Travel Digest #2349

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Hello, fellow travelers! This is glecerioberto@glecerioberto and I'm here to bring you today's #TravelDigest. Our top three posts showcase a historic Pantheon in Portugal, an exciting forest in Turkey, and some ancient trees in the Philippines. Don't skip out on our Honorable Mentions! We also have amazing travel destinations in Spain, the Czech Republic, Vietnam, and more. Congratulations to all the featured posts and travelers!


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


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đŸ„‡ LET'S VISIT THE NATIONAL PANTHEON IN LISBON PORTUGAL! ⏳📜 (ENG-ESP) by quiubi@quiubi

Every weekend I set out on the road to make discoveries that I can't predict the end of the day. In most of the places I visit, I also enjoy the pleasure of combining the sea and nature. This week I went to explore the forests of Beldibi, one of the popular holiday resorts that most Antalians know the name of, but only visit the beach.

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đŸ„ˆ Beldibi Forests / Beldibi Ormanları ( EN-TR) by passenger777@passenger777

Today I want to share with you my experience at the National Pantheon in Lisbon, Portugal. But I will not only talk about my experience in the place, I will also share the knowledge acquired in the place and a bit of the history of this place that is currently open to the public so that all visitors or residents of Portugal can learn about the history of this country.

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đŸ„‰ Century-Old Balete Tree: The Symbol of Canlaon City by ybanezkim26@ybanezkim26

Since I was young, I already made a promise to myself that I would explore the island where I grew up: Negros. I even memorized my province's cities and municipalities from south to north. I also saw all the tourist spots of each city and town through the pamphlets and calendars given by the provincial government. You see, Negros Oriental is really untapped and underrated when it comes to tourism. But then life happened and we transferred here in Cebu. My world suddenly became bigger I forgot my promise to explore Negros.

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