The “road” is less than 200 feet wide and 1.7 miles long and will recede exposing a land bridge. You’ll have 90 minutes to make the journey there and back before you’ll be swept away by the returning tide.
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Local food, music and cultural festivals around the world.
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Visiting the Boryeong Mud Festival in South Korea: Everything You Need to Know
They come to wrestle, slide, swim and play in the mud. We watched people just sit in the mud with their plastic encased smart phones, they played soccer and sat for colored face and body painting. I went to see what the fuss was about and my son, bless his 19 year old heart, wanted to see a whole lot of girls in in muddy swimsuits… missions accomplished!!
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Boseong Light Festival: A First-Hand Guide to the Beautiful Chaos
We ended up parking along the railing at a overlook of the valley below. Steven pulled behind the last car, making sure to put enough distance behind it and us to maneuver out when it was time to go. He looked back and said there wasn’t enough room for more than one car to fit in behind us. And we settled in for an hour to wait for the sun to go down.
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The Truth About the Hand of Harmony Sunrise Ceremony in Pohang
Early morning road trip This morning, excitement filled the air as I woke up at 4:30 AM, ready for adventure. I quickly got ready, grabbing my camera gear and snacks. After setting my Korea-specific GPS, I hit the road, my favorite tunes setting the mood. My destination? Pohang’s annual Hand…
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What Makes Spending Christmas on the Costa del Sol So Special
Christmas in Spain is a magical experience. Our journey along the Costa del Sol heightened that charm. The coastal highway revealed sun-kissed beaches and picturesque communities, each with their own unique allure. Among them, Marbella stood out for its elegance and sophistication. Its upscale vibe added a touch of luxury…
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Why Spending Christmas in Córdoba, Spain Felt So Special
There were more than 1,000 mosques in Córdoba during the 10th century and the Mezquita was the most magnificent of them all. More than half a million worshippers prayed alongside the jasper, marble and granite columns that fanned out like a grove of orange trees.
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Why Spending Christmas in Seville Was Better Than We Expected
We spent 4 days and Christmas in Seville. We were told we would be closed. However, we were pleasantly surprised and delighted to find they were wrong during Christmas in Seville. Initially, we were warned that many establishments would be closed during the holiday period. However, to our pleasant surprise,…
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Christmas in Spain: The Magic of Granada and the Alhambra
This post, Christmas in Spain: The Magic of Granada and the Alhambra, is sponsored and/or contains affiliate links, from which I earn a commission at no extra cost to the reader. I appreciate your support and know that all the views expressed are my own. Table of Contents Wandering the…