Travel Digest #2170

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Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with the Eater weekend edition of the #Traveldigest. If you celebrate Easter, I hope you are having a great time and have lots of Easter eggs, otherwise enjoy the rest of the weekend.

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

Our winners today 🍍

🥇 A Tale of Eleven Dutch Destinations - the first Six Jaunts by @lizelle

%What did I enjoy the most about this city?

Everything - the beautiful canals and boats, bicycles in designs of every kind, the gracious historical buildings like Madame Tussaud, narrow Dutch-style buildings, some leaning quite precariously, but they have somehow been propped by engineering methods.

I loved the marble and bronze sculpture, Two Immovable Heads that's found in Rokin Square, and
actually, it is a water fountain!"

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🥈 Argentina - Walk to Lake Acigami, a mirror of water we share with the Republic of Chile. / Paseo hasta el Lago Acigami, un espejo de agua que compartimos con la República de Chile. 😃❤️ by @lauramica

"Once off the trail, you meet the end of the Lapataia River and the great Acigami Lake. This lake was originally called Roca Lake (former president of Argentina), but in recent years it has been renamed after the Yagán, who were the first aboriginal populations of these lands. "Acigami" means "elongated bag", which refers precisely to the shape of this place."

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🥉 Wild Africa in Our Backyards: Visiting a Game Reserve Outside of Town, Krugersdorp, Gauteng, South Africa by @fermentedphil

"People outside of (South) Africa still sometimes think that wildlife roam the streets, with lions being pets of some sort. In some sense, this is true. In Gauteng, you are always just a couple of kilometres away from vast amounts of game reserves. These are so close to us that you can still see them as part of our backyards."

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