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Victoria Park International Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival 🌙 A grand spectacle of over 3,000 lanterns from around the world! A one-night world tour + giant moon photo opportunity.
The "International Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival" is really a big deal this time! It is the first super-large iconic festive event organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Development Authority, held in the popular Victoria Park (Victoria Park) in Causeway Bay! This year's event is themed "Reunion", perfectly integrating the multicultural and traditional intangible cultural heritage lighting art of Hong Kong's international city, bringing an amazing cross-cultural lantern viewing and technological interactive experience🌏✨ The biggest surprise is that the exhibition period has been specially extended to span the entire National Day Golden Week! A must-visit photo hotspot during the holidays was born 👍🏻 🌟 Three must-see core highlights 1. World Lantern Street | Around the world in one night 🌎 This walking passage is super chill, next to the Victoria Park model boat pool! There are more than 3,000 characteristic lanterns from 20 countries and regions around the world, including Asia, Europe, the Americas and other places. Slowly walk while looking at the lanterns, and cultural display boards from various countries introduce the history and folk customs of lanterns, which is super eye-opening: · Korean traditional Jinzhou silk lantern: full of blessing meaning · Brazilian colorful patchwork lanterns: strong vibrant colors · Polish "Lovic" paper-cut lamp: folk craftsmanship is super eye-catching · German St. Martin's Day Lantern: Exotic Full On 2. Nanjing Qinhuai Giant Lantern Set🌳🥮 Produced by a national-level intangible cultural heritage team, the 8-meter-high banyan tree main lantern "Tree Shadow Streaming Light" plus the 7-meter giant moon "Lotus Pond Moonlight" are all made with traditional "binding, paste, painting, cutting" process, and modern light and shadow effects. 3. Hong Kong Lantern Court | Lantern Street in Yuen Long reappears 🎐 The hill pavilion is filled with more than 1,000 classic hand-made lanterns such as jade rabbit, mango and goldfish, perfectly replicating the lively feeling of Yuen Long's famous "Lantern Street" and a rich old Hong Kong feel 📍Event Location: Victoria Park, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Free admission, you can go as many times as you want🙌 🕰️ Lighting Time: Daily 18:30 - 23:00 If you want to take pictures + collect all the world's characteristic lanterns, mark this event! Walking the Lantern Festival with family and friends on the night of Golden Week, taking beautiful photos and feeling the atmosphere of the lanterns is definitely worth Encore again
🦇 Devetashka Cave — A Hidden Wonder of Bulgaria 🇧🇬✨
Visiting Devetashka Cave in Bulgaria was an incredible experience. The sheer scale of the cave, its dramatic natural openings, and the surrounding green landscape made this place feel completely different from anywhere I had visited before. Standing inside this magnificent natural formation and looking up at the enormous openings in the rock was truly unforgettable. The combination of rugged scenery, peaceful surroundings, and fascinating natural history makes Devetashka Cave a remarkable destination for anyone who loves exploring unique places. 🌿🏔️ It was one of those visits where nature itself becomes the main attraction. A memorable stop in Bulgaria and a place I would definitely recommend adding to a travel itinerary. 📍 Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria 🌿 Nature | 🪨 Natural wonder | 📸 Incredible views | 🇧🇬 Bulgarian adventure Some places are beautiful; others leave you speechless. Devetashka Cave was definitely one of them. ✨ #DevetashkaCave #Bulgaria #VisitBulgaria #BulgariaTravel #NatureLovers #HiddenGems #TravelMemories #Tripcom #TravelPhotography #EuropeanTravel
Bulgaria’s Epic Cave Adventure: 4,500 Reasons to Explore 🦇✨
Did you know Bulgaria is home to over 4,500 caves?! Talk about an underground wonderland 🤯 This place is seriously a dream for cave explorers, rock climbers, and anyone obsessed with nature. Whether you’re into spelunking or just want to snap some cool photos, Bulgaria’s cave scene is next-level. There are famous spots like Magura Cave (Address: Rabisha, Vidin Province, Bulgaria, Open daily 8:30am–7:00pm) and Devetashka Cave (Address: near Devetaki Village, Lovech Province, Bulgaria, Open daily 9:00am–6:00pm), where you can witness mind-blowing rock formations and epic underground chambers! Plus, these caves aren’t just rocks—they have crazy history, ancient paintings, and rare wildlife living inside. Honestly, exploring here feels like leveling up your travel game. Ready to get your adventure on? Don’t forget to check trip.com for the best deals on tours and hotels. Bulgaria’s cave vibes are sooo good, you’ll want to stay underground forever ⛅🦇 #bulgaria #cave #travel2026 #celebrating #naturalwonders #travel
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Bulgaria 🇧🇬 Start in Veliko Tarnovo – explore Tsarevets Fortress. Visit Bacho Kiro Cave (stalactites and underground river). Drive to Devetashka Cave – a massive natural hole with sunlight beaming through the ceiling. End at Belogradchik – strange rock formations and medieval fortress. Tips: Best months June–September. Rent a car – public transport is slow. Try tarator (cold yogurt soup) and lyutenitsa (red pepper spread). Learn "Merci" (thanks – commonly used). Carry cash for cave entries ($5 each). Visit Devetashka at 11am for the sunbeam effect. Wear insect repellent – caves have mosquitoes. For overnight, Kapinovo's Boat House cabin is $30. The Tsarevets sound and light show runs nightly at 9pm (May–October) – watch from the free hill. Try rakiya (grape brandy) – say "Nazdrave!" (cheers). Drive slowly – sheep herds cross mountain roads.
