Travel Digest #1524

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here today on Friday instead of @choogirl. I'm going to a wedding tomorrow so will take a day off from curation. This is a wedding that's been postponed for two years due to you know what, so I'm looking forward to it, as well as seeing quite a few friends and family that I haven't seen for a long time. I'm hoping it will be good!! In the meanwhile, please enjoy your virtual trip around the world with Pinmapple today!

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🥇 [ESP/ENG] ¿Has acampado en la montaña? Conoce "Laguna Brava" (PARTE II) / Have you ever camped in the mountains? Meet "Brava lake" (PART II) by @reinoldroberts

" After witnessing the sunrise for a while, I went back to the tent to sleep a little more, when I woke up again and opened the zipper of the tent I saw an explosion of colors in the landscape that was before my eyes, there looking through the entrance of the tent a place that called me to be explored, to be lived. I decided to leave the tent to take the morning sun, breathe fresh air and feel the peace that the place offered me in a breath. "

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🥈 Kim's Quest #51: Kayangan Lake of Coron, Palawan, Philippines by @ybanezkim26

" Before reaching the lake, we had to climb up those 150 steep stairs until we reached the Kayangan Lake View Deck. That's the famous spot where most of the tourists would stop for photos. It's kind of misleading for me because the view is not really facing Kayangan Lake, but it's facing the sea where the docking area is located. Nevertheless, it's the view that made Coron famous, so I won't whine about it. "

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🥉 Traditional Folk Village - The Rich Side by @abitcoinskeptic

" I love Korean printed text and this design is a common wallpaper or packing material these days because of the lovely aesthetics. The native Korean writing system, called Hangeul, is one of Korea's proudest cultural achievements and is actually really easy to learn and scientific. There are only 24 symbols - less than English, not thousands as with Chinese. However, when the writing system was first developed, it was considered beneath the nobility and scholarly class. "

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