The romance of Provence, the capital of lavender

In Meyer's writing, "Provence" is no longer a simple regional name, but also represents a simple, carefree, relaxed and lazy lifestyle, a kind of unfazed by favors and humiliations, watching the flowers bloom in front of the court. Falling; there is no intention to leave or leave, looking at the leisurely mood of the clouds in the sky. If traveling is about getting rid of the shackles of life, Provence will make you forget everything.

The entire Provence region has an unusual charm due to its extreme changes - the weather is cloudy and sunny, the warm wind is gentle, the cold wind is wild, the terrain is ups and downs, the plains are vast, the peaks are steep, and it is lonely. Gorgeous canyons, desolate castles, winding mountains and lively cities, all interpret various styles in this French land. From July to August, lavender blooms in the wind, and the rich colors decorate the green valleys. The slightly spicy fragrance is mixed with the fragrance of scorched grass, interweaving into the most unforgettable scent of southern France.

The number of activities in this area is even more dizzying, from the Monton Lemon Festival in February of the year to the Avignon Arts Festival from July to August. From Ohunji's Opera Festival to the Lavender Festival in the Provence Mountains in August, the four seasons echo the unfettered years of the mountain town. This free color inspired the creation of artists, including Cézanne, Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, Chagall, etc., who all started a new stage of artistic life in Provence. The hedonistic atmosphere of the C?te d'Azur also attracted the American writer Fei Zijero, the British writer D.H Lawrence, the French writer Huxley, Nietzsche and others came to make pilgrimages, and of course, Peter Mayle, who pushed Provence to its peak with "The Days in the Mountains". The romantic colors and endless art of Provence also attract us.