Galicia Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

The season of flowers 🌹🌹 when we visit Tokyo this year during spring/summer. We always love to visit their lovely parks. #Patio Park Gunma, ##awesomepic is as lovely as always, we have missed some trips to this park since COVID, and now we are here to visit this gorgeous place again! We always appreciate our nature beauty, and the park with flourish flowers is always a beautiful scenery in our Japan trip that we would love to share to our friends! @tokyo #awesomepic @Tokyo

Summer in Japan

Went to Japan during May to both Tokyo and Hakone. Did a lot of things within the short 1 week there. From visiting life size gundam, spending nights at Shinjuku, go and see the amazing exhibition at TeamLabs Tokyo, crossing the famous Shibuya Crossing, etc. Love the weather and sceneries in Japan and I can't wait to be back at Japan once again to explore other prefecture of Japan.

Majestic Beauty and Serenity: A Journey to Fuji Mountain

Nestled in the heart of Japan, Fuji Mountain stands tall and proud, an iconic symbol of the country's rich cultural heritage. My recent visit to this awe-inspiring natural wonder left an indelible mark on my soul, captivating me with its majestic beauty and serene atmosphere. As I embarked on the journey to the summit, I was greeted by a breathtaking landscape painted with vibrant colors. The lush greenery of the surrounding forests contrasted harmoniously with the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji, creating a picturesque panorama that seemed straight out of a postcard. The crisp mountain air filled my lungs, invigorating me and heightening my anticipation for the adventure that lay ahead. The ascent was a test of my physical endurance, but with each step, the stunning vistas served as a constant source of motivation. The trail was well-maintained, making the climb manageable even for novice hikers like myself. Along the way, I encountered fellow trekkers from different corners of the globe, all united by a shared appreciation for nature's grandeur. Reaching the summit was an ethereal experience. Standing atop the world, I was humbled by the panoramic views that stretched as far as the eye could see. The sun cast its golden light upon the surrounding valleys, illuminating the tranquil lakes and charming villages below. Time seemed to stand still as I absorbed the grandeur of the landscape, capturing the moment in my heart forever. Descending from the peak, I indulged in the cultural delights that Fuji Mountain had to offer. The nearby hot springs provided a soothing respite for my weary muscles, while the traditional Japanese cuisine tantalized my taste buds with its delicate flavors. My journey to Fuji Mountain was not just an adventure; it was a spiritual awakening. The mountain's majestic presence and serene aura touched my soul in ways I never imagined. It reminded me of the profound connection between humanity and nature, urging me to cherish and protect these precious wonders. In the end, Fuji Mountain is more than just a physical destination; it is a transformative experience. Whether you seek adventure or seek solace, this sacred mountain will leave an indelible mark on your spirit. I wholeheartedly recommend embarking on this journey of a lifetime, for it will forever remain etched in your memories as a testament to the beauty and wonder of our world.

Start your journey in Tokyo

Tokyo is known for its excellent transportation system, including its efficient and extensive subway network. Navigating the city is relatively easy, thanks to clear signage and announcements in both Japanese and English. As for food, Tokyo offers a wide variety of delicious options, from traditional Japanese cuisine like sushi and ramen to international dishes. You'll find everything from street food stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants, so there's something for every palate and budget. #Tokyo #Shinjuku #Travel

Nature Resort

Make way for Compostela’s newest attraction! Cascades Nature Park is a perfect mix of scenic natural landscapes and high-end amenities. Taking pride as Compostela’s largest outdoor venue for practically any event you can think of, Cascades Nature Park sure is gonna give your dream event a green touch. They just had their soft opening last September 15, 2020, and while some of their amenities are still being finished, their pool and lake are already available for use. Cascades Nature Park can cater to any large event – garden-themed weddings and reception, team buildings, concerts, debuts, and photoshoots – you name it! Over 6 hectares in size, Cascades Nature Park has a lot of amenities. This includes an islet located in the center of a lake (perfect spot for exchanging of vows). You can go fishing in the lake or rent out a kayak, paddle board, canoe, or a pedal boat. They also have a 600-square meter swimming pool (one of the largest in Cebu) for pool lovers. #bucketlistreboot #campingglamping #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #summervacation

Cascade Nature Park

Cascades Nature Park is a perfect mix of scenic natural landscapes and high-end amenities. Taking pride as Compostela’s largest outdoor venue for practically any event you can think of, Cascades Nature Park sure is gonna give your dream event a green touch. They just had their soft opening last September 15, 2020, and while some of their amenities are still being finished, their pool and lake are already available for use. Cascades Nature Park can cater to any large event – garden-themed weddings and reception, team buildings, concerts, debuts, and photoshoots – you name it! Over 6 hectares in size, Cascades Nature Park has a lot of amenities. This includes an islet located in the center of a lake (perfect spot for exchanging of vows). You can go fishing in the lake or rent out a kayak, paddle board, canoe, or a pedal boat. They also have a 600-square meter swimming pool (one of the largest in Cebu) for pool lovers. #gooutside #urbanexplorer #summervacation #awesomepic #

Marineda City Leisure and Shopping Center in A Coruña

Marineda City Leisure and Shopping Center in A Coruña Est. Baños de Arteixo, 43, 15008 A Coruña Marineda City or Marineda City Leisure, Shopping & Business is an excellent leisure and shopping destination in A Coruña, Spain. It is located in the Agrela industrial area in the center of A Coruña, near the city of Arteixo. The complex is named after the nickname given to the city of Hercules in the novels by A Coruña writer Emilia Pardo Bazán. It cost about 450 million euros. It was planned in 2008 as Marineda Plaza, occupying the land previously used by Naturgy's substation in Grela. In 2012, Marineda City Shopping Center was awarded the 'Job Creation Award' by Actualidad Económica magazine. Marineda City directly employs 4,000 people and indirectly employs another 4,500. Marineda City is located in A Coruña and opened in 2011, covering an area of 176,000 square meters. It is the largest shopping center in Galicia and the third largest in Spain. With nearly 200 stores, brands include Decathlon, IKEA, Media Markt, Hipercor, Leroy Merlin, Primark, or all flagship stores of the Inditex Group, it is a reference center and commercial and tourist destination in the northwest of the peninsula. Marineda City's three floors and large outdoor plaza offer visitors a unique experience as part of the complex, which, in addition to shopping, offers a variety of restaurants and leisure facilities such as cinemas, bowling alleys, escape rooms, go-karting, and a complete indoor freestyle center, as well as a four-star hotel and a modern business center. In addition, there is a three-story free parking lot with 6,000 parking spaces. A Coruña · Comarca de A Coruña

Marineda City Leisure Shopping Center in La Coruna

Marineda City Leisure Shopping Center in La Coruna Est. Baños de Arteixo, 43, 15008 A Coruña Marineda City or Marineda City Leisure, Shopping & Business is an excellent leisure shopping place in Coruna, Spain. It is located in the Agrela Industrial Zone in the center of La Coruna, close to Arteixo City. The building complex is named after the nickname of Hercules City in the novels of La Coruna writer Emilia Pardo Bazán. It cost about 450 million euros. It was planned as Marineda Square in 2008, occupying the land previously used by Naturgy's substation in Grela. In 2012, Marinida City Shopping Center won the "Job Creation Award" issued by Actualidad Económica magazine. Marineda City directly employs 4,000 people and indirectly employs another 4,500 people. Marineda City is located in La Coruna, opened in 2011, with an area of 176,000 square meters. It is the largest shopping center in Galicia and the third largest in Spain. It has nearly 200 stores, including brands such as Decathlon, IKEA, Media Markt, Hipercor, Leroy Merlin, Primark or all flagship stores of the Inditex Group. It is a reference center and commercial and tourist destination in the northwest of the peninsula. The three floors and large outdoor square of Marineda City (Marineda City) provide a unique experience for tourists, because it is part of the complex, in addition to shopping, it also provides various restaurants and leisure facilities, such as cinemas, bowling alleys, escape rooms, go-karts. And a complete indoor freestyle center, as well as a four-star hotel and a modern business center. In addition, there are three levels of free parking, which can accommodate 6,000 parking spaces. La Coruna·Comarca de A Coruna

FLY WITH TRIP

trip was amazing! I booked several flights with amazing discounts.

Galicia, live Spain like a local

Getting There - I personally took a flight to Porto and then I local bus to Vigo, the bus took just a couple of hours and was cheap. You can also fly direct or hire a car. Attractions - there are so many unique and small things to do and my best recommendation would be to find a local tour guide. Everything from free hot springs, mountain top restaurants, football stadiums and more. Hotels - There are many smaller hotels in this area, which I'd recommend as they're cheaper and are often run by locals. Food & Restaurants - Spanish meals are eaten late, never forget. The most delicious seafood you'll ever eat. Portuguese food is much heavier and meatier. #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip