Hallstatt: Austria’s paradise on earth!

👭Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and want to find a peaceful paradise? So, come to Hallstatt! This Austrian town located on the shores of Lake Hallstatt will definitely make you fascinated! 🌄 🌊Hallstatt, the name sounds super poetic! The "Hall" here comes from the ancient Celtic word "salt" 🧂Historically, this area became rich because of salt, and was even known as "white gold" in the Middle Ages! Therefore, Hallstatt is also known as "the oldest salt city in the world", full of mystery and charm! 🏞️Walking in the small town of Hallstatt, you will be deeply attracted by the scenery here! The water of the lake is crystal clear, as if you can see the secrets at the bottom of the lake. Flocks of swans and ducks play in the lake, adding a bit of vitality to this peaceful lake. 🦢🦆The towering mountains behind it contrast with the exquisite old houses and churches, forming a picturesque landscape. It feels like you have entered a fairyland on earth in an instant, making people forget to leave! 💖How can you miss the salt mine adventure when you come to Hallstatt? This salt mine with a history of more than 7,000 years is a super unique place! 🕰️You can take the cable car directly to the top of the mine, put on professional protective clothing, push the trolley deep into the mine, and experience the mysterious and exciting adventure experience! It will definitely make you hooked! Photography tips: Personally, I think there are three angles [LikeUU] At the entrance of the town, you can take picture 1 [StarsEyeUU] Entering the town and walking all the way to the end, there is a viewing point where you can take picture 2. This place is very good for taking pictures. [ShyUU] When you enter the town and stand on the church, you can take a picture of another side of Hallstatt. See picture 3. Although the film may not necessarily be stunning, it also gives us another perspective to appreciate the town. After taking pictures from three angles, you can also visit the Bone Church, which is very small. If you are not taboo about death, you can feel the local people's view of death. As I walked and took photos, I could see the scenery in the rest of the pictures. The window culture and small yards of the town residents were exquisite and full of taste in life.