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This time, our featured posts take us on a stroll through the natural beauty of Antalya, Turkey, a visit to a beautiful park in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a look at history in a museum in Cumaná, Venezuela. We'll also visit other parts of the world like India, the Philippines, Canada, and Cuba.
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@passenger777We continue our weekly walks in the Mediterranean region, home to ancient civilizations. Last week, we set out to climb mountains and hills far above sea level. We wanted to walk through landscapes where the colorful scattering of fallen leaves could be seen. We decided that one of the most beautiful places that fit this description would be the ancient city of Trebenna, nestled among the rocks and lush greenery on a hill.
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@cristiancaicedoFurther south, towards the geographic center of the Argentine capital, lies Parque Centenario (Centennial Park), a circular space (not a perfect circle, but for reference) of approximately twelve thousand hectares that marks the territorial boundaries between three of Buenos Aires' most well-known neighborhoods: Caballito, Almagro, and Villa Crespo. It's a true green lung for the city and a place of rest and tranquility for the area's residents. As in almost the entire city, one of the defining features of this space is the blend of nature and art. Throughout the park, you can admire various sculptures amidst the roses, jasmine, ceiba trees, and other tree species that spread across its expanse
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@belkyscabreraWe are in November, and six days have passed. This month marks the anniversary of the city of Cumaná, and preparations for this grand celebration have already begun. Known as the firstborn city of the continent, Cumaná turns 510 years old. Sucre Street, where part of this grand celebration takes place, is adorned with beautiful colors for this important event. This month has been designated "Cumaná Month" in homage to the birthplace of the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho. I have mentioned before that the city boasts incredible colonial-style buildings, many of them located on Sucre Street. On this occasion, my visit aims to tour the Andrés Eloy Blanco House Museum, which is located on Sucre Street, across from Bolívar Square and next to the state government building.
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