Travel Digest #1359

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. Today we have three very different Top 3 Pinmapple post, but I like how they all bring about their own sense of tranquillity and remoteness. The first is a purpose built worship complex built in the 16th century in Poland. And the next two is a remote village in Oman and an eco village in Ghana. Hope you enjoy visiting all these wonderful places with Pinmapple today.

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 The Bridge of Angels, little churches, and charming chapels - a walk around Polish Jerusalem | UNESCO treasure by @astinmin

" Kalwaria Zebrzydowska is known primarily as a place of worship and pilgrimage destination. Still, at the same time, it is a beautiful historical complex with an exciting history, situated in the charming scenery of Polish mountains. Every person, regardless of religion, will find here a respite and space for reflection."

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🥈 Visiting ancient remote village in Oman by @juliusyls

" The following morning we off to visit Bald Sayt, an ancient village which located on the slope of Al Hajar mountain and only accessible by 4WD car through an off-road path. But first, we must reach the "entry point" where the off-road journey begins. We drove about 2 hours from our hotel near Nizwa through small villages with green and peaceful roads. Sometimes we also encounter a cluster of abandoned old houses."

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🥉 Faces and Photos of Ecotoursim: Nzulezu Stilt Village by @leifasaur

"Situated in the Amasuri wet lands in the Western Region of Ghana is a community like none other in Ghana. Folk lore states that the people who live in this stilted community walked here from somewhere in modern day Burkina Faso. They followed a snail here to escape some enemies that were bound to destroy them. "

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