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TRAVEL DEVILThe lake view of Lugano is so breathtaking! Can’t wait to go back again!
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shanghaiboyuDolomites' Twin Wonders: The Fairyland of the Blade and Sawtooth Mountains In the Dolomites, nestled at the southern foot of the Alps, lie two breathtaking landscapes imbued with natural beauty: the Secede and Geusker Mountains. Their jagged rock formations and shifting colors of light and shadow bring the image of a "fairyland on earth" to life. The Secede Mountains, aptly named, resemble their shape. Rising over 2,500 meters, their peaks appear as if cleaved by a giant axe. The exposed grayish-white dolostones stretch along the ridge, forming a sharp "blade" outline. From the summit observation deck, the morning mist shrouds the mountain in a soft veil. As the sun rises, the rocks are tinted in warm orange or golden red. Sunlight penetrates the clouds, spilling down into the valley, and the forests and lakes below, such as the tributaries of Lake Garda, shimmer, as if all the colors of the world are focused. The Geusker Mountains are renowned for their densely packed "sawtooth" peaks. These tightly packed peaks resemble giant sawtooth formations crafted by nature, piercing the blue sky. Rich in minerals, the rocks here take on different hues depending on the weather: pristine gray-white on sunny days, pale blue on overcast days, and gilded with pink and purple at sunset. Every step along the mountain trails feels like stepping into a meticulously painted landscape. Both peaks are not only visually stunning but also brimming with vibrant life. In summer, the mountains are covered in purple gentian and yellow broom, while cattle and sheep leisurely roam the meadows. In winter, snow blankets the rocks, transforming the "blade" and "sawtooth" into icy sculptures, a haven for skiers and hikers. No need to search for angles; any casual snap creates a breathtaking, unedited masterpiece. It's no wonder these peaks are known as the "beauty of the Alps."
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旅の径Lugano, a charming town in southern Switzerland, is known as the "fairy tale city". Lugano, derived from the Italian word "Lucus", which means "dense forest", is the capital of Ticino, the Italian-speaking region of Switzerland. The thousand-year-old town, built in the 6th century AD, speaks Italian, eats pasta, and has a full Italian atmosphere; the houses facing the lake and the mountains are lined up in lake blue, pink, tender green, and cream yellow... like a series of brightly colored Mediterranean style paintings; walking through the streets and alleys, stopping by the arcades, the elderly are leisurely reading newspapers, and the children are happily playing, and the soul is quiet and healed here.
