Soon, no more wearing flip-flops, pumps or sandals in Cinque Terre!
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, ITALY/ Created : Apr 16, 2019, 00:10 IST
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Yes, you read that right. Cinque Terre, one of the most famous attractions in Italy, will soon impose a fine on those caught wearing flip-flops while trekking. A stunningly picturesque region, it attracts a number of hikers on tra … Read more
Yes, you read that right. Cinque Terre, one of the most famous attractions in Italy, will soon impose a fine on those caught wearing flip-flops while trekking. A stunningly picturesque region, it attracts a number of hikers on trails that connect a number of villages. There are a number of trails around, with fascinated travellers embarking on one or the other. Read less
Lately, a number of search and rescue operations had to be carried on the trails, mostly owing to ill-prepared tourists getting stuck midway. A majority of these travellers landed in a soup because of inappropriate shoes, mostly wearing flip-flops on the trails. A campaign has been started to increase awareness about the issue by the Cinque Terra National Park Authority. While awareness initiatives have already started, those caught flouting the rules would soon attract a fine that would range anywhere between INR 3890 to INR 195000!
So yes, if you have been packing for a trip to this wonderful region in Italy, you know what not to pack!
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