Yosemite, a travelogue that humbles itself before the grandeur of nature

#July Travel Support Fund Yosemite National Park was overwhelmingly majestic as soon as I arrived. The endless forest, steep, huge rocks, and fresh air made me forget all the noise of the city. The first stop was Tunnel View. The view of El Capitan, Half Dome, and Bridalveil Falls was much more magnificent than it looked in the photos. I could feel the greatness of nature in the silence where only the sound of the wind could be heard. Next, I walked the Yosemite Valley Trail. As I walked along the flat path, waterfalls and rocks continued to appear between the dense forests, and I couldn't help but be amazed by the new scenery that unfolded with every step. In particular, Yosemite Falls was so cool and intense that the spray hit my face when I saw it up close. For lunch, I had a simple sandwich at the picnic area in the park and spent some leisurely time in the forest. In the afternoon, I went up to Glacier Point and took in the entire view of Yosemite. The scene of Half Dome and the valley was breathtakingly beautiful. Before the day ended, I stopped by Mirror Lake. The sight of Half Dome and the forest reflected in the calm lake was clear and calm like a mirror. The scene of the sunset coloring the lake was an unforgettable moment. Yosemite was a place that made me realize how small humans are in front of nature. It was not enough to see everything in one day, but I think the grandeur and calmness will remain in my mind for a long time. #YosemiteTravel #YosemiteNationalPark #TunnelView #ElCapitan #HalfDome #YosemiteFalls #GlacierPoint #MirrorLake #USANatureTravel #CaliforniaTravel #NatureHealing #BucketListTravel