Travel Digest #3071

Introduction

Hello everyone, friends of Worldmappin! I’m @lauramica, and today I’m sharing our Thursday Travel Digest. Come along and travel with us today!

Among today’s featured posts, we visit the city of Huairou in China, the Baradari of Wazir Khan in Lahore, Pakistan, and the historic Plaza de Armas in Havana, Cuba. We’ll also explore other corners of the globe, including the Philippines, Italy, Argentina, and Venezuela. There’s a little bit of everything!

Thank you all for sharing your travels on the Worldmappin map! Have a wonderful 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

🥇 Breathtaking Nature In The Western Mountains Region of Huairou by @tanzil2024

Huairou is one of the most beautiful cities to explore in the Beijing municipality, and the summer beauty of the Huairou district's western mountainous region is so picturesque that anyone will fall in love. I have visited the area several times and explored the different seasonal beauty there as it varies at different times of the year. These photos are from early summer or the end of spring, when winter is dying, and such deep green all around is seen as trees start taking new leaves, as you can see in these pictures.

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🥈 Baradari of Wazir Khan - A signature twelve doorways mounoment of Mughal Era by @tahastories1

The historical site I explored today is called Wazir Khan Baradari. "Baradari" is a building with twelve doorways or openings. This architectural style was common during the Mughal era.
This building was constructed in 1634 by the Governor of Punjab, Hakim ilim-ud-Din who is also known as Wazir Khan.

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🥉 Una Plaza para la Imaginación - A Square for the Imagination. [Esp - Eng] by @jcalvoparapar

I had never experienced Havana in that way before. It was the first and only time I found myself alone late at night in the middle of Plaza de Armas, surrounded by centuries-old buildings, towering laurel trees, a wonderfully cool breeze, and a silence that enveloped everything. At that hour, the city's usual bustle simply did not exist, so different from the daytime, when the constant murmur of people and the traces they leave in their wake fill the air. A warm, gentle light illuminated the plaza's pathways and swallowed all that was irrelevant into the darkness.

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Honorable Mentions

• Fortaleza de Sagres, Lagos, Portugal by @heroldius
• My Walk Through San Francisco, Cumaná, Venezuela by @ramisey
• Traveling Along Troncal 9, Caracas, Venezuela by @saavedraa
• Another Walk Through the Village of Sarare, Lara State, Venezuela by @gpache
• A must-visit museum for learning about provincial history, Corrientes, Argentina by @jlufer
• A Year Ago at the Colosseum in Rome, Italy by @jesuslnrs
• A road trip to Vico, second stop: the route of paper and paper mills, Lucca, Italy by @noemilunastorta
• Tagaytay Skyranch Shots for Thursday, Philippines by @allmonitors

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