Travel Digest #2816

Introduction

Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! I'm @lauramica, and I'm bringing you today's Travel Digest. Come and discover the places we'll be visiting this Wednesday! ❤️

This time, our featured posts take us through beautiful natural landscapes in Andalusia, Spain, give us a tour of a tourist spot in Kuala Lumpur, Indonesia, and also show us a lovely church in Havana, Cuba. We also visit other parts of the world like Montenegro, Italy, Argentina, and India. A little bit of everything!

Thank you all for sharing your posts on the 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

🥇 Wednesday Walk into the "Garganta Verde" - Andalousia - [ 🇬🇧 - 🇫🇷 - 🇪🇸 ] by @terresco

The Garganta Verde is one of the most spectacular hikes I have done in Andalusia, both for its impressive natural setting and its still relatively well preserved character. Located in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, between the villages of Zahara de la Sierra and Grazalema, this narrow gorge offers a striking immersion into a wild, mineral landscape, very different from the dry image often associated with southern Spain.

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🥈 MANGROVE TOURISM // Walking on a wooden bridge in the middle of the Langsa River mangrove forest - The perfect place to enjoy nature and silence by @riyat

In this post, I will share an experience I had visiting a mangrove tourist destination in Kuala Langsa village. It's not the only tourist spot there, but it's certainly one of the most interesting. It's built right in the middle of a lush mangrove forest, quite close to the main river in Langsa city. Here, we can experience the sensation of walking on a bridge built over the water's surface, and even during high tide,the water will be very close to the edge of the bridge, the fish swimming there will be a sight that will amaze us.

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🥉 Church of the Assumption, a standard of the people by @lileisabel

This time, he invites you to visit with me the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, an architectural and spiritual gem located in the heart of Guanabacoa, a town with deep cultural roots. Located in the historic heart of the town, this church bears witness to centuries past. Founded in the 16th century as a small chapel, it was elevated to a parish in 1607 and has since been a beacon of faith and culture for this city. Its austere facade and serene interior invite both appreciation and contemplation.

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Honorable Mentions

• The quiet side of Deba, Spain by @ladytruckview
• Positano, Memories from the Amalfi Coast, Italy by @lett
• The Young Park, Artemisa, Cuba by @kpoulout
• A glimpse of Puerto Ayora, the most urbanized town in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador by @sofathana
• A Rainy Walk Around the Whole Park, Istanbul, Turkey by @oneplanet
• Explore the pure enchantment hidden gateaway and scenic tranquil experience at Twin Lagoon, Philippines by @krisjoy23
• The last walk with the magic lights, Malaga, Spain by @avdesing
• Back to the Top, Caracas, Venezuela by @jesuslnrs
• Sunset at the marina, Benidorm, Spain by @mipiano
• Walking tour of the old town of Perast, Montenegro by @duskobgd
• During the walk, we visited a very interesting green space, Corrientes, Argentina by @jlufer
• The Escape to the valley unknown, India by @pranavinaction

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