Elle fait le tour du monde et photographie des spécialités locales d’une façon hallucinante!
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Elle fait le tour du monde et photographie des spécialités locales d’une façon hallucinante!

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Ma Fourchette

((Introduction))

La jeune femme propriétaire du compte girleatworld sur instagram mène une vie de rêve! 

Elle fait le tour du monde et à chaque endroit, elle prend une photo d’un paysage magnifique accompagné d’une spécialité locale. 

Voici 10 de ses photos à couper le souffle : 

#1 


Malaisie

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#2 


Vienne 


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Londres

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#4 


Japon 


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Athènes 

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#6 


Bali


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Happy mid-autumn festival! ???????????? This is an important holiday celebrated in many east asian culture, namely Chinese (Moon festival), Vietnamese (Children's day), Japanese (Tsukimi - literal translation of "Moon Viewing") and Korean (Chuseok / Hangawi). Though the name differs across countries and cultures, it seems to be originated from friends and family gathering for celebration of full harvest moon - hence the mooncake! In chinese tradition, the mooncake is a delicacy offered at celebration of mid-autumn. These days the mooncake is offered even for business clients which has resulted in fancy mooncakes made by high-end hotel brands. In Singapore, a good mooncake can cost anywhere between $52-$68 for a box of 8! You also have to be careful when eating these since they are deceptively high in calories due to the rich filling (normally red bean, lotus or salted egg yolk) There are many variations of legends associated with this festival but my favorite has got to be the one with a selfless rabbit sacrificing itself for others. The story goes: Once upon a time, three deities from the Moon???? transformed themselves into poor old men???????????????? and went begging for food on earth from a monkey????, a fox???? and a rabbit????. The monkey and fox gave them food, but the rabbit was poor and did not have anything to give. So instead, the rabbit decided to throw itself into a fire???? so that the old men can have food. The deities were so touched by the rabbit's selfless act that they let the rabbit live in the Moon Palace with them. Might sound like a crazy story, but apparently "Rabbit that lives in the moon" is observed in many east asian and aztec culture, resulting in variations of folklores that tells of a rabbit and the moon. This is believed to have originated from markings on the moon that resembles a rabbit, which can be seen during the full moon. You can search for "Moon Rabbit" if you are interested! ????????????????????????????????????????????

Une photo publiée par ❤️ Mel's Food & Travel log (@girleatworld) le


Singapour 

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#8 


Suisse 


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Hong Kong

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#10 


Espagne 


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