Travel Digest #2777

Introduction

Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! @lauramica presents our Thursday Travel Digest. Come and see the places we'll be visiting today! ❤️

This time, our featured posts take us to the ruins of a city in San Felipe, Venezuela, a festival at the Japanese Garden in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a family outing in Moscow, Russia. We also visit other parts of the world like Italy, Indonesia, Thailand, and Portugal. A little bit of everything!

Thank you all for sharing your posts on the Worldmappin map! Have a great day! 😃❤️

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially @blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

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Our winners today

🥇 San Felipe El Fuerte: Exploring the ruins of a city destroyed by an earthquake in 1812 - Yaracuy - Venezuela [Eng/Esp] by @naitreart

As a curious fact, the city of San Felipe (the original one that was destroyed by the earthquake) was founded in 1729, so we could say that it was only standing for a short time, less than 100 years, but this natural disaster only served to strengthen the foundations for the construction of what would become San Felipe after the earthquake. If you think about it, the saying that after the storm comes the calm is true, and this place is a great reminder that there is nothing more relentless than nature itself.

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🥈 Argentina: Japanese Garden of Buenos Aires🌳🌸🍃⛩️🇦🇷🇯🇵 | Celebrating the Festival of Fire (Hi Matsuri)🔖🔥 by @esgabita

It has been a solid four years since I emigrated to the beautiful country of Argentina, and for quite some time, without exaggerating too much, I had wanted to visit the Japanese garden because I read about it once, but I hadn't had the opportunity until this November. I wanted to tell you a little about this beautiful experience, which was the annual fire ceremony in this beautiful garden.

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🥉 Wednesday walk on Red Square by @apnigrich

We had breakfast, picked up the grandchildren, and drove to the center of Moscow.
We decided to take buses rather than the subway, and we got to the right place quickly. I must say right away that the road turned out to be more difficult in the evening - the children were tired. There were a lot of people on the streets and the buses were crowded. But that was already in the evening.

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Honorable Mentions

• The calming Ujong Blang Bireuen beach tourist destination, Aceh, Indonesia by @riyat
• Snowy Roy Street, Montreal, Canadá by @heroldius
• My Visit to Chinchón, Spain by @larissalugo
• Enjoying the sunset and Christmas decorations on the streets of Ejido, Mérida, Venezuela by @doriangel
• Casa Di Giulietta, Verona, Italy by @onyfest
• Getting to know the training ship, Maracaibo, Venezuela by @noelyss
• A few days trip in Peschiera del Garda, Verona, Italy by @miingjazz
• Get to Know ‘Khon’ 🎭 The Irresistible Charm of Thailand’s Classical Performing Art. by @kittima
• Visiting a place with tradition, culture, and art, Corrientes, Argentina by @jlufer
• The largest Japanese garden abroad is in Buenos Aires, Argentina by @cristiancaicedo
• Big Skyscrapers And Small Koalas In Sydney, Australia by @relf87
• Belver Castle number 47 in search of the record, Portugal by @biologistbrito

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