Travel Digest #1570

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #traveldigest. Today we will start our Top 3 Pinmapple posts in India, followed by Spain and Russia. In addition, we'll also be travelling to UK, Denmark, Netherlands, Philippines and Indonesia. Enjoy!!!


All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by pinmapple@pinmapple, blocktrades@blocktrades, theycallmedan@theycallmedan and the curation trail. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.


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馃 Exploring the Magical Spiti Valley and Discovering the ancient tributary of Deepak Tal. by pranavinaction@pranavinaction

" The Spiti Valley A Cold Himalayan Desert at an altitude of 14000 ft from the sea level. The Spiti Valley is referred to the Moon land because of its climate features and the cold desert having the huge sand dunes covered with the snow. With very little or low vegetation in the whole valley. This area is still under process as per as the natural climate of this place because the whole Valley keeps on changing its rivers and even the huge mountains. Thus this makes this place prone to landslides and other natural disasters."

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馃 Via Augusta in Sagunt - a highway built by the Romans! by mipiano@mipiano

" Sagunt, for sure can offer much history. From the old town dating back to Middle Ages, the archaeological findings from the classical era ( so we are talking about more than 2k years already) and objects and buildings from the Roman empire, to a huge, very huge fortress on the top of the hill just behind the settlement. A perfect strategical location, with a river, open to see and protected by the surrounding mountains, and also blessed with fertile land."

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馃 馃摲 10 Years Ago. Climbing Mount Fisht by sharker@sharker

" In terms of area, the glacier is not so big, but the second glacier on the other side is even smaller, and is called Small Glacier of Mount Fisht. Their area and mass are decreasing every year, but they are still strong and, like any glacier, the Big Fisht Glacier looks impressive. We went to the edge of the glacier near the rocks, you can see the failure under it. I wouldn't want to fall there. And the glacier itself is full of dips and cracks. "

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Honorable Mentions

Travel Digest #1570 | Ecency