Is it fun? What about the scenic spot of Yangjiao Village in Heather Dragon?

Travel to Germany, Czech Republic and Holland in August. I passed by Innsbruck and Salzburg in Austria, but I have lived in these two cities before and visited the flea market in Innsbruck.

This trip to Europe, mainly to some world natural and cultural heritage sites, can also be regarded as a natural and cultural heritage trip, these places are still relatively few mainland tourists. Organize photos these days and upload them slowly. Among these places, I feel the best about Hithoron in the Netherlands.

Heather Dragon, called Yangjiao Village in Dutch, is also called Yangjiao Village, which is located in the DeVuitton Nature Reserve in Upper aysel, the Netherlands.

Historically, it was relatively poor here, and the locals dug peat for sale for a living. After a long time, many deep ditches were dug by coal digging, and the small ones became canals and the big ones became rivers. Therefore, the waterways of Yangjiao Village are vertical and horizontal, leading to nature reserves. Thirty years ago, the local area was discovered by backpackers, so Yangjiao Village became one of the most famous scenic spots in the Netherlands. Yangjiao Village is now called "Venice of Holland" and "Venice of Green". Actually, I think the style here is different from Venice. There are "small bridges and flowing water, fat dogs, wild ducks and gulls" everywhere. Living here for a few days is the best choice for people who like freedom.

Our route is relatively long. We took a bus from Berlin through Hanover, and after a long journey, we arrived in Steenwijk town, which is very close to Hitoren, and stayed in a four-star hotel on the outskirts of the town.

There are two China restaurants in the town. We ate at the Shanghai Hotel, but the proprietress told us that they were not good at cooking Chinese food. It's already night. The shops in the main streets of the town are closed, but restaurants and bars are still open.

The hotel is located in the middle of the pasture, less than 2 kilometers from the town. The house in the middle is our hotel, surrounded by pastures. When I got off the bus and smelled the smell of grass, people immediately became lighter.

After dinner, I settled down. It's not 8 o'clock in the evening, and it's still fine. Dr. Xu and I were walking on the country road outside the hotel. This is a sign to go to town from our home.

Passing by a small pasture, some cows in it, obviously never seen anyone before, were very alert when they saw us two strangers, and both of them held their heads high and shouted at us, a calf, hiding behind their mother.

This ranch is relatively large.

The poplars along the township road are very similar to those in China, but the leaves are smaller. There are cyclists and vacationers along the way. Holland is the bicycle kingdom in Europe, and there are special bicycle lanes on the roadside.

The people we meet here are very polite. No matter men, women and children, riding bicycles or motorcycles will greet us kindly.

Pasture in the sunset. As the sun sets, the stranger greedily breathes the fragrance of soil and grass in a foreign land.

The farm near the ranch is very beautiful, and the room is exquisite and warm inside and outside.

The melons and fruits sold at home are left outside a farm and nobody cares. The price is marked on it. If you are satisfied, put down the money and you can take the things away.

Along the way, I saw many huge oak trees. Oak occupies a very important position in European life, and descriptions of oak can often be seen in European literary works. Houses and floors in Europe are often made of oak trees, which also play an important role in European ecology.