Where is the "fairy" village and how do people get around?

Where is the "fairy" village and how do people get around?

Thursday, February 22, 2024 20:00 PM (GMT+7)

With its unique architecture, connected by clear blue canals, Giethoorn village (Netherlands) is known as the "fairy village". Coming to this village will bring interesting experiences to visitors.

Known as a "fairy" village with connections by clear blue water canals and unique architecture, Giethoorn offers an interesting experience for visitors. According to Sanmia Drone.

The ancient village, located in the middle of the Weerribben National Park, dates back to the 13th century by Franciscan monks. According to Sanmia Drone.

In the 16th century, villagers began digging canals to transport peat and build farms. According to Sanmia Drone.

In the village there is only one network of canals more than 6 km long, spread everywhere. According to Sanmia Drone.

Transportation is by boat on the green canals, surrounded by trees and wildlife. According to Sanmia Drone.

Much of the Netherlands lies below sea level, so people really love living by the water. According to Sanmia Drone.

Cars are very limited here. According to Sanmia Drone.

To explore the village, visitors can rent canoes or bicycles. According to Sanmia Drone.

With a population of nearly 3,000 people, Giethoorn is a quiet and idyllic village. According to Sanmia Drone.

Many of the village's residents live on islands where the main means of transport across the canals are canoes, kayaks or whisper boats - cleverly designed boats that do not make noise. According to Sanmia Drone.

In Giethoorn the bridge density is dense. According to Sanmia Drone.

With its unique architecture, Giethoorn has become a popular tourist destination around the world . According to Sanmia Drone.

PV (According to ANTĐ)

Source: https://danviet.vn/ngoi-lang-than-tien-o-dau-nguoi-dan-di-lai-bang-cach-nao-20240222152540499.htm