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sLOVEnia - Ljubljana

Our last stop was the capital city Ljubljana, the city of dragons. Reason being the Dragon Bridge is one of the famous bridges and the most photographed icon in this city.

Triple Bridge

One of the churches in the main square just before the bridge.

Nice building

Walking in Ljubljana at night is so safe and I can't believe Askar tried warning us against almost nothing. It's a beautiful city and people are really friendly. We saw more Asian looking people here, so the curious stares have gone down too hehe.

They love al fresco dining. So do I!

As we had limited time in this place, we did the usual touristy sights including climbing up (yes again) to Ljubljana Castle perched atop a hill. Once up there, the view was amazing and again, cameras clicked non stop.


Wala! The city with the alps in the far distance


The river running thru the city

Do you spot the church which I took up close earlier??

Amazed by this one coz the cars look so tiny, it looks like a model when actually it's not. Good town planning you think? Looks very orderly hehe

Walked around their Central Market and we saw a glimpse of the Slovenes' everyday life.

Cute old lady selling herbs (I love cute old ladies)

Fruit seller

Fresh fruits

We had lunch al fresco, walked around a bit more, and then we headed back to hotel to get our bags and made our way to the airport.

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This has been a truly unforgettable trip for me. Ahh Slovenia.

Happy traveller

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