Kraków | Poland 🇵🇱 [History is silent but deafening]

#100 Ways to Travel When it comes to what are the must-see attractions in Krakow, the first one must be the Auschwy concentration camp. If I hadn't been to Kraków, I think I would have only heard of the name and not wanted to learn more about it. It turns out that understanding history is also a heavy task. The background of the concentration camp can be found on google search, but when I saw a lot of photos and physical objects at the scene, it turned out to be quite impactful, to feel that world peace is not a slogan. As soon as I arrived at this place, I saw a lot of green plants again. I thought about whether the imprisoned people would feel more comfortable if they saw this scene, but when the tour guide took each room to visit, I overturned my thoughts of the previous second (｡ ́︿ ̀｡) How could it be the same as now... I went when it was quite hot, I walked 2-3 buildings already feel very tired, when the imprisoned people to labor epidemic should be heavy hard ಥ_ಥ not inside to take many photos, only a few, that these do not have to repeat the record, use the brain to remember as well. —— The day I went to the concentration camp was my mother's birthday😂 I thought for a long time before I booked whether I could change the itinerary because I only had 1 day to stay in Kraków, but I couldn't change it🤧 Luckily my mother didn't say anything in particular (◐‿◑) At the same beginning, I thought for a long time to go with the group or go by myself, because the train schedule is not frequent, slow miss one can not go back to the city, but the group must have to use all day, can not walk the city center 🥹 finally chose to go by yourself 🫱🏻🫲🏼 out of the city still have time to walk for a while #Europe Travel #trip