Happy Thursday everyone. @lauramica is here to share with you today's edition of Travel Digest. I hope you like the places we have to show you today.
Today's featured posts include a walk through a curious village near Zaragoza, Spain, a day of hiking in Setubal, Portugal and a visit to a temple in Santiago, Chile. We also visit other parts of the world such as Argentina, the Philippines, France, India and Indonesia. A bit of everything :)
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Muel is known for its pottery and we find it everywhere we look, whether in traditional applications or in the form of modern art. For almost a millennium the village was full of craftsmen who, from the end of the 19th century onwards, abandoned the trade because it was not profitable. However, the fame remained and for several decades now there has been a resurgence that has been promoted both by the locals and by the institutions.
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Good morning, adventurous friends! For hundreds of years, Portugal and its neighbor Spain, in a race of conquests, adapted their warlike pursuit to the construction of fortresses and castles to preserve their lands and defend against future invasions. Setubal is a very important coastal city in the country! It had already been occupied since prehistoric times. My post today is to follow a set of trails (GR11 E9; PR4 PLM) until reaching a famous military fort called: (São Filipe). Enjoy my experience.🏰👩🏻🏫🌍
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In this opportunity what I want to share with you is a place that I didn't know existed - although I could have sensed it - and that perhaps should be more frequent. The Baha'i Temple of South America is located in the commune of Peñalolén in Santiago de Chile and is the only temple of this type in the continent (there is another one in Panama, but that country is part of Central America and there is another house of prayer in Colombia, but it's not a Continental Temple like this one) that calls the attention for its architecture, but what is the Baha'i religion? I will try to explain a little of what I understood in my visit.
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