Travel Digest #2471

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Hello everyone! This is ybanezkim26@ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have the city of Khiva in Uzbekistan, a gateway in Tangier, Morocco, and a church in Ghent, Belgium. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!


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🥇 Khiva: What the guidebooks don't say by grindle@grindle

In the Central Asian deserts on the spot where Khiva now stands, there was once a very small nameless settlement, inhabited so legend goes by kind and friendly people it was an oasis with fresh clean water.

It drew in hundreds of merchant caravans laden with all manner of goods from the Orient, fine silks cloth, gold and spices en route to the continent of europe

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🥈 A stroll through narrow streets and magnificent views in Tangier, Morocco by hierundjetzt@hierundjetzt

Today, I'm taking you along on a beautiful walk that I did on my own recently when I was in Tangier. On the morning of my last day in Tangier I got up early, left my cousin and his son at home (because they were too tired and didn't want to go out this morning) and then took the time to quietly explore the streets and squares of this fascinating city, passing by places full of history and charm. Come with me through this post to discover these fascinating places.

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🥉 Exploring the oldest Catholic church and its surroundings in Ghent, Belgium St. Nicholas Church(Sint-Niklaaskerk) by triplug@triplug

A detail of our trip through Belgium was that here we traveled between the cities we visited by train, although this means of transportation seemed a bit expensive, for several days we used the train several times and we paid 100euro for two people, and it was a bit inconvenient because the ticket we bought was a card on which we had to write with a pen the place of departure and destination, I have never encountered this kind of tickets.

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