Dolomites 2026

** Dolomites, Italy Travel Vlog (June 21 - July 6, 2026) ** After a two-year break, we are back with an unforgettable 14-day family road trip to the spectacular Dolomites in northern Italy! Starting from Singapore, our journey takes us from the bustling streets of Milan to the romantic, quiet canals of Venice—returning 14 years after our first family trip here. Next, we head north into the heart of the Dolomites to uncover the breathtaking landscapes and the mind-blowing geological history of these mountains. Did you know these jagged peaks were once ancient coral reefs hidden deep inside the tropical Tethys Sea 240 million years ago? Watch us conquer incredible heights and legendary trails, including: • Col de la Puina: A peaceful 8km sunset trek reaching 2,254 metres. • Passo Giau & Mondeval Plateau: A challenging 13.85km loop with stunning views of Lago Federa. • Cortina d’Ampezzo: Soaking up the electric atmosphere of the UTMB World Series. • Lago di Braies & Lago di Misurina: Finding perfect alpine reflections. • Tre Cime di Lavaredo: An epic 3-day hut-to-hut trek, exploring WWI caves, staying at Rifugio Locatelli, and catching a dream drone shot at the famous Cadini di Misurina ridge at sunrise. • Alpe di Siusi & Seceda: Catching the golden hour at Langkofel Ausblick and finishing with a final 15km hike to Alpe di Tires Hut. From historic canals to towering limestone cliffs, this trip was filled with unforgettable family memories. * Timestamps:* 0:00 - Opening 2:00 - The Adventure Begins & The Origin of the Dolomites 4:17 - Journey to Venice & Murano Glass Blowing 6:55 - Into the Dolomites: Col de la Puina Hike 9:26 - Passo Giau & Mondeval Plateau 12:33 - Cortina & Instagrammable Alpine Lakes 13:58 - The Epic 3-Day Tre Cime & Cadini di Misurina Ridge 23:01 - Alpe di Siusi, Seceda & Santa Maddalena 25:44 - Final Stop in Milan 26:30 - Closing Don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more travel adventures!#dolomites! #ItalyTravel #TreCime #AlpediSiusi #Venice #TravelVlog #HikingItaly #dolomites