Italy is my favourite country in Europe. I usually end up
travelling in Italy atleast once in a year. Though I live in Germany, I feel
more comfortable and pleasant to travel in Italy than in Germany. Especially
when compared to the weather, Germany is not at all an attractive option. More
over I like the Italian culture, and of course the Italian girls.
The moment I saw the picture of Cinque Terre in some
website, I marked it in my mind to go there some day. But the fact that it’s a
bit far away from any of the biggest international airports made me postpone
the trip more often. The hike was never in my mind as I didn’t know that one
can hike from one fishing village to the other. I came to know about it only
when I tried to figure out the nearest airport I could fly to from where I
live. Once it was clear that hiking between the villages is the best way to see
the region I was excited. I am an outdoor person, so the possibility of hiking
was like God send.
I didn’t want to do the hike alone. I checked with some of
my Italian friends – too busy, other commitments etc. Then I checked with Bru.
I was half optimistic as he is busy most of the time. To my luck, he was very
keen to do it. We decided to fly to Milan and take the train to the first
village. Since Milan is a big airport, we had the chance to find more cheap
flight options. In May I had a long weekend from Thursday till Sunday due to
some kind of religious holidays. So we decided to go for the hike on that
weekend. 4 days means we had the luxury of doing the hike at a leisure pace.
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