Since ancient Greece and Rome, it has attracted countless tourists and remains a tourist destination.

Provence, located in southeastern France, is a blue coast bordering the Mediterranean and the birthplace of lavender. The region produces high-quality wines. Provence is a "city of knights" and the birthplace of medieval knightly love poetry. Famous cities include Marseille and Aix. Provence borders Italy and is a hilly area that extends from the Mediterranean coast to the interior. There is a big river, the Rhone, flowing through the middle. The Rhone, which flows south from the Alps through Lyon, splits into two major tributaries near Provence and then flows into the Mediterranean. Provence is world-renowned for its lavender fields and produces high-quality wines. Provence is also known as the "City of Knights" in Europe and is the birthplace of the important medieval literary genre of knightly romance poetry. In Provence, there are famous cities such as Aix and Marseille, as well as towns like Arles, Avignon and Nimes. The region is rich in resources, sunny, and beautiful, attracting countless tourists since ancient Greek and Roman times, and it remains a popular tourist destination.