Travel Digest #2838

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Hey, hey! This is gabrielatravels@gabrielatravels, and I am pleased to bring you a brand new edition of #TravelDigest! ❤️ Today's post is going to take you to one square in Venezuela full of murals, a walk to a unique looking beach in Portugal, and to a park full of fun in Pakistan. Don't forget to check the honourable mentions too, for even more awesomeness across the globe. Thanks for bringing your daily contributions to our beautiful community, and I hope you enjoy today's Travel Digest! ❤️


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🥇 My visit to Quetepe Square, where the murals tell interesting stories (Eng - Esp) by belkyscabrera@belkyscabrera

The plaza is curiously situated between several houses, with the back of one house visible above it. To the right, the logo of Cumaná, commemorating 510 years, is displayed. Further along, we see the end of the plaza, which coincides with the backyard of one of the houses. The area consists of several concrete steps, painted blue, as is the ground. It has benches and, as mentioned before, striking murals on both sides.

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🥈 Praia Fluvial de Arnoso - VN Famalicão / Riding Portugal by onyfest@onyfest

Right at the foot of the monastery there is a river beach. And not one of those makeshift beaches, with a patch of sand and little else. It's an organized, well-maintained space, surrounded by greenery and crossed by wooden walkways along the river. One of those places that, if you were in a large European city, would be full of people and viral videos. Here, it seemed almost like a local secret.

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🥉 My visit to Ayub national park Rawalpindi by huma-khan@huma-khan

We walked slowly towards the cages where different birds were kept.Each one had different colors,sounds and families.I admire nature and animals with my whole heart so i wasn’t just passing,i was thoroughly observing each one.

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