Normandy Elephant Trunk Hill

Elephant Trunk Hill is located in the small town of Etretat in the Normandy region of northwestern France, a charming town of less than 2,000 people known as the "first French coastline". Elephant Trunk Hill is a happy family with male elephants, female elephants and baby elephants. After arriving in the town, follow the flow of people, and then about two or three hundred meters there will be a place to take the small train, 6€ round trip, will give you a purple ticket, to take it, because when you return, take the small train will let you show your ticket. Go to this place of course you can also choose to hike up and maybe enjoy a different scenery, I like hiking very much but my time does not allow ❎ C'est dommage. above, that is, the itinerary from Paris to tretat, traffic. The town's buildings are old and the streets have retained their original appearance after years, highlighting the deep cultural and historical heritage within them, so that visitors can enjoy the natural scenery and ancient buildings while even sucking in the air as if with a faint nostalgic atmosphere. From 1883 to 1886, Monet often lingered in Etelta, painting fishing boats on lonely beaches in winter and cliffs and arches at all angles in the sea. Writer Moposan also spent a large time here on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, sunny, blue sea, beach smooth "Ringing Stone" is the wonder of the coast of the coast of the sea, a piece of pebbles, smooth and round. Whenever the sea hit the shore, the rippling pebbles played the music of "wolla".