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This Thursday our featured posts take us to a beautiful turquoise river in Behrain, Pakistan, a nature walk in Mérida, Venezuela, and a tour of the city of Cáceres in Spain. As always, we also go around the world with posts from Japan, Canada, Cuba, India and many more!
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@moaz-sabirMy first time ever that I am visiting Northern areas in my life. I don't know why I came late but late but not least. Northern areas of Pakistan are so much attractive and lovely that when someone goes there, they only say one thing we don't want to come back home. And the same words were also mine. I don't want to go to back home ever again. At the first my first trip to swat and now I am back in my home. And still memorizing the day when I was in this place. This place has some different vibes. This was my first day of tour and we were in Bahrain which is 50 km away from Swat. What a lovely nature.
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@mimistoriesThe other day, I said goodbye to my life as a free being because this was the last walk I took in nature before my career consumed me, and this time I was accompanied by lovely friends and my godson dog.
Our goal was to visit two beautiful places that we would normally visit on two separate days, but we wanted to cover as much as possible that same day. We left very early from La Hechicera (in Mérida) and walked until we found a bus that would take us to Santa Rosa, which is a very beautiful rural community with stunning landscapes.
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@larissalugoHello friends. When visiting Spain’s most popular regions like Catalonia, Valencia, Andalusia or perhaps the Basque Country, you might find yourself wondering, Where should I go next? Today I’d like to share my trip to Cáceres, one of the oldest cities in Spain, located in a lesser-known autonomous region yet boasting incredibly fascinating and impressive landscapes.
One striking feature of this region is the abundance of massive rocks scattered everywhere. According to legend, there was once a rain of stones here and these large drops have remained ever since. These rocks can be found in fields, everywhere around the city and even incorporated into the interior design of the hotel where I stayed. Speaking of the hotel it was quite an interesting place. It had been converted from an old rural house that once belonged to the famous Casa Golfines family. I’ve seen similar projects in Spain and Portugal before and this one was executed beautifully.
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