[2025 Chateauredon Attraction] Travel Guide for Provence (Updated Jul)

Travel Dlux tells the story of a trip to Provence, France. We chose to come to this region in France because we had heard rumors for a long time that the nature here is beautiful. And it really is beautiful. The houses are unique, just like we've seen in books. We met lovely people who just dragged their luggage to their accommodation. The summer here is great because we don't have to adjust our body temperature. The advantage is that it gets light in the morning very quickly. At 9pm, people are still walking leisurely. #TravelFrance #100TravelTips #dluxyourday #traveldlux

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Every year from the end of June to mid-July is the season when lavender blooms in Provence, southern France. The sun is too strong but the wind is very cool. The air is filled with the fragrance of lavender. The lavender fields seen in Valensole have no end and are so beautiful that they seem unreal! We ran excitedly in the fields, immersed in the romantic purple sea, recording each other's happiest appearance💜 #France #SouthFrance #Provence #Valensole #LavenderSeason #LavenderFields

A great mountain town. I took so many photos with my phone along the way. I was afraid I would miss every corner. There are many artists here. There are small shops and various works of art. It is worth a visit!

Every summer, the seemingly endless ocean of lavender fields makes Provence one of the most beautiful – not to mention, fragrant – places to visit in France. The heavenly scented crop can be found almost everywhere in the region during this time. That said, some of the most scenic spots to enjoy it include the Valensole Plateau, the Sault Plateau, and the Luberon Valley. For the ultimate postcard shot, though, nothing beats the flower fields surrounding the Notre-Dame de Sénanque Abbey. Nestled in the tranquil countryside near the village of Gordes, the stunning 12th-century church is shrouded in a sea of purple every June and July #awesomepic #couplestrip #france

#Tuscany goes to the distance #Provence, France, is indeed a beautiful place, under the blue sky and white clouds, is the endless lavender. We stayed here for a short stay and the thief stole passports, computers, wallets and more. Also stolen was a credit card parked next to our car and a pair of young Singaporean couples in the driver's seat. Half an hour after the alarm, the local police came to ask about the situation and drove around to look around. There was no result. In desperation, we only drove to the Marseille police station immediately. . . . . . .

The world is so beautiful, I want to see it with you. Take the mountains and rivers. The way you cross the sea world depends on how you look at it after the world. Watch with you.

🏛️【Summer in Gordes: The Stone Village of Provence】 Destination: Gordes 🗺️ Location: Vaucluse, Southern France, in the heart of the Luberon Mountains ✨ Tags: Southern France Village | Dry Stone Architecture | Lavender Fields | Artistic Atmosphere 💡 If you dream of a summer where you wake up in a stone house, sunlight streams through the shutters, and just outside your door are lavender fields and bustling markets, then Gordes is a must-visit. This cliffside village looks like a "terrace village" hanging on the slope, with dry stone houses, arched alleys, and olive trees painting a medieval lifestyle. ✨ Why Visit: ✔ Filming location of the movie "A Good Year" ✔ Beautiful year-round, but lavender blooms in July–August ✔ The village square's outdoor cafés and art galleries are perfect for relaxing and unwinding 🎡 Things to Do: 1️⃣ Capture the panoramic view 📸 The viewing platform at the village entrance offers the best spot to see the stone village cascading down the hillside—a sight to fall in love with. 2️⃣ Stroll through alleys and explore shops Avoid midday heat and wander the cobblestone alleys in the morning or at dusk. Discover galleries, fragrance shops, and handmade pottery stores, soaking in the artistic slow life. 3️⃣ Visit Sénanque Abbey and Lavender Fields Just a 10-minute drive from Gordes, this iconic spot features rows of lavender in front of the abbey, peaking in July. 4️⃣ Tuesday Market (Highly Recommended in July–August) Shop for local olive oil, lavender sachets, French linen tablecloths, and Southern France pottery—full of life and charm. 📸 Photography Tips: 📷 Capture the panoramic view from the village entrance 📷 Soft light in the alleys at sunset 📷 Dreamy shots of Sénanque Abbey and lavender fields 📷 Café front portraits with a French woven hat, wicker basket, and fresh flowers 👗 Outfit Suggestions: Ladies: French floral maxi dresses or linen camisole dresses are perfect Pair with straw hats and woven bags for a magazine-worthy look Men: Light-colored linen shirts and pants for a relaxed yet stylish vibe 🚗 Transportation Tips: Driving is recommended; about 1 hour from Avignon No external vehicles allowed in the village; park at the foot of the hill and walk up Sénanque Abbey is a 10-minute drive from Gordes; visit in the morning during summer to avoid harsh sunlight 🎒 Travel Essentials: ✅ Sun hat and sunglasses (long exposure to sunlight in the mountain village) ✅ Walking shoes/sandals (cobblestone paths in the village) ✅ Cash and small change (markets and artisan shops often accept cash only) ✅ A camera or phone with a telephoto lens (great for capturing distant views) In Gordes, time seems to slow down, and every step feels like walking through poetry under the sun. This is my ideal summer in Southern France, embracing the art of slow living.

Summer in Provence is the best time to witness the blooming sunflowers. Vast fields of golden sunflowers set against the backdrop of blue skies and white clouds create a picturesque scene reminiscent of an oil painting. For photography, it is recommended to shoot during early morning or sunset when the light is soft, allowing you to capture the details and layers of the sunflowers. Using a low-angle shot with the sky as the background can emphasize the vastness of the flower fields. In terms of transportation, renting a car is the best option after taking a train to major cities like Avignon or Aix-en-Provence. Sunflower fields are scattered across the region, and public transportation is relatively inconvenient. Summer visits require careful planning to avoid peak crowds. Exploring Provence by car offers the most flexibility, allowing you to enjoy the stunning scenery along the way. Starting from Avignon, you can visit other attractions in southern France. While places like Arles and Saint-Rémy can be reached by bus and combined into a day trip, other destinations often require transfers and more time. Unless you have a relaxed schedule, it is recommended to join a local tour or rent a car for convenience.

Summer in Provence is the season when lavender blooms, transforming vast fields into a fairytale-like purple paradise. As I strolled through the fields, the fragrant aroma of lavender filled the air, bringing a sense of tranquility and joy. The local farmers' markets offer lavender essential oils and handmade soaps, exuding a charming rustic vibe. At dusk, the setting sun casts its glow over the fields, enhancing the romantic allure of the purple landscape. The natural beauty and serene lifestyle of Provence have made me fall deeply in love with this enchanting land.

💜 "Provence, the home of lavender, is also synonymous with art and slow life. The air here is filled with flowers and sunshine, and every frame is like a movie screen!" - Today I share an in-depth tour guide to unlock the romance and poetry of Provence! ✨ · 🌸Best time to travel & lavender flowering period - Flowering period: late June to mid-August, July is the peak of bloom! · ✅Must-visit flower fields: 1️⃣ Valensole: The largest lavender field in Southern France, the endless purple sea, the filming location of the Qiongyue drama "A Dream of a Curtain", a photo is like a postcard. · 2️⃣ Sault: A small treasure land with few tourists and sprawling flower fields, suitable for quiet flower viewing while avoiding the crowds. · 3️⃣ Senanque Abbey: Postcard classic camera location, but the flower fields are fenced off by barbed wire, early morning or evening shooting is recommended to avoid the crowds. · ⚠️ Tips: On the third Sunday of July, Valensole will host a Lavender Festival with traditional parades and markets. · 🏞️ Must-see attractions & ways to play recommendations 1️⃣ Lake Holy Cross & Grand Canyon of Verdun The lake is sapphire-studded in the canyon and can be boated or hiked, overlooking the wonders of emerald green and sapphire blue. · 2️⃣ Stone City Gordes Miyazaki’s “Castle in the Sky” prototype, a medieval cliff town with a great perspective overlooking lavender fields. · 3️⃣ Roussillon The orange-red town with ocher landscape has a strong artistic atmosphere and is a source of inspiration for painters. · 4️⃣ Arles Van Gogh’s sunflower fields and the setting of Starry Sky follow the artist’s footsteps. · 5️⃣ Old Port Marseille & Isle of Ives Sample authentic bouillabaisse and visit the mysterious prison island in The Count of Monte Cristo. · 🏡 Accommodation recommendations 🔸Le Phébus & Spa Hotel: Located between Gold and Roussillon, Michelin restaurant, stone pool, intimate villa, wake up early in the morning to the scent of lavender. 🔸Value for money: 3-star hotels (such as Avignon City Center) Prices around 60-100 euros/night with breakfast and infrastructure are suitable for budget parties. · 🚗 Transportation guide - Self-driving: Most recommended! Flexible exploration of flower fields and towns, car rental around 30-50 euros/day. - High-speed rail: Paris → Avignon (3 hours), then change to a bus or rent a car. - Local tours: Convenient but tight day trips, suitable for checking in classic attractions. · 📌Travel Tips 1️⃣ Sunscreen essentials: Southern France has strong sunshine, hats, sunglasses, high-power sunscreen cream is indispensable! 2️⃣ Shooting time: Early morning or evening soft light, avoid noon top light. 3️⃣ Respect the flower field: do not step or pick, some areas have fences, civilized photography oh. 4️⃣ Dress suggestion: white long dress, straw hat, light color clothing, with purple flowers perfect match! · “There is no Peach Blossom Land in Provence, but life here itself is poetry.” - Take this guide and encounter a purple dream in Southern France! 💜

#TravelGuide #EuropeTravel #OverseasTravel Provence, a romantic travel destination in the south of France filled with the scent of lavender and sunshine From gorgeous flower fields to medieval villages and the blue Mediterranean coast — let's go together to Provence, where every moment is as beautiful as a postcard. 🌸 When is a good time to go? ✅ Spring (April~June) The warm weather and green meadows are perfect for a quiet village walk and winery tour ✅ Summer (June~August) The peak of lavender & sunflower season! Provence is at its most gorgeous, but as it is a popular tourist destination, you must book accommodations and rental cars in advance 📍 Must-visit places 💜 Lavender field attractions (mid-June to early August) • Valensole: An endless sea of ​​purple lavender • Sault: Located in a highland, the flowers bloom late and there are fewer people, so you can enjoy them leisurely 🏡 Fairytale-like villages • Avignon: A historic city where the Papal Palace once stood, must-see attractions such as the Papal Palace and Pont Saint-Bénézet • Gordes: A picturesque village built on a hill, a photo spot overlooking the entire Luberon region • Roussillon: Famous for its red cliffs and brick buildings, colorful colors that are Instagram-worthy 🌊 Mediterranean-themed attractions • Calanques coastal cliffs: Between Marseille and Cassis, a spectacular view of white cliffs and emerald sea • Sainte-Croix Lake (Lac de Sainte-Croix): Kayaking and swimming are both possible! Healing time in the clear nature 🚗 Transportation tips ✅ Rental car (highly recommended) There are many small towns, so you can freely adjust the route & enjoy the natural scenery ✅ Train Paris-Avignon high-speed train (TGV) takes about 3 hours. Suitable for long-distance travel ✅ Local tour or car sharing service If driving is burdensome, we recommend small-scale tours or Korean-language guided tours! 🍽️ Must-eat foods in Provence • Nice-style salad (Salade Niçoise): full of fresh ingredients such as tuna, olives, and eggs • Ratatouille: a healthy traditional dish made with simmered seasonal vegetables • Lavender ice cream: a dessert full of the scent of flowers that can only be found in lavender fields From exotic landscapes and fragrant lavender to quiet village alleys in the sunshine — Provence itself is a travel destination that looks like a scene from a movie How about going on a trip to find your own romance this spring or summer?

|Small holiday travel strategy play around non-stop. The little long holiday is here, Europe is deeply wandering! From French snail meals to Eiffel dinners to Swiss cheese fondue, a feast of taste buds awaits you to unlock. Don’t miss the beauty of Jungfraujoch and the sea of ​​lavender flowers in Provence! Louvre, Versailles VIP aisle, cruise ship, train comfort tour, and castle wine tasting! Hurry up and close this 12-day European guide! / Tour Europe, travel through the historical promenade, feel the charm of ancient civilization🏰. From romantic Paris to classical Rome, the scenery is infinite 🌄, experience the unique customs of each place, so that the trip becomes a feast of culture and beauty! / 🎉Itinerary Route: D1: Gather in Shanghai and get ready to kick off your European trip! D2-D3: Direct flight to Milan to explore the Côte d'Azur 🌊 in Ez and Nice, then head to Provence to indulge in the lavender flowers 💐 of Valensole and the idyllic scenery of Avignon. D4-D5: Travel through Lyon’s historic promenade, arrive in Geneva, and enjoy the lakes and mountains at the foot of the Alps🏞️, the beauty of Montreux and Interlagan unfolding picturesquely. D6: Feel the exquisiteness of Switzerland in Thun & Spitz, the magnificence of the snow-capped mountains of Grindelwald 🏔️, return to Interlaken, as if you are in a fairyland. D7: Lake Brienz Cruise Tour opens🚤, appreciate the tranquility of Dragons, ride the Golden Pass Train🚂, visit the urban charm of Lucerne and Zurich. D8-D10: TGV high-speed train directly to Paris 🚄, immerse yourself in the sea of ​​art of the Louvre and Versailles (VIP channel manual explanation oh), night Eiffel Tower dinner and Seine river cruise waiting for your arrival 🌃. Last day, free time and explore every corner of Paris. D11: Depart from Paris, return to Beijing, full of memories and emotions🌟. D12: Back in Shanghai, ending this unforgettable trip to Europe, looking forward to seeing you next time👋! / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Louvre 🌟🌟 Address: 75001 Paris, France Opening hours: January 2-April 30. Check the website for details Playing time: 1 day One of the world’s three largest museums, the collection spans a long time, from the Mona Lisa to the Goddess of Victory, and feel the blend of art and history. 💒 Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris 💒 Address: 6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France Opening hours: January 1-December 8. Hours are subject to adjustment Playing time: 1-2 hours The Gothic church, which was reborn after the fire, has a new roof that restores its historic appearance and a renovation of its interior to make it more solemn and sacred. 🗼 Eiffel Tower 🗼 Address: Av. Gustave Eiffel, 75007 Paris, France Open: March 1-April 10 09:15-22:45 Playing time: 1-3 hours The iconic buildings of Paris, with a beautiful view of the whole of Paris from the top, are synonymous with romance and fantasy. / Essentials before your trip: 🧳European trip, these items you can't forget! 📞 Phone card: Prepare a European phone card, make Internet calls without error, share travel moments at any time. 🔌 Plug converter: European plug standards are different, converter is essential, charging worry-free. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, ID card in Mainland China, important documents properly kept, travel more peace of mind. 👗 Clothing: The temperature in Europe is moderate in March, bring some spring and autumn clothes to cope with the temperature difference between morning and evening. 🎒 Items with you: rain umbrella, sunscreen, medicine, respond to emergencies, travel more smoothly. 🔋 Charger and Mobile Power: Keep your electronic devices fully charged for travel. 💰 Coins and Credit Cards: Prepare some euros in cash, credit cards are essential, shopping is more convenient. / 🎉European tour, non-stop tour! Remember to like to collect it and start your romantic trip to Europe~✨

New European travel guide is here! Notre Dame Cathedral has reopened, so be sure to check out the new roof and renovated main hall! There's also French escargot, Eiffel Tower dinners, French perfume workshops, and castle wine tasting. Take a horse-drawn carriage tour of Jungfrau and Mount Rigi, and enjoy a vintage car night tour of Paris for the ultimate romantic experience! -------- 🎉Itinerary: DAY 1: Shanghai (Meeting Day), get ready to embark on a romantic European journey!🎈 DAY 2-3: Fly direct to Marseille and begin a flowery journey through the French Riviera and Provence. Visit Saint-Tropez, Èze, and Nice, and experience the sun and sea breeze of southern France. Then, delve into Provence and experience the rural charm of Manosque and Valensole, as well as the historical charm of Avignon.🌊🌻 DAY 4-5: Travel through the French countryside to Geneva. Visit historic cities such as Valence and Lyon, and experience the magnificent scenery of the alpine lakes and corridors. Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lakes and mountains in Montreux, Interlaken, and Thun.🏔️🌄 DAY 6: Ascend to the top of Europe and witness a century-old legend. Visit Spiez, Grindelwald, and other charming European towns. Enjoy free time in Interlaken and soak in the Swiss scenery.🏞️🌟 DAY 7: From a fairyland to a center of learning. Visit Iseltwald, take a boat trip on Lake Brienz, and admire the beauty of the Dragon's Gorge. Then, take the eastern section of the GoldenPass Line to Lucerne and Zurich, and experience the academic atmosphere and urban charm of Switzerland.🚢📚 DAY 8-10: Arrive in Paris and begin a romantic journey. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral, and savor French escargot and an Eiffel Tower dinner. Discover unique experiences such as French perfume making and castle wine tasting!🍷🌹 ✨Special Note: Notre Dame Cathedral reopened on December 8, 2024. Don't miss this historical gem that has been reborn after much hardship! DAY 11: Conclude your wonderful journey with a direct flight from Paris back to Shanghai. Filled with memories and emotions, look forward to our next gathering and trip.🛫💖 DAY 12: Return to Shanghai, unpack your bags and your heart, and share your European travel stories!🎉🌍 -------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 The Louvre 🌟🌟 Address: 75001 Paris, France Opening Hours: January 2 - April 30 (open in time slots) Duration: 1 day One of the world's three largest museums, with a rich collection! From the Mona Lisa to the Winged Victory of Samothrace, it's like traveling through time and conversing with history. Every corner is a photo opportunity, making it easy to capture stunning pictures! 💒 Notre Dame Cathedral 💒 Address: 6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France Opening Hours: January 1 - December 8 (open in time slots) Duration: 1-2 hrs A Gothic cathedral reborn after a devastating fire, both solemn and sacred! The new roof replicates the historical original, and the interior renovation is even more stunning. Witness the rebirth from the ashes! 🌊 Seine River 🌊 Address: France Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 2-3 hrs The filming location of Jolin Tsai's "Agent J"! A wonderful experience in the evening, with the setting sun casting a shimmering glow on the river, creating a romantic atmosphere. Stroll along the riverbank and experience the unique Parisian relaxation. 🗼 Eiffel Tower 🗼 Address: Av. Gustave Eiffel, 75007 Paris, France Opening Hours: March 1 - April 10, 09:15-22:45 Duration: 1-3 hrs Paris's iconic landmark! Stand atop the tower and overlook the entire city, taking in the breathtaking views. A classic must-see! -------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Essentials for Your European Adventure! 📞💳 Phone card and European travel insurance for staying connected and safe. 🔌💻 Bring plug adapters and chargers to keep your electronic devices powered up. 🪪🛂 Prepare your visa and passport for hassle-free travel throughout Europe. 👕👖 March in Europe can still be chilly, so pack warm coats and long pants for both warmth and style. 🎒🧴 A comfortable backpack is essential, along with toiletries and sunscreen. 💊🧻 Pack common medications and tissues for a healthy and worry-free trip. -------- Join a European group tour for a hassle-free multi-country adventure and immerse yourself in exotic cultures! More exciting experiences await you. Click on the homepage to discover more travel tips!

A 12-day trip through Europe, covering all the best sights! This amazing itinerary will show you a different side of Europe. Save it now! -------- 🎉Itinerary: DAY 1: Shanghai (Meet-up Day) DAY 2–3: Shanghai ✈️ Marseille 🚌 Nice 🚌 Avignon 💗Explore the French Riviera and enjoy a wonderful journey through Provence. DAY 4–5: Avignon 🚌 Geneva 🚌 Thun 💗Travel through time and across landscapes, and experience the lakeside corridor by the Alps. DAY 6: Thun and surrounding areas Climb the peak of Europe and witness centuries of scenery. DAY 7: Interlaken 🚌 Zurich 💗Wander through a wonderland and step into the halls of academia. DAY 8–9: Zurich 🚄 Paris 💗Bonjour! Immerse yourself in the charm of Paris. DAY 10: Paris 💗Free day to enjoy the romantic capital. DAY 11: Paris ✈️ Shanghai 💗End of the holiday; head home with wonderful memories. DAY 12: Shanghai 💗Looking forward to seeing you again next time, as we continue to explore the world. -------- 🧳 Packing List: 📞 Bring a European SIM card to stay connected and communicate without worry. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as European outlets are different. 🪪 Passport, visa, and flight ticket—make sure you have all your documents. 👕 It can still be a bit chilly in Europe in March, so bring some warm and comfortable clothes. With these preparations, your European adventure is all set! 🎉 -------- A European adventure, one journey, multiple countries—waiting for you to experience and create unforgettable memories!

Small town in Provence: Bonnieux||Bonnieux is a charming town in the Provence region of France, located in the heart of the Vaucluse Mountains. It is one of the famous "Most Beautiful Villages of France." Bonnieux is known for its ancient buildings perched on the hillside, winding alleys, and breathtaking panoramic views. Overlooking the Provençal countryside and distant vineyards, it is a typical southern French town, exuding a rich historical atmosphere and Mediterranean charm. Peter Mayle has a close connection with the town of Bonnieux in Provence, as it was here that he and his wife settled, and the town became one of the backdrops for his life and writing in Provence. In the late 1980s, Peter Mayle and his wife decided to leave England and move to Bonnieux in Provence, where they bought an old house and began their "southern French life." Mayle wrote about his experiences living in Provence and his interactions with the local residents and culture in his book *A Year in Provence* (1990). Although the book describes the first year he and his wife spent in Provence, the town of Bonnieux and Mayle's living experience are actually at the heart of this book and his subsequent works. The tranquility and beauty of Bonnieux became a source of inspiration for Mayle's writing. His descriptions are very detailed, and many of the scenes and characters in the book are based on his real life and encounters in and around Bonnieux. The success of the book not only made Mayle a well-known writer, but also brought the charming Provençal town of Bonnieux to the attention of more tourists. Therefore, Peter Mayle's relationship with Bonnieux is not limited to his personal residence, but also because his works have made the town famous worldwide, making it a major highlight of Provence tourism.

#NewYearNewTrip Recommended lavender fields Gordes and Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque In addition to the two major lavender fields in Provence, Valensole also has Gordes and a beautiful church nearby, Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque. Travel 🚍 It is recommended to rent a car because Gordes, the most beautiful village in France, has a bus, but there is only one bus per day and you have to change buses in Cavallion, which is not convenient at all. If you go this way, you will only be able to visit Gordes, but it is much more difficult to plan, so it is recommended to rent a car to travel, which is much more convenient. #lavender #provence #france #francetrip #europe #europetrip

🗼Savor the aroma of coffee under the Eiffel Tower in Paris, explore the mystery of the Mona Lisa's smile at the Louvre, and embrace the romantic purple haze of Provence in the lavender fields... . No matter what kind of trip you want, Trip.com local guide Li Jiang can customize it for you✅! Enjoy European food and scenery with ease! . 👭👬Traveling with friends? Choose👉 A comfortable 5-seater, which can accommodate 4 passengers and 2 pieces of baggage, with a Peugeot 5008 or equivalent car, is comfortable and suitable for short trips. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Traveling with family? We recommend👉 A high-end 7-seater, which can accommodate 6 passengers and 4 pieces of baggage, with a Mercedes-Benz V-Class or equivalent car, is spacious and offers a great experience, making family travel more enjoyable. 🤼‍♂️🤼‍♀️Department team building? We have two options👇 An elegant 7-seater, which can accommodate 6 passengers, with a Mercedes-Benz V-Class or equivalent car, is stylish and enhances team spirit. 2️⃣ If you need more seats, please contact us to customize a private car plan to meet the needs of all kinds of team travel. . 🌟We promise We provide attentive Chinese guide services throughout the trip to ensure smooth communication during your trip. We tailor exclusive travel routes according to your individual needs, making every trip an unforgettable experience. We have local French professionals to provide you with comprehensive security, making your trip safe and enjoyable.

🗼Savor the aroma of coffee under the Eiffel Tower in Paris, explore the mystery of the Mona Lisa's smile at the Louvre, and embrace the romantic purple haze of Provence in the lavender fields... . No matter what kind of trip you want, Trip.com local guide Li Jiang can customize it for you✅! Enjoy European food and scenery with ease! . 👭👬Traveling with friends? Choose👉 A comfortable 5-seater, which can accommodate 4 passengers and 2 pieces of baggage, with a Peugeot 5008 or equivalent car, is comfortable and suitable for short trips. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Traveling with family? We recommend👉 A high-end 7-seater, which can accommodate 6 passengers and 4 pieces of baggage, with a Mercedes-Benz V-Class or equivalent car, is spacious and offers a great experience, making family travel more enjoyable. 🤼‍♂️🤼‍♀️Department team building? We have two options👇 An elegant 7-seater, which can accommodate 6 passengers, with a Mercedes-Benz V-Class or equivalent car, is stylish and enhances team spirit. 2️⃣ If you need more seats, please contact us to customize a private car plan to meet the needs of all kinds of team travel. . 🌟We promise We provide attentive Chinese guide services throughout the trip to ensure smooth communication during your trip. We tailor exclusive travel routes according to your individual needs, making every trip an unforgettable experience. We have local French professionals to provide you with comprehensive security, making your trip safe and enjoyable.

Attention ski lovers! This 13-day ski trip to many European countries will take you around the snow-capped mountains and give you a quick tour of selected ski routes. Come and start your winter passion! -- 🚩Route List: DAY1: Departure from Shenzhen DAY2-3: Fly to Rome and then transfer to Nice, roam the small towns in southern France, visit Monaco and the small town of Eze, and feel the style of Cannes DAY4: Travel through Provence, visit Valensole lavender fields, Gordes Stone Town, and the ancient Roman ruins of Arles DAY5-6: Go to Annecy to enjoy the lakes and mountains, then to Evian to taste the charm of the water city, and finally arrive in Geneva, visit Lausanne and Vevey, and feel the Swiss style DAY7-9: Take the Golden Pass train, visit Glacier 3000, stroll around the towns of Interlaken and Longjiang, visit Mount Rigi and take a Lake Lucerne cruise, and finally arrive in Zurich DAY10-12: Visit Schaffhausen Falls, go to Wiesbaden, Germany, then travel to Maastricht and Brussels, Belgium, and finally return to Shenzhen DAY13: End of trip in Shenzhen -- Travel tips: 🍴 Food: European food is rich. It is recommended to try Italian pizza, French foie gras and Spanish paella. A feast for your taste buds is waiting for you to explore! ⏰ Time difference: The time difference between Europe and China is about 6-8 hours. Please adjust your schedule and enjoy your time in a foreign country! 💶 Exchange rate: Currently 1 Euro ≈ 7.5 RMB, know what you are shopping for and spend more wisely. ❄️ January climate: Europe is cold in January, with an average temperature of about 1.7 degrees. Remember to bring a warm jacket and enjoy the winter romance! -- When walking through these European countries, every step is a scenery and every moment is memorable. I look forward to your next trip to Europe!

#2024Travel Review I have loved lavender since I was a child 🪻 Today I came to Provence, which is famous for its beautiful lavender fields and charming rural scenery. Every summer, lavender blooms and the entire land is covered in purple, making people feel like a dream. Here, you can visit ancient villages such as Gordes and Aix and admire the unique French architectural style. The local markets are also a highlight, attracting visitors with their fresh produce and handicrafts. Provence also has a rich food culture, and the local olive oil and wine are worth trying. The sunshine and natural scenery here make people feel the romantic atmosphere of France.

If you can only see a lavender field once in your life, be sure to choose Valensole, a southern city in France. The large lavender fields in full bloom in July are filled with the scent of romance. 💜 🧩The following are the locations for taking photos, for reference only. 1️⃣Coordinates: 43.85706°N, 6.03835°E. This is a famous Instagram check-in spot. Early July is the flowering season. The beauty that cannot be captured in photos is the feeling of being immersed in a painting. 2️⃣Valensole Plateau Coordinates: 43.8391, 5.9856 This is the central area of the Valensole Plateau, with large lavender fields. The open terrain allows for panoramic shots of the vast lavender fields. 3️⃣Near D6 Road Coordinates: 43.8360, 5.9846 D6 Road is one of the roads leading to Valensole, with many beautiful lavender fields on both sides. The scenery is especially captivating at sunrise or sunset. You can take photos wherever you like. 4️⃣Near Puimoisson Coordinates: 43.9036, 5.9731 This is another famous lavender field area on the Valensole Plateau, not far from the village of Valensole. The lavender fields here are picturesque and perfect for photography. 5️⃣Lavandes Angelvin Farm This is a well-known lavender farm that sells lavender-made aromatherapy products and souvenirs. There is also a sunflower field. If you have limited time and can only choose one photo spot, be sure to choose this one. 📷Photo tips The best time for photos is early morning or evening when the light is soft and the scenery is dreamlike. Light or pink outfits look better in photos. 💡Friendly reminder The UV rays are strong at noon, so be sure to protect yourself from the sun! Provence

Travel guide to Provence towns: - Best travel time: If you want to see lavender, the best time is from the end of June to the beginning of July. For example, the lavender in Valensole blooms from June 25 to July 10; the lavender in Sault Village lasts from mid-June to July 10. Mid-August; the lavender at Senanque Abbey usually blooms from mid-June to the end of July. If you want to avoid crowds and have a good climate, choose spring and autumn. - Recommended attractions: - Lavender fields: such as Valensole, which is the largest lavender planting area in Provence; and Senanque Abbey, where large lavender fields complement the ancient monastery. - Stone Town: 1,000 years old, with houses made of stacked granite. - Red Earth City (Roussillon Town): The stones and soil are naturally red, and are rich in ocher, which can be used as pigment. - Arles: "The City of Painters", with the former residence of Van Gogh, the architecture and sculptures are also very interesting. - Aix: Rich in historical and cultural heritage, you can visit ancient churches, castles and museums. - Food recommendations: - Ingredients and seasonings: Olive oil, garlic, tomatoes are widely used, as well as truffles, etc. - Special dishes: garlic mayonnaise, tapenade, almond dessert, boat cake, Marseille seafood soup, fish soup with garlic mayonnaise, Provence rabbit, etc. - Wine: local rosé wine, pastis, etc. - Transportation guide: - External transportation: first arrive in cities such as Paris, Marseille or Nice in France. From Marseille or Nice to the towns in Provence, you can choose to rent a car and drive yourself. The drive to some towns takes about 1.5 to 2 hours; there are also buses. - Internal transportation: Local public transportation may not be convenient. Renting a car and driving yourself is convenient for visiting various attractions. - Accommodation options: You can choose the Lavender Manor Hotel, which has a beautiful environment; the Art Hotel in Arles, which has a strong artistic atmosphere; and the hotel in the old town of Aix, where you can feel the historical and cultural heritage. - Precautions: Pay attention to the safety of personal belongings; respect local customs and religious beliefs. For example, the French pay attention to etiquette and often give face-to-face greetings when meeting; abide by local laws and regulations. France has stricter regulations on environmental protection, public order, etc.

Provence road trip: I have a private route butler to explore the niche ancient city of Uzes and the World Heritage Site Pont du Gard! When night falls, the medieval city of Uzes is particularly quiet. 🏠Standing in Place du Duché, looking at the Uzes Tower that has been standing there for 1,000 years, it is still "full of spirit." ⛪️The Roman-style vaults and stone carvings of the Church of Saint-Theodorit are eye-catching, but you must go inside to visit. The afternoon sun shines through the stained glass, and you can take a great photo with a snap. 🏚The nearby Hôtel de Ville in Albi shows the history and culture of the city. 🏃🏻‍♂️The intersection of the Veni Vici track and the ancient city Every year, the Veni Vici long-distance running track passes through Uzes and the Pont du Gard, a 27-kilometer course. This year, I happened to arrive in Uzes on the first day of the race. In the evening, the car shuttled into the city, just before the city gate closed. During this trip to Provence, I stayed at Soko Hotels - Pont du Gard, a boutique hotel next to the Pont du Gard, run by a couple, Guismo and Loreta. Loreta is a mixed-race of the Netherlands and Nigeria, full of temperament. The couple planned a travel route for each guest and shared the carefully prepared route with me via WhatsApp. They provide accurate Google Maps and mark free parking spots for each attraction, as well as fun internet celebrity check-in spots nearby. 🅿️🅿️ Uzes: Park in the public parking lot next to Place du Duché (free, location: [42.0010°N, 4.4076°E]). Pont du Gard: There are several free parking areas around the hotel, making it easy to park and walk to the Pont du Gard. Luberon: Several small villages, such as Gordes and Roussillon, have paid parking lots, but if you know where to park in advance, you will have no worries. Every night, Guismo recommends local Rhône Valley wines to pair with the dishes, which are rich in taste. After dinner, I often relax on the terrace of the hotel, looking at the autumn scenery of Provence, the golden vineyards, and olive trees make people feel peaceful. The hotel is simple but comfortable, with free parking, making travel more worry-free. ‼️Self-driving is a must for traveling in Provence In Provence, public transport is almost unreliable. If you want to fully experience this area, self-driving is the only option. Whether you are going to the mountain villages of Luberon or driving along the Pont du Gard, renting a car allows you to explore each attraction more freely.

Aix-en-Provence It is the former capital of Provence. This medieval ancient city with tree-lined avenues, fountains, and mansions is the most "urban" area in Provence, because since the 12th century, Aix has been the cultural, economic, and intellectual center of Provence. At the same time, it is also the hometown of the talented painter Paul Cezanne. You can take a Cézanne tour in the city center. Aix is ​​an important international student city in France, and the double waiter cafe on the boulevard is very popular.

At 6:30 am, I went for a morning run to the Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient Roman aqueduct has stood over the Rhône River for 2,000 years, as strong as ever. It makes you wonder what force has kept it standing for so long. That day, I happened to be there for the start of the annual Veni Vici Run. Because I was there early, I was lucky enough to enter the bridge area for free and experience the thrill of running through a World Heritage Site. The stone slabs underfoot are steeped in history, while the morning breeze brings a sense of vitality. Take a step forward and embrace the positive energy of each day. Stay at Soko Hotels - Pont du Gard, and you can reach this great miracle in just a 5-minute walk. The elegance of a French morning run in Provence starts here.

#europetrip Provence is a picturesque region in southeastern France known for its lavender fields, vineyards, and charming villages. The area is especially popular in the summer when lavender fields bloom, creating a sea of purple under the sun. Visitors can explore historic towns like Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, indulge in local wines and cheeses, and enjoy scenic drives through the countryside. Provence’s beauty, combined with its relaxed pace and delicious food, makes it perfect for travelers looking to unwind and experience the essence of French country life.

France is renowned for its exceptional culinary culture, where food is an integral part of daily life. From croissants and baguettes to exquisite dishes like coq au vin and bouillabaisse, French cuisine is known for its variety, technique, and emphasis on fresh, high-quality ingredients. The art of pairing wine with food is also a cornerstone of French dining. The country’s stunning landscapes, from the vineyards of Bordeaux to the lavender fields of Provence and the majestic Alps, offer both beauty and inspiration for its cuisine. France’s people are often described as passionate, proud of their heritage, and welcoming to visitors. Their love for food, fine wines, and celebration of life is contagious, making France a top destination for those seeking to explore both culinary excellence and cultural richness. The combination of flavors, picturesque settings, and warm hospitality creates a uniquely French experience. #travel#couplestrip#poolhotel#resorts#museums#afternoonteatime

Provence, a name full of romance, fantasy, and classicism. I failed to visit during the most beautiful lavender season (July and August every year), but Provence at the end of April has already begun to "show its tip of purple". The Abbey of Sénanque stands in a ghostly valley near the stone city of Gordes, and neatly planted lavender fields are around the abbey. Although it is only the end of April and the weather is still a little cold, the long flower stems of lavender have already grown gray-purple buds, which set off the gray-white abbey behind them, giving it a unique flavor!

From Provence to the Côte d'Azur, I spent half a month in the early summer in the South of France. The sun was always bright and warm, The air was filled with the scent of jasmine Every plant was uniquely beautiful. At this moment, you can live in a movie. Don't think about anything, just idle away the time and be happy. Nîmes