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This time, our featured posts take us on a trip to a beautiful theme park in Madrid, Spain, a tour of Kathmandu, Nepal, and a bit of trekking in Central Java, Indonesia. We also visit other parts of the world like Venezuela, Italy, Taiwan, and the Czech Republic: a little bit of everything! :)
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@danavilarI had to take my mother to visit it and we planned a day since it's located in Torrejón de Ardoz, an area a little far from the center of Madrid but not impossible to reach. As you can see at the entrance it identifies with the name Parque Europa which was formerly called Parque del Arroyo Ardoz.
At the entrance there is a figure of three women embracing, is the first monument that can be seen and are three mythological goddesses, daughters of Zeus, known to embody beauty, joy and generosity. This monument by Pablo Rubens is originally in the Prado Museum in Madrid.
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@tinaagustinaBack again with me Tina, a beginner climber but with god-level enthusiasm! 😆 This time I want to share a super exciting experience when my group of friends from Jakarta and I climbed Mount Prau, the beauty of Dieng that's said to be perfect for beginners. And... it turns out IT'S TRUE. And you know what? This was my second climb, because the previous time I only encountered fog, and that was because I didn't stay overnight. Well, this time I stayed overnight, and did I get that beautiful view? Come check out my blog. 😍
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@x-rainChanging subcontinents is always a thing bigger than just crossing the border to the nearest country - higher expenses, more planning, and most importantly, it means leaving. Like, if I leave Southeast Asia, it means I’m ready to say goodbye to it. It means I might not come back anytime soon, maybe never. Who knows.
One of the decisions I had to make was choosing a type of visa on arrival. I ended up paying 125$ for 90 days. A lot of time for being in the same place, Kathmandu, so thinking about going closer to nature when the monsoon season turns milder - yup, July is the rainiest month.
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