Happy Thursday to all, world travellers. Here's 
Our featured posts today take us to see a beautiful park in Venezuela, a city tour in Indonesia, and a visit to a museum in the Philippines. In addition, we visit other parts of the world such as Russia, Spain, Cuba, Pakistan, France, Turkey and many more! I hope you like these great trips :)
Thank you all for pinning your posts on the Worldmappin map! I wish you a great day 馃槂鉂わ笍.
@worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially 
@blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.
@belkyscabreraHello friends travelers around the world, I hope you have an excellent and blessed day with your loved ones, it is a pleasure to share a new tour of Caicara del Orinoco, capital of the Cede帽o municipality (Bol铆var state) I previously told you about my trip to this beautiful city in the company of my son, our visit had one of the objectives of eating arepas from Coroba and visiting Puerto Chalana, the trip was a bit long, but it is worth it to get to know the different places and tourist attractions of this beautiful city in which you can see the majestic Orinoco River, on this occasion I will talk to you about my visit to General Manuel Cede帽o Plaza, located on Carabobo Boulevard (Carabobo Avenue), in the heart of the city.
This post on Worldmappin - This user on Worldmappin
@aswitaOne of the cities where there are many interesting stories, namely the city of Yogyakarta. It is said that this area used to be the richest in Indonesia. During the colonial era, during the economic crisis, Indonesia was supported by this kingdom to be independent. Until now, this city has been given a different nickname, 'Special City'.
Why is it special? I used to only think that the specialness was having a lot of money and a rich area, but it turns out, I just realized one thing. I also realized it when I was traveling to the Yogyakarta area.
This post on Worldmappin - This user on Worldmappin
@johntheroamerThe Casa Gorordo Museum was built around 1850, four generations of Gorordo family lived in this house. The house acquired by Alejandro Reynes y Rosales in the nineteenth century and open as public museum. This museum is located in the historic Parian an old district of Cebu City. It has lived through several important social changes that shaped modern Filipino identity and is now a cultural landmark that showcases the lifestyle and traditions of upper-class families during the Spanish colonial period. The house turned into museum that provides historical context and a sense of an earlier time.
This post on Worldmappin - This user on Worldmappin
@onyfest
@olga.maslievich
@jelenaa
@jasonmunapasee
@annventure
@laimagenhabla
@jordy0827
@juliom
@mojiko-blog
@servelle
@bilginsemra
@quiubi
@elevator09
@avdesing
@noelyss
@laam