Travel Digest #1466

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. I hope you will enjoy the variety of posts we have for your today, including, in the Top 3, a grandma and grand daughter loving trip to a pagoda in Vietnam, a visit to a colonial town in Venezeula and a travel back to the past via a museum in Bulgaria. Hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend.


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馃 UNTOLD STORIES: VISITING PAGODAS AND DOING MEANINGFUL ACTIVITIES WITH GRANDMA by taniqnam@taniqnam

" Before the first day of the new year, I did something very special this year. My paternal grandmother and I went to the temple on the 29th day of the lunar calendar to offer incense to the spirits worshiped there. Furthermore, we stayed to assist the Abbot and Buddhists in cleaning and decorating in time for the New Year.."

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馃 De visita en San Pedro Del R铆o, el pueblo que se neg贸 a morir. 鉀猴笍 Visiting San Pedro Del Rio, the town that refused to die. by carolinacardoza@carolinacardoza

" The Andean towns are characterized by their typical sweets, it is impossible to visit San Pedro and not want to eat a sweet milky, pineapple, coconut, figs, cut milk, grapefruit, strawberry, quesillo, sweet peach, but my favorite of all is the angel hair and arequipe. These are recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation and people even buy them to take away. "

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馃 In the embrace of the past. by viviyan@viviyan

" I really can't imagine what it's like to get up at 4-5 in the morning and start feeding animals, reading food by first taking it from your gardens, working in the garden, taking water from wells to irrigate everything. Or carry water to wash your rugs, carpets, clothes. Oh my God, everything in the past was really hard. Today we have machines that cancel us for absolutely everything. And sometimes we still complain that we are tired or do not have time. "

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Honorable Mentions

Travel Digest #1466 | Ecency