Traveling in Montenegro, in addition to forest lakes, can not be missed, and its three pearls of the Adriatic Sea, Budva is one of them. When I was walking on the streets of Budva, I was very impatient. I asked once every few minutes: How far is the old city? When I walked into the old castle with a thick wall, turned around the corner, and a large piece of blue was caught in the eye, I didnt return to it for a long time~ the sea was transparent like pale green glass, crystal clear, difficult Imagine that there are plenty of residents living on the beach here! The architecture of the Old Town is quaint and outdated, but because of the exquisite clothing stores, restaurants, cafes and studios interspersed with it, there is a strong literary and romantic atmosphere. Budva gives me the impression that it is like the white flower that blooms on the street, pure, warm and bright.