Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! @lauramica presents our Thursday Travel Roundup. Come check out the virtual trips we have for you today! 鉂わ笍
This time, our featured posts take us to the mountains of Ecuador, to see some architecture in Buenos Aires, and to take a stroll through the city in New Zealand. We'll also visit other places around the world like Venezuela, the Philippines, Serbia, and Italy.
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One of the things I always look for on my travels is contact with nature. So, after visiting several places in Quito and its surroundings during my first two days in this country, I was already longing to be in a non-urban landscape.
On my third day of travelling, I visited La Mitad del Mundo in the morning, and in the afternoon I went to the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, which is very close by bus.
The bus drops you off at a point more or less nearby, and from there the climb to the crater begins. Seeing those mountains and the blue sky, I was eager to start the walk and take lots of photos.
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Buenos Aires is a city brimming with European-style buildings, mostly constructed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It also boasts numerous green spaces, including plazas, parks, and gardens. And if that weren't enough, its streets are adorned with works of art, fountains, sculptures, murals... but what's most beautiful is how, in various corners of the Argentine capital, all these elements converge to create incredible spaces.
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Today, I suggest we take a short walk through the center of my city. This year, the city of Slobodskoy celebrated its 520th birthday. But local historians and archaeologists claim that there are artifacts proving that a settlement existed on this site as early as the mid-14th century. But I won't delve into such depths and claim that this is how it was. But I want to say that I have always been interested in ancient history.
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