Travel Digest #1671

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. Today our Pinmapple Top 3 posts will take you to see the second longest suspension bridge in the world in Japan, a tour of Edinburgh in UK an to see the famous Tattoo festival, and finally we'll pop by beautiful bay in Turkey. Enjoy


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馃 The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge - Adventures In Kansai P1 by rt395@rt395

" As with so many Japanese landmarks one of the features of the Akashi bridge is it's observation deck just below the roadway above it. In order to get there you have to pay $3 and take an elevator 8 stories up. After exiting to a staging room you then walk outside to an open walkway. This walkway will take you to the enclosed observation deck which has a viewing area, a cafe and a souvenir shop."

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馃 Travel Journal: Second Day in Edinburgh (Edinburgh Tattoo, Dinner, City) by nils1990@nils1990

" We had tickets for the Edinburgh Tattoo that night! The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a big concert directly within the Edinburgh castle. It has a mix of traditional music, military music, and modern performances! Since 1950 it is one of the biggest events in Scottland and nowadays it is watched by 100 million people on television."

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馃 Kilimli Bay, A臒va, 陌stanbul [ENG-TUR] by videoaddiction@videoaddiction

" First of all, let me state that the place where we entered was above the bay. That is, you have to go down the steep slopes to go to the bay and the beach. Going down these steep slopes could be dangerous for everyone, especially older people. As far as we could see, you might get hurt even if you go down from the most flat part of the slope. I think the negative side of Kilimli Bay is that steep slope."

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Honorable Mentions

Travel Digest #1671 | Ecency