Introduction
Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. Today our Pinmapple Top 3 posts starts off in the famous Guggenheim Museum in New York, moving to a unique landmark in Vietnam that sits on the border of Vietnam, China and Cambodia. Finally we will go on a coastal walk along the Patagonian coast in Argentina. Enjoy.
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馃 Art Talk: The Guggenheim by
" The Guggenheim is such interesting museum designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and I have been wanting to go for years. Because the MET is one of my favorite places (not just one of my favorite museums, it is one of my favorite places) I always go there when I am in New York City and have missed out on the Guggenheim and MOMA. This year I finally made it to the Guggenheim."
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馃 Conquer milestone number 0- the West Pole A Pa Chai, Viet Nam by
" Because this is in the border area, you cannot enter this area freely, but you need to enter the border guard station to present your personal documents. Then the rumor will send a soldier here to lead us to milestone number 0. The road is winding and very difficult to walk, there are sections built of concrete, but there are parts of the road that go by dirt roads, past streams, through forests. "
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馃 [ENG/ESP] Touring the Patagonian Atlantic coast: Viedma - San Antonio Este, between beaches of shells and abandoned boats. / Recorriendo la costa atl谩ntica patag贸nica: Viedma - San Antonio Este, entre playas de conchillas y barcos abandonados. by
" In the middle of the monotonous solitude of the Patagonian steppe, a landscape that seems to be from another planet. An enormous beach of shells.Thousands and thousands of shells, eroded by the sun and the wind, bleached to a colour that amazes from afar and gives a surreal aspect to the whole beach.As far as we were able to find out, it is a variety of clams typical of this area known as "purple clams" (its scientific name is "amiantis purpurata").Initially their colour is an intense violet and then gradually lightens until they acquire a wide range of pinkish tints."
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Honorable Mentions
- City, Cleveland, Australia by
@new.things
- Cliff, Walton, UK by
@namiks
- Motor cycle trip, Nam Dinh, Vietnam by
@crazy-bee
- Waterfall, Da Nang, Vietnam by
@brown20s
- Park, Kien Giang, Vietnam by
@mrwakeup
- Zoo, Vienna, Austria by
@obsesija
- Fort, Amber, India by
@marianomariano
- Hike, Connecticut, USA by
@jacuzzi
- Village, San Roque, Spain by
@garvi
- Viewpoint, Badian, Phiippines by
@luckylaica
- Museum, Bangkok, Thailand by
@wnfdiary
- City, Toronto, Canada by
@trezzahn
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