly beautiful. Travel tips: 1. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, as the whole area requires hiking. 2. Pay attention to sun protection and mosquito repellent; the sun is really strong. 3. Bring your own water as there are no sales points inside.

Spain's Central Plateau Rampage ~ City of Real (Greater Area) Real City Train Station, also known as Estación Central, is located on European Avenue, super close to the Old Town of the capital of La Mancha. 👍 Built in 1992 to connect Madrid and Seville with the opening of Spain’s first high-speed railway, the station directly replaced the original MZA old station built in 1880 (then located on Cisneros Boulevard) and is definitely a perfect blend of history and modernity. The modern station structure is super design, with a triangle in the middle! There are many shops and various service facilities in the large hall so that you are not bored when changing trains and waiting for people. 🚄 The station has seven tracks and AVE high-speed trains operate daily: · Only 1 hour to Madrid · Only 2 hours to Seville · to Badajoz are 2 hours to reach Additionally, you can take bus No. 4 or 5 from the station to reach the center of Real City in 7 minutes, which is super convenient! #September Good Places 2025 #Spain Travel #Castilia-La Mancha

As the hustle and bustle of modern cities and the fast pace of life become more and more precious, the gifts of nature are not only magnificent scenery, but also a cleansing of the soul. When you stand between the vast sky and the earth, in the mountains and forests, breathe fresh air, look up at the stars, listen to the whisper of the wind, and capture the pure golden autumn, you will understand the meaning of all this. Such a world is hidden in the national park of Ciudad Real. If you pass by, you might as well go into the park to feel the purity and vastness. P.N. Tablas de Daimiel This is a unique wetland in Europe and the last relic of the river plain ecosystem that once spread across the central Iberian Peninsula. It was declared a national park in 1973, a biosphere reserve in 1981, and was included in the Ramsar Convention in 1982. It was formed by the flooding of the Guadiana and Gigüela rivers. Due to the lack of slopes in the terrain, it is unique. After being declared a national park, it has taken a big step in protecting one of the most precious ecosystems on the planet, to a certain extent ensuring the survival of birds that winter, nest and inhabit in these areas. Here, you can see various migratory birds in groups in the sky and forests, various amphibians inhabiting the wetlands, and of course, other animals such as marsh turtles, otters, foxes, etc. P.N. Cabañeros The park is located in the northwest of Ciudad Real Province and the southwest of Toledo Province. In this national park, the great Mediterranean forest in Europe is well preserved. If you come here, you can still find yourself surrounded by the most endangered Iberian animals, and you can also see fossils from more than 500 million years ago. After the first rain in autumn, the most interesting moment of this park is coming: after a long summer, many streams will appear in the mountains, the water level will rise, and the waterfall will come. At the same time, from mid-September to mid-October, a unique spectacle will appear in the park-"berrea", which is the mating season of deer. At different times of the day, you can hear the harsh and shocking calls of deer and observe their wild state. Take advantage of this autumn and hike here! Look at the park shrouded in autumn mist, look at the colorful tree fruits, and look at the vitality of animals...