Travel Digest #2102

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Hello everyone! Merry Christmas! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of #TravelDigest. In our featured posts, we have some temple ruins in Turkey, a cemetery and an old Jewish quarter in Poland, and a village in Spain. Enjoy!

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

Our winners today 🍍

🥇 My Aegean Tour - Part 3: Temple of Apollo, Didyma, Aydın [ENG-TUR] by @videoaddiction

From the beginning of the pandemic until 2023, I had taken domestic vacations towards end of the summer season due to the pandemic and economic crisis. I don't like the vacation format that goes between hotel, sea and foods anyway. I want to explore new places as much as possible. Last year, I realized the Aegean tour that I had planned long before. I could not travel all over the Aegean, but in this travel post series, I write about the places I could visit in detail in the Aegean. The third of those is Temple of Apollo, which is located in Didyma Ancient City of Aydın province.

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🥈 Winter Tarnów: The old cemetery and the former Jewish quarter by @hallmann

There is no other town to which I return as often as to Tarnów. Spring, summer, autumn, winter - any season is good, because it is (in my opinion) one of the most beautiful Polish towns. And although I lived there for quite a long time, it still surprises me with its architecture and history. So when I had to go to Tarnów at the beginning of December to do some paperwork, I couldn't deny myself more than an hour's walk through the snow-covered streets and backstreets. Oh yes! The backstreets! They create the unique character of this town. It is difficult to establish a single route, because we can reach each place in several ways. So no two walks are ever the same....

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🥉 The lost village of El Ecebuchal - its abandonment and recent revival by @gypsy-caravan

The village, which has its roots in ancient Iberian times, is located on the old Roman road connecting the coast with the city of Granada. El Ecebuchal got its name from an old variety of the European olive tree (El ecebuche -Olea europaea 'Montra', dwarf olive, or little olive).

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