Age is not a limiting factor! Good health is a guarantee for traveling! Whether you are traveling with a group or free, as long as you are in good health, you can get a satisfactory tour.
I m 85 years old and have traveled every year on a free trip with a group. This spring, I joined a tour to Australia and New Zealand, and now I I'm free traveling in Sanya. There are no restrictions on taking airplanes or trains.
As long as the body is good and there is no physical problem, open your eyes and travel all over the country. Everywhere to see the great mountains and rivers of the motherland, will surely make your heart happy, healthy and prolong life.
Now in Sanya, look at the beautiful southern scenery!
Current LocationMuch of Russia has a temperate continental climate with long, cold winters and short, cool summers. However, due to the vastness of Russian China, the climate varies greatly from region to region. The Eastern European Plain has a mild climate, where the population and cities are mainly concentrated. Siberia has cold winters. The Arctic coast has a polar climate and is cold all year round. The Pacific coast has a temperate monsoon climate.
Transition is the most important feature of the climate of Eastern Europe, influenced by the location of land and sea. The northern countries, between Western Europe and China, have a transitional climate between temperate oceanic and temperate continental climates. Winters are extremely cold, with snow on the ground increasing gradually from a few weeks in the west to two and a half months in the east to the Russian border. Although colder than Western Europe, it is warmer than Russia. Summers are hotter than Western Europe, but much cooler than Russia. The southern countries of the former Yugoslavia, Albania, Romania, and Bulgaria, are located in the northern part of the Balkan Peninsula and have a transitional climate between a Mediterranean climate and a temperate continental climate. Eastern Europe is far from the warm North Atlantic, the region's coldest month average temperature below freezing; summer heat is due to the landlocked, lack of moisture regulation. The warmest month temperature rises from north to south, the northern plains of four countries below 20, the southern countries higher than 20.
The best time to travel in Eastern Europe is June-September each year, July-August is the peak season, the average temperature is about 18 degrees.
The main countries in Eastern Europe are Belarus, Latvia, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Hungary, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Poland, Estonia, Yugoslavia, Slovakia, Romania and Albania.
Seasons suitable for traveling to Estonia: most of Estonia has a temperate oceanic climate with an average temperature of 6 degrees in February and around 17 degrees in July. This climate is also due to the Estonian U.S. has a long coastline and is greatly influenced by the sea. So climate-wise, Estonia is a great country to visit all year round.
Season suitable for traveling in Russia: Russia, as the largest country in Eastern Europe, has a mild plains climate. Since most of Russia is located in the plains, the climate of these cities in Eastern Europe is different from that of Siberia in Russia. You don't winter don't have to worry about the cold, and it's cold. Summers are not particularly hot, so. The weather is warm. You can say that there is beauty all year round.
Latvia has cool summers and long winters. In summer, the average temperature in Latvia is about 23 degrees Celsius during the day and 11 degrees Celsius at night. In winter the average temperature is about -3 degrees Celsius in coastal areas and about 7 degrees Celsius in non-coastal areas. Annual precipitation is relatively high and the climate is humid.
The best time to visit Lithuania is from June to August each year, which is also the Lithuanian summer. At this time, Lithuania has a mild climate, sunny and rainy, and the temperature is favorable, which makes it more suitable for tourism.
The best time to travel in Czech Republic is from May to September every year. In June and September, the Czech Republic has a mild climate with low rainfall. The peak tourist season is July-August. Its best to go to hot springs at this time.
The best time to travel in Western Europe is summer, because the weather in Western Europe is mild and humid, with obvious oceanic characteristics, mild winters, cool summers, large daily temperature differences, small annual variations, and even seasonal distribution of precipitation throughout the year.
2. European vacation time
First of all, the climate is suitable for tourism: Spain's central plateau for the continental climate, the northern and northwestern coast for the oceanic temperate climate, the southern and southeastern Mediterranean subtropical climate. [6] Spain's climate can be divided into the following parts: Mediterranean climate: eastern and southern Spain and the Canary Islands are mostly subtropical.
Inland temperate continental climate: northern Spain has cold (usually snowy) winters and hot summers.
Temperate maritime climate on the North Atlantic coast: warm summers, with rainfall mainly in winter. And the northern and western coasts have abundant rainfall and a humid climate, while most of the rest of the country has a dry climate with severe water shortages.
Annual precipitation: 800 millimeters in the northwestern coastal area, 600 millimeters in the east-central coastal area, and 300 millimeters in the southern area.
Secondly, there are many attractions in Spain: Spain's famous attractions are Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, the Sunshine Coast, the Costa del Rey and so on. Canary Islands-tropical scenery, Sunny Coast-Mediterranean beaches, Balearic Islands-Mediterranean baths, Madrid-ancient city of culture. There is a lot of historical and cultural heritage: the Historic Center of Cordoba, the Alhambra and Heneraliffe Gardens in Granada, the Cathedral of Burgos, the Monastery of Escorja, the Park of Gil, the Palacio de Gil and the Architecture of the Mira in Barcelona, the Caves of Altamira, the old town of Segovia and the elevated diversionary canals, the Church of the Kingdom of Asturias, the old town of Santiago de Compostela, Ancient town of Avila and outside the church, the Mudhal building in Teruel, the historic city of Toledo, the Garajonia National Park, the ancient town of Caceres, the Cathedral of Seville, the Alcázar and the ways of the West Indies, the Do?ana National Park, the silk trading market in Valencia, the walled city of Cuenca, Las Maderas, the Catalan concert halls and the s hospital of S?o Paulo de Barcelona, the St. Euso and Suso Monasteries in Milan, rock art in the Mediterranean basin of the Iberian Peninsula, the University and Historic District of Alcalá de Henares in Alcalá, the landscape of the island of Ibiza, San Cristobal in Laguana, the archaeological site of Atapilca, the Romanesque Church of Vildebuy in Catalonia, the archaeological site of Tarra, the Pamerade in Elche, the Roman walled city of Lugo, and the cultural landscape of Aranjuez. One of them, the Echoules Lighthouse, is a lighthouse built during the Roman period and still in use today. It's about 1900 years old.
The lighthouse tower is 55 meters high and stands on the peninsula near La Coru?a, Spain.On June 27, 2009, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee listed the Hercules Lighthouse (Hercules in ancient Roman mythology) on the World Heritage List. In summary, Spain has become a major tourist country by virtue of its favorable geographical location, local customs, suitable climate and rich cultural heritage.
3. Why foreigners are always on vacation
Elderly people in every country have different perceptions of leisure and entertainment. For the past half century, Chinese senior citizens have spent their retirement time playing cards and drinking tea. Since the rise of square dancing, grandparents have fallen in love with the sport and they all enjoy it. This should be a unique feature of China. Many foreign old people who visit China and see such groups envy us. Some old people in Europe and America have different religious literacy, different national conditions and different levels of acceptance. They usually spend their retirement time in cafes, tourist attractions and nursing homes. Those who are in good health, have better families or are relatively financially independent will choose to travel around the world and find happiness in their journeys.
In foreign countries, some older people choose to work out, mostly in professional health gyms. Or is it mainly because they don't don't have the atmosphere of our vast country?
4. Older people traveling to Europe
The; middle-aged questioner's older people should refer to those who have just retired, not the middle-aged!
So what is a senior citizen who just retired five years ago (actually I don't Idon' I don't like being called a senior citizen). In my conception, an old person is someone who is slow to move, slow to think, and even less able to take care of themselves.
Retired in 2015 to take care of my elderly father who was very sick before retirement. On the sixth day of my retirement, the old man passed away. My daughter has been cared for by our elderly couple since late in her pregnancy. in 2014, my little grandson was born, caring for this adorable little elf. Until 2017, when he turned two and a half and started kindergarten.
Then we were liberated! Like a suppressed spring, our travels spiraled out of control.
Tourism has become a big part of our lives.
Going on road trips. Thousands of kilometers from the Northeast to Beidaihe, four trips to Ji'an, two to Changbai Mountain, and thousands of kilometers to Yanji.
Two free trips to Europe. 2017, London-Paris-Venice-Rome, 21 days. 2018, Copenhagen-Amsterdam-Frankfurt-Alps-Munich-Berlin-Prague, 27 days, including 910 kilometers of driving from Frankfurt to the Alps.
All the preparations for both trips to Europe, including visas, B&Bs, flights, trains, etc., were done and booked by me alone. Thanks to careful and meticulous planning, everything went safely and smoothly as planned.
During my tour in Munich, I happened to come across a caravanning campground, and I was instantly interested in caravanning - so is it okay for it to travel like this? After returning home I regularly dived into various RV travel sites, including Today's Headlines.
Finally, six months ago, I bought a caravan chassis with a notice, had it converted by a conversion shop and hit the road. I I've traveled twice now, and I haven't. I won't be back until the 4th of July.
After returning from my second free trip to Europe, I started writing articles in Today's Headlines or answering questions in Wukong sQampa. I recently started posting videos of RV trips, and the ratings have satisfied me. Have published more than 500 articles. I love to swim, on average three times a week. Used to slide a lot, but now my family is so strongly against it that it has to be stopped.
That said, I don't I don't want to brag about anything (in fact, itit's' past that age! I just want all of us who are retired to have a colorful retirement. While society and the internet are biased against our generation, only we know what kind of trials and tribulations we all went through back then! While we are in good health and catching up with such a good time, why not can't we make up for the regrets of our youth?
5. Why European seniors vacation everywhere
Cultural differences are caused by different outlooks on life and life values, family, society and the individual.
First of all, Europeans don't I don't have any sense of social and family responsibility. They are self-centered. When their children grew up, their parents not I had no obligation to raise them. They let their abilities survive while their older relatives don't don't take living at home for granted. In China, they are used to the unthinkable. We feel tired and it is a heavy burden for us in China. We should educate and raise our children. When we grow up and become a family, we always try to help them. We are grateful to the old people and often feed back, so Chinese.
Current LocationIn recent years, we have traveled to many countries, including Western Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. All six of us are in our 60s but less than 70. We all run group tours. The tour companies will tell you what paperwork you need to go through in relation to this. You need to know that these items are very progressive and helpful to you.1. Identity card; 2. Passport, which is required to be valid.3. Proof of your demand deposit in the bank, the amount varies from country to country and the company will tell you.4. You should have a medical checkup report if you are over 70 years old and be accompanied by a relative.5. You must pass the face-to-face interview.6. Do's and don'ts of going abroad and related training. This includes weather, transportation, physical and mental preparation.
6. How do the old people in Europe live
Frenchman Don I don't like the climate and food habits in the UK.
The UK has a temperate maritime climate. It has a mild and humid climate all year round with little change in the seasons. Usually the average temperature is 4~7 in January and 13~17 in July. but the weather is changeable. Within a day, sunny or rainy days are not suitable for swimming and sunbathing. The British diet is based on vegetables and fruits, not reflecting the seasonal changes, and is dominated by meat and bread, a far cry from the wide array of vegetables and fruits in France.
:7. We often go on vacation to Europe
1. Grand Canyon, USA
The Grand Canyon of the United States is a world-famous natural wonder with the Colorado River running through it. It is one of the natural heritage sites that UNESCO has chosen to protect. Located on the Kaibab Plateau in northwestern Arizona, USA, the Grand Canyon is one of the most magnificent landscapes on earth. The Colorado River cuts through 19 major canyons on the Colorado Plateau, covering a total area of 2,724.7 square kilometers, of which the deepest, widest and longest is the Grand Canyon. At 446 kilometers long, it is one of the longest canyons in the world. The top of the canyon ranges from 6 to 28 kilometers wide and reaches a maximum depth of 1,800 meters. The bottom of the valley is less than 1,000 meters wide. The depth increases to 18 meters in summer when the ice melts. Most of the rocks are red.
2. Provence
Located in southeastern France, Provence is on the C?te d'Azur bordering the Mediterranean Sea, world-renowned for its lavender, and produces high-quality wines. Provence is a knight city is also the birthplace of medieval knight love poetry. Famous towns are Marseille and Aix. Aix-en-Provence is home to the famous cities of Aix-en-Provence and Marseille, as well as the towns of Arles, Gade, Avignon and N?mes. This region is rich in produce and sunny. It has attracted countless tourists since ancient Greece and Rome, and is still a tourist destination.
3. The Aegean Sea
The Aegean Sea is a blue sea in the eastern part of the Greek Peninsula, which extends south to the island of Crete and is part of the Mediterranean Sea. It is the Black Sea coastal countries to reach the Mediterranean Sea, the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean must pass through the water, in shipping and strategic importance. The Aegean Sea is 610 kilometers long from north to south and 300 kilometers wide from east to west, with a very winding coastline, numerous harbors and islands, so the Aegean Sea is also known as the Sea of Many Islands. It is not only the cradle of Western European civilization, but also a symbol of romantic journey for tourists from all over the world.
4. Australia's Great Barrier Reef
Australia's Great Barrier Reef is located in the southern hemisphere, is the world's largest and longest coral reef group. It runs along the northeast coast of Australia, from the Torres Strait in the north to the Tropic of Cancer in the south, stretching 2011 kilometers, the widest point of 161 kilometers. There are 2,900 coral reefs of all sizes, and the natural landscape is extraordinary. The southern end of the Great Barrier Reef is 241 kilometers from the coast, and the northern end is even closer, with the closest one only 16 kilometers from the coast. At low tide, some of the reefs rise to the surface to form coral islands, which are very convenient sea passages between the reefs and the coast. When the sea is calm, cruise ships pass by here, and the colorful, diverse coral scenery that stretches under the ship becomes the best underwater spectacle that attracts tourists from all over the world. 1981, it was listed on the World Natural Heritage List.
5. Bali
Bali is located in the eastern part of Java, is an island in Indonesia, but also a world-famous honeymoon destination. Bali enjoys many aliases such as Island of the Gods, Island of the Devil, Island of the Romans, Island of Beauty, Island of Paradise, Island of Magic, and Island of Flowers. Because of its various customs and beautiful scenery. As Bali is located in the tropical area, there is enough sunshine, and reasonable use of light can be taken in a variety of different styles of wedding photos. The scenery and landscape of Bali attracts many couples.
6. Taj Mahal, India
The Taj Mahal, one of India's American historical monuments and world heritage sites, was selected as one of the new seven wonders of the world. The Taj Mahal, known as the Taj Mahal, is a mausoleum mosque built in alabaster, built by the Mughal emperor Shah Hanja in Agra between 1631 and 1653 in honor of his beloved consort. It is located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, over 200 kilometers from New Delhi, on the right side of the Yamuna River. It consists of a hall, a bell tower, a minaret, and a pond. All made of pure white marble, inlaid with glass and onyx, it is of great artistic value.
7. Mt. Fuji
Mount Fuji is the highest peak in Japan and one of the country's important national symbols. The active volcano straddles Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures, near the Pacific coast, about 80 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. Mt. Fuji is regarded by the Japanese people as a sacred mountain and a symbol of the Japanese nation. As one of the national symbols of Japan, it enjoys a high reputation throughout the world. Mount Fuji is one of the largest active volcanoes in the world. It is currently dormant, but geologists still classify it as an active volcano. There have been 18 eruptions since 781***, with the last eruption in 1707, and it has been dormant ever since.On June 22, 2013, the 37th World Heritage General Assembly approved the inscription of Mt. Fuji, Japan, on the World Heritage List, making Mt. Fuji Japan's 17th World Heritage Site.
8. Maldives
Located in South Asia, the Maldives is an island nation in the Indian Ocean and the largest coral island nation in the world. It consists of more than 1,200 small coral islands, 202 of which are inhabited. From the air, it looks like a string of pearls scattered in the Indian Ocean. With an area of 300 square kilometers (excluding territorial waters), it is the smallest country in Asia. The Maldives is 675 kilometers from Sri Lanka in the northeast and about 113 kilometers from Minicoy, India in the north. The Equator Channel and the one-and-a-half degree channel in the south of the Maldives are the main sea transportation routes.On December 4, 2014, a fire broke out at the Male Desalination Plant, damaging some of the equipment and disrupting the supply of fresh water to the entire island. The Malaysian government provided emergency cash assistance and drinking water to China.
9. Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower stands on the Place de la Guerre in Paris, France, on the south bank of the Seine River and was built in 1889. It is named after Gustave Eiffel, the famous architect and structural engineer who designed it. It was all built by Schneider Iron (now Schneider Electric). It is a world famous building, one of the symbols of French culture and one of the landmarks of Paris. The French like to call them the Iron Lady. The Eiffel Tower is 300 meters high, with an antenna 24 meters high and a total height of 324 meters. Eiffel Tower consists of many scattered steel components, -, looks like a bunch of modeling components. The Eiffel Tower was visited by about 6.98 million people in 2011, and the cumulative number of visitors in 2010 has exceeded 270 million, bringing 1.5 billion euros in tourism revenue to Paris every year.
10. Milan Cathedral
Milan Cathedral, the famous Catholic church in Italy, also known as Domo Cathedral and Dormition Cathedral, is located in Milan, Italy. It is the main church of Milan, one of the world's five churches, the world's second largest Gothic architecture, with the symbol of Milan. Construction began in 1386, the vaulting was completed in 1500, and the gilded statue of the Virgin Mary on the central tower was put in place in 1774. It was completed in 1965 and lasted five centuries. The church is 158 meters long, 93 meters wide at its widest point, and 108.5 meters at the highest point of the spire, with a total area of 11,700 square meters and a capacity of 35,000 people.