On the afternoon of September 14th (Sunday), I had the pleasure of attending a travel sharing session hosted by renowned traveler @AERO4400 at Na Jian Café. The venue was packed, and 4400 unveiled the breathtaking sights of Peru’s scenic trains, nighttime adventures hiking in the Amazon, panoramic views of the mysterious Machu Picchu, and a boat ride past the majestic Iguazu Falls. The session also shared thrilling experiences in Rio.
The guest speaker for this session, 0400, studied in the United States, drove 40,000 kilometers, and traveled to every corner of the country; spent 40 days camping and road-tripping around Australia; trekked through the Amazon rainforest on a 15-day journey across South America; immersed herself in India for 15 days, attending a grand wedding; hiked the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, the northern route of Ali, trekked in Daocheng, and circumambulated Mount Kailash; and completed a 4-day, 120-kilometer trek through the deserts and Gobi of Dunhuang. She has been commissioned by multiple newspapers and interviewed by radio stations, and has published articles and photos in Global Times’ Travel Section, China Photographer, Southern Weekly, and China National Geography.
This sharing session also invited outdoor travel expert @DonkeyKe to share insights on in-depth travel in Brazil.
What left the deepest impression from this sharing session was: (Reflections shared by @XiaoZhou’s journey)
1. Peruvian food is delicious;
2. You can’t enter the Brazilian side of the falls via the official route from Peru;
3. A shaved alpaca;
4. Mosquitoes that bite through thick jeans in broad daylight;
5. Two hilariously funny incidents that happened on Rio’s beaches;
6. Brazil’s security situation is quite chaotic...
