Czech CK Town | Feasting in the fairy-tale Czech town

Feasting in the fairy-tale Czech town. My first impression of Prague was the song by Jolin Tsai, but after arriving, I found that the imagined square, pigeons, and wishing well were all missing, haha. Prague's old town is crowded with tourists, classic European cobblestone streets and trams. In the old town, we mainly walked around to sightsee and taste the local cuisine. (Displayed on the last three pages) My favorite dish is the pork sauerkraut dumplings. Yes, translated as dumplings, but actually, the skin is very thick, and they are filled with a variety of fillings, even fruit. Hot spiced wine is also a classic in Europe, and it's very warming to drink. The cost of living in Prague is very friendly in Europe, and our group of nine people feasted. In the end, the owner gave us a wooden box filled with candy, and it was only after leaving the store that we realized it might have been for tips... On the last day, we went to the town of Český Krumlov, commonly known as CK Town, one of the top ten beautiful towns in Europe. Departing from Prague by bus, it takes just over two hours to get there. The town is surrounded by a river, and the colorful houses look like a fairy-tale island from a distance. Inside, there are many specialty shops, and a small castle to visit. It was a very pleasant journey