Travel Digest #2608

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Hello everyone, glecerioberto@glecerioberto here, and welcome to today's #TravelDigest! Today, we travel to an interesting mix of places: an ancient monastery in Spain, a beautiful village in Romania, and a captivating Anatolian meseum in Turkey. Those are our Top 3! We also feature places from our Honorable Mentions, such as Ujung Kalang, (Indonesia), Bohol (Philippines), Amed (Indonesia), and so much more! Be sure to check them out and add some of these places to you travel bucketlist. Keep on traveling! Cheers!


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馃 A Journey Through Ribeira Sacra and Ourense by larissalugo@larissalugo

Today I want to share the third and final day of our magical journey through Galicia. The trip kept getting more and more enchanting as the rain became heavier. Still, that didn鈥檛 stop us from exploring a region called Ribeira Sacra. It's essentially a sacred valley nestled between two rivers. We soaked in the views, explored cultural heritage sites, tasted local flavors and visited some thermal springs too, since this kind of weather really calls for it.

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馃 Rimetea (Alba county, Romania), the authentic Transylvanian village that has frozen in time by triplug@triplug

The village streets are not paved, some of them are made of earth and others are paved with stone.
Walking through the village streets, it's hard to decide what to look at, the white-painted houses with green shutters or the Piatra Secuiului mountain towering somewhere behind the houses.
At every step you'll find something to buy and, yes, you should leave with a souvenir, there are so many handmade things.

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馃 From All Over T眉rkiye 36: The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations (En-Tr) by bemier@bemier

This is one of the rare museums that left a mark on me. The reason is Anatolia. I think you can guess how much I love and value Anatolia as a person whose eyes fill with tears even when I think about it, let alone talk about it. Therefore, what I will share with you here will be my heart instead of things related to history.

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