Travel Digest #1319

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. Today we're going to stay in Europe for our Top 3 post. First, we visit a salt mine in Romania, then we head to its neighbour Serbia to see a lake with a sad story, and finally we go back to Romania again to see some of the amazing landscape the country has to offer. Enjoy!


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馃 More Expensive Than Gold by lightcaptured@lightcaptured

"I have to admit here, this is really the top breathtaking tourist destination I have visited so far in Romania. It is strange to me that it isn't very popular among the many other European travelers I have spoken to. Even some Romanians don't know it and this is a complete surprise to me. As you are going to see from my photos below, this place really looks if not extraterrestrial, at least extraordinary!"

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馃 Lake Bile膰a and its depths - What does the largest artificial lake in the Balkans hide? by ladysnowhite@ladysnowhite

"Namely, the river Trebi拧njica is the largest sinking river in Europe and one of the largest in the world. Its surface flow is 98 meters long, but its underground flow is almost as long. The construction of Lake Bile膰a flooded the source of the river Trebi拧njica, but also the villages of Panik, Orah, 膶epelica, Zadublje, Miru拧e,and the Roman settlement of Leusinium."

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馃 Let's travel together #201 - Calcarele de la Ampoi葲a (The limestones from Ampoita) by gabrielatravels@gabrielatravels

"It's true that I found out about this place from a friend who visited them with a few months before my arrival and who is also a man of the place and probably he didn't need the GPS as much as we did, but after a whole day on the road, visiting more sightseeing attractions, my phone battery was running low and so we had to be on our own and begin the game of finding the beautiful stones.""

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