Hi everyone It's @lizanomadsoul here with the Monday edition of the #TravelDigest. Number 301 since we started with worldmappin 馃挭
This time we have great stories from Argentina, The Maledives, Germany, Venezuela, Singapore, Colombia, Japan, India, The Philippines, Marocco, Iran, Indonesia, Canada, Brazil, and China in our selection - So a little bit of everything! - Enjoy ;)
During our stay in El Bols贸n, we really did a lot of incredible walks, not only in the city, but also in the surrounding areas where we took advantage of the proximity of so many natural attractions to try to see as many places as possible. The truth is that it was not the best strategy on our part but it serves as a learning experience for future adventures. These places are to be visited with time and enjoy every corner. When you research and program the trips you go with an idea of the places you want to visit and the trails to do, many of which we had to leave aside for the simple fact of not exposing our daughters.
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Hello Worldmappin fam! I will share another journey with you all. From the simple joys to wonderful moments, there are always times worth capturing. Thankful for this community where we can explore the world together, one post at a time. We're immediately welcomed by the sight of vibrant blue water tempting us to dive in the moment we walk outside the Maldives airport. Speedboats from various hotels are waiting to move guests away to their island retreats. We're lucky that we spotted our hotel's speedboat waiting for us, ready to take us to the island, and it was a 45-minute ride. The trip was a breathtaking one, the sea's big waves making a bumpy, thrilling journey. I didn't manage to capture pictures or videos during the ride because I was holding on tight, trying to stay steady. The waves made the boat bounce up and down. It was a wild ride, but we're having have. But as we neared the island, the sea began to calm and the waves softened. We felt the sea was welcoming us.
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In Munich I visited the residence which is the largest castle in the urban area of the country and it can definitely keep up with other magnificent castles in Europe such as Versailles and is considered one of the most important cultural highlights in Munich. I was very surprised how much you can see here and with over 150 rooms, there is so much to see that is associated with the history of Bavaria and was considered one of the most important places of residence for the Wittelsbach family. The origins of the residence can already be traced back up to the 16th century and in the course of the coming centuries it should be expanded more and more and the unique thing is that through all the constructions also influences of various architects come into their own and here well-known names such as Leo von Klenze, Fran莽ois de Cuvilli茅s and others were involved.
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