Travel Digest #2882

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Hello everyone, glecerioberto@glecerioberto here, and welcome to today's #TravelDigest! Acarite Caves, Ermita Hill, and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Monte Berico. Those are our Top 3. Check out the posts below to know which countries they are from. I'm sure you'll enjoy reading the blogs as well. If you want more, we have our Honorable Mentions featuring more places from Italy, Venezuela, Serbia (or is it Croatia?), Australia, and so much more. Enjoy!


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馃 Explorando las cuevas de acarite // Exploring the caves of Acarite by cajiro@cajiro

The great thing about being surrounded by so much natural beauty is that, when plans change, the alternative options are still very good. In our case, our original destination was the Hueque waterfalls, but given the large number of visitors due to the bank holiday, we decided to head a little further into the mountains, embarking on a great adventure towards the Acarite caves, which are also situated within the vast territory of the Juan Cris贸stomo Falc贸n National Park in the mountainous region of Falc贸n State, Venezuela.

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馃 Ermita Hills, Baler, Aurora A Breathtaking Vantage Point Where the Ocean Meets the Sky in Perfect Harmony by levieshome@levieshome

You know living in Baler, Aurora, is pretty sweet. We are always surrounded by the ocean on one side and mountains on the other. It's like nature's best of both worlds, right? One afternoon i just felt like taking a little break and seeing things from a different angle.

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馃 An interesting panoramic point of Vicenza by butterfly-jt9@butterfly-jt9

One of the things I like to do when I go to discover new cities is to find panoramic points from where I can admire the city from above, one of these is the square of the sanctuary of Monte Berico in Vicenza, but to get to this place you have to pass through these porticos, and it is always a beautiful route to do on foot, even if a little tiring.

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