Updating my IP, Andorra✌️

The tiny principality of Andorra, nestled in the valley beneath the Pyrenees Mountains, which are shared by France and Spain. Andorra is also co-managed by France and Spain, flanked on both sides, with a post box for each country 📬. Despite its small size, the average income is higher than that of France and Spain. The phenomenon of the prosperous life in small European countries with few people is quite interesting: “I may be small, but my big brothers all got my back.” Primarily relying on tourism, it’s known as a “tax haven.” The old town has hundreds of duty-free shops, offering a dazzling array of cigarettes, cigars, alcohol, and cosmetics. Blessed with excellent skiing 🏂 and radon hot spring resources, it’s a garden retreat for Europeans. Here’s something interesting: it offers visa-free entry for Chinese passport holders, but Andorra has no airport. So, it’s visa-free but there’s no direct path to get there 🤷‍♂️. You can only fly to France or Spain first and then enter by car or train. Visa-free, but also a bit of a lonely journey. We stayed in a ski town and were greeted with a massive snowfall ❄️❄️❄️. The southern spud couldn’t contain the excitement, seeing the thick, fluffy snow and doing spins and jumps in delight! #StreetCornerWorld #QuirkyCityCorners #ILoveMyStreetCorner #Andorra