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Bavaria, Germany, is a place where the name sounds fascinating. Traveling here is like a journey through time.
Early that morning, my partner and I arrived at Jena railway station to prepare for our journey to Bavaria. The morning dew around the station is dotted with leaves, and the sun is slowly rising, which is a pleasant mood. We took the train to Frankfurt and then transferred to the train to Bavaria. The whole trip was full of surprises and excitement because we didn't know what we were going to encounter.
The Bavarian railway station finally came into view, a small city like a fairy tale, with houses of various shapes and green trees surrounding the medieval castle. It is a quiet and beautiful place, as if time has stood still here. Our journey starts here.
The first thing we came to was Nim Mount in the distance, from where we could overlook the city and surroundings. Waiting at the top of the mountain is the Castle of King, a large and ancient castle like in a fairy tale. Inside the Intramuro City, with its beautiful gardens and charming small parks, it is really the perfect place to take pictures and relax. A relaxing stroll here makes one feel a sense of tranquility and tranquility, enjoying the beauty of nature.
We also went to a pearl palace called Nymphenburg Palace. Step inside the palace and you will be mesmerized by the magnificence and magnificence. The South Summer Palace is a family courtyard owned by the Bavarian royal family, with several rooms and bedrooms, as well as a magnificent royal concert hall. Baroque chandeliers by Thomas Forkule hang from the concert hall, and the walls and ceiling of the auditorium are decorated with blue and gold baroque motifs, which makes the concert hall even more solemn and sacred.
During our trip here, we also saw some of the treasures in the palace museum, including jewelry, royal clothes and collectibles. We stayed in the museum and couldn't give up because it felt like time had not been long in the past few hours.
Finally, late at night, we arrived at Konigsplatz, an ancient and mysterious place in the area. Standing in the center of it, I was instantly attracted by the water tower at my feet. It was once part of a barracks and is now part of the Bavarian Museum. Here, as if sneaking into a mysterious temple, we explore every corner and look for the history and culture it contains.
On the way home by train, I reflected on the past two days and felt that the trip was an adventure. I was still thinking about the series of questions it left behind, which inspired me to learn more about the city and its history. Most importantly, that trip made me more aware of the historical and cultural value of mankind, and I hope that I can continue to explore and perceive the beauty of this world in my future travels.
