Happy Wednesday, fellow world travellers. Here's @lauramica to share with you today's Travel Digest 😃 I hope you enjoy this new daily selection!
Our featured posts today take us to meet a nice monument in Aceh, Indonesia, an express ride to a beautiful little town called San Antonio in Venezuela and a tour of the city of Austin in the United States. In addition, we visited other parts of the world such as Cuba, Russia, Italy, Spain, Thailand and many more! I hope you like these beautiful trips :)
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Finally I passed a park in which there was a very beautiful monument, a beautiful monument with a very elegant white color. A few months ago I also had the chance to visit this park but at that time I was not allowed to enter because the park was under rehabilitation, but now from a distance I see that there are already some visitors which means this park has been opened to the public again.
From the main road, the beauty of this white monument is clearly visible, because white is a very striking color, plus the weather today is very hot and the white color of the monument looks very dazzling. I continued walking and continued to approach this park.
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Happy start of the week! It's been several months since we were last able to take a trip, so it was about time to plan one, even if it's in the same state. There are always new places to see, so today I'll share with you our experience in San Antonio.
Thanks to an agency that organizes packages called Full day, we were able to make this trip of about 2 hours and a half. It is an excellent option for those who do not have their own vehicle and want to tour the state more easily. San Antonio is the capital of the Acosta municipality of Monagas State and is a town with a privileged climate, surrounded by mountains and a very old architecture that makes you feel as if you were going back to the past.
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I was very fortunate to travel to Austin with work for a few days. The next few posts will highlight some of the places I visited and found interesting around the city.
The downtown area of the city is quite condensed and smaller than I thought. Walking 20 mins in any direction away from the huge high rise offices and hotels in the centre takes you to residential districts.
As can been seen below, there is a mix of period buildings scattered throughout the city that all get dwarfed by the modern glass buildings of new business.
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