Hey, hey! This is @gabrielatravels, and I am pleased to bring you a brand new edition of #TravelDigest! β€οΈ
Today's post is going to take you on a virtual tour with stops on a beach in Philippines, a walk to the Golden Triangle in Thailand, and a short adventure to some unique looking ruins in Turkey, a walk along one crater lake in Ecuador, and one nice-looking hill in Kuede, Indonesia. However, we also have the honourable mentions list, where you can get a few more travel postcards from Taiwan, Indonesia, Venezuela, Philippines, Poland, Romania, South Africa, India and Brazil, so don't forget to check these posts too! π
As we climbed the slope, I saw three or four sarcophagus stones scattered around the lower part of the rocks. Reading the information panel about the history of the ancient city of Tlos, I learned that it was one of the important settlements of the Lycian Civilization, distinguished by its defensible mountainous structure and its commanding position overlooking the EΕen Valley. In Hellenic mythology, its founder is believed to be "Tloos," one of the four sons of Tremillus and Praksidike. It is also believed that the name Tlos comes from Tloos.
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The coastal areas is filled with lots of coconut trees and all of it are leaning towards the sea because of the past strong winds trying to blow this trees down. Most of it are not really intend to plant and it only grows the time when it landed here many years already. The trees helps the place to have a shady parts of the coastal areas and aside of that, most of the tourist here likes to climb to get buko fruits while having an enjoyable time at the sea. Almost 100 Tall coconut trees can be seen and found here and some of it are already submerged at the sea water.
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The Golden Triangle is iconic, as itβs an area with very low prices due to the lack of regulation, so to speak, but it also features stunning landmarks such as the giant golden Buddha or the elephant statue, which is larger than a real elephant.
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This is great!! Thanks a lot for this recognition!
The pleasure was all ours π
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Great features and top 3 @worldmappin team..thank you for recognizing my blog and for the honorable mentions. Congratulations travelers!
Congrats to you too! Great post!
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Congratulations to the winners, and thank you for the mention.
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Congrats to you too! Cheers from the whole team! π
All the articles are wonderful. Thank you so much for including them on the list and for your support.
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How often do we see architecture thatβs both defensive and poetic? That description of the site overlooking the EΕen Valley makes me wonder if the view was just as much a strategy as the cliff itself. Ever notice how natural rock formations seem to guide the eye right to the ruins? Like theyβre waiting to tell a story.