Travel Digest #2595

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Happy Wednesday, everyone at Worldmappin! lauramica@lauramica is here with today's Travel Digest. Come on in!

Today's featured posts include a visit to a beautiful landscape in Sebes, Romania, a city walk in Braunschweig, Germany, and a bit of trekking through the Himalayas in India. We also visit other parts of the world like Indonesia, China, Argentina, and Pakistan. A little bit of everything! :)

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馃 Red Ravine Canyon, a place straight out of a sci-fi movie by triplug@triplug

R芒pa Rosie(Red Ravine) is a natural reserve and is only a few kilometers from Sebes.

I really wanted to get here and now it's time for my feet to step on this place that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie.

It's very easy to get here, in fact just get off the highway and follow the stone road (and yes, you'll dust your car well here), and every now and then you'll see signs to guide you.

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馃 Braunschweig - Lions, Magnificent Houses and the Hunt for the Lost Sausage by rebet@rebet

I came to Braunschweig to explore the city and see what the famous Braunschweig sausage, which we all know, is really like. Braunschweig is the second-largest city in the state of Lower Saxony, whose capital is Hanover. The city's symbol is the lion. I started my tour at the central square called Burgplatz, where there was a lion statue. In the 10th century Heinrich der L枚we ruled here. During his time the city began to flourish and the lion has been the city's symbol ever since. I could see the lion figure on the city's coat of arms, manhole covers, buildings and almost everywhere. Even when I arrived at the train station, a sign welcomed me with: Welcome to Braunschweig, City of Lions.

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馃 Climbing the magical hidden Valhalla of the Himalayas, isolated and hidden beyond Shallin Village. by pranavinaction@pranavinaction

Took a deep breath when I was at this place it's not like that I was not in earth but deep inside I was wondering around in heaven it felt like that as the ancient Viking methodology says that it was a call from the Valhalla. Today was the day when I finally decided to go and hike the top of the mountain.

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