Hey everyone, it's @glecerioberto! Welcome to today's #TravelDigest. Lots of folks are heading out to nature! We've got an expedition to the Himalayas, a cool trail in Portugal, and an adventure to some rural mountains in Spain.
Let's all take a moment to "touch some grass" and enjoy the great outdoors!
We started the journey from Keylong. On the way, we saw herds of sheep. It is summer season and sheep herders are heading towards the high mountains. After the snow melts, good and nutritious grass grows here, so they bring them here. If you come to visit the mountains these days, you will get to see such herds of sheep.
This post on Worldmappin - This user on Worldmappin
Today I bring you a new adventure and we are going to walk to a very old village more than 2 thousand years old at 210 meters high on a mountain located in the district of Setubal to photograph the best landscapes of the southern margin of Portugal, this great and difficult odyssey begins in a village called: (Grelhal) and then we will follow a marked path with an extension of 8km circular and we will pass through a Roman road preserved between the years 198-600 before and after Christ, we will learn what the construction process was like. How to enjoy the biodiversity of the Mediterranean.馃彴馃毄馃實
This post on Worldmappin - This user on Worldmappin
The red one, "El Calafate" is what we have decided to take. It was 9 kilometres long and it was supposed we would finish it in two hours and 30 minutes. It seemed splendid. The only danger was to get confused and walk the black route, called "La Rabosa" which was 17 kilometres long. The time it takes is four hours and 30 minutes. That would not be a good idea to do, with these temperatures, in July. So, the red was the perfect one!!
This post on Worldmappin - This user on Worldmappin