Travel Digest #2806

Introduction

Hey, hey! This is @gabrielatravels, the newest curation member of the Worldmappin Team! Welcome to my first #TravelDigest! ❤️

As we are ready to kick off the weekend, today's inspiration comes in many forms, from a unique village in Vietnam, to outdoor adventures in Portugal and a very interesting park in Bangladesh. Along with all these, consider checking out the honourable mentions as well, which are taking you to more parts around the globe! 😃

Thanks for bringing your daily contributions to our beautiful community, and I hope you enjoy today's Travel Digest! ❤️

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Our winners today

🥇 Enjoying Cat-Cat Village, Sa Pa - Vietnam Journal #5 by @viviehardika

This is the best part of Cat Cat Village, where there's a wooden field. In front of it are several decorations for tourists to take photos with the green mountains in the background. Next to it are restaurants and shops selling various souvenirs. However, the prices are a bit high, so I didn't want to buy anything at this first stop.

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🥈 Ponte da Misarela - Vieira do Minho / Riding Portugal by @onyfest

But Misarela is not just stone and ancient engineering. It is also a legend that truly deserves to be told.
It's part of the place, the landscape, and even the silence that is felt there. According to popular tradition, this bridge became known as the devil's bridge because it was supposedly built with demonic help. The most told story is about a man who needed to cross the river but couldn't because of the force of the water and the depth of the valley. Desperate, he made a pact with the devil. In exchange for building the bridge in a single night, he promised the soul of the first living being to cross it.

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🥉 My visit to the Jess Garden Park 📍 by @psyberkid

I heard the name of this park a long time ago but I have never been to Jessore and I have not been able to see it. But I was very happy to see it this time. It is not for us although it was only a family park here, families with children can enjoy it. Still, it is nice to see it, there were many things there to see. I hope you will like it too.

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Honorable Mentions

• Karaköy & Eminönü, Istanbul, Turkey by @oneplanet
• Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador by @sofathana
• Rail Tunnel, Hamilton, Toronto by @terrywayne
• Tayabo Nature Park, San Jose, Philippines by @iamboring
• Playa La Caridad, Matanzas, Cuba by @tonyes
• Tara Inti Nature Reserve, Santiago del Estero, Argentina by @lauramica

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