Travel Digest #2890

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Hello everyone, Worldmappin friends! I'm lauramica@lauramica, and today I'm bringing you the Travel Digest. Come see the places we'll be visiting this Wednesday! ❤️

This time, our featured posts take us to the beach in Bantayan, Philippines, a cave in Lisbon, Portugal, and a beautiful cathedral in Carúpano, Venezuela. We'll also be visiting other places around the world like Thailand, India, Indonesia, and Turkey—a little bit of everything!

Thank you all for sharing your posts on the map! Have a wonderful day! 😃❤️


All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by worldmappin@worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially blocktrades@blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

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🥇 A Detour To Nowhere Led Us To Sta. Fe, Bantayan's Quietest Paradise by whosee@whosee

Hello, travelers! Have you ever experienced losing your way in an unfamiliar, new town while trying to survive your travel in a destination? Old-time sayings say places we stumble upon while losing our way are the places we are bound to encounter and spaces we should be experiencing. Sometimes, losing our way is not always losing our plans; it can also mean a redirection for a better journey and experience. For the question, I’ll be responding with a yes. We have come so far in our travel narrative about my Bantayan trip last month, looking and zooming through my visited destinations and re-experiencing them through my blogs. From my voyage towards the island to Sandira Beach, a secluded, popular beach in Sta. Fe, we lost our way to another beach in Sta. Fe that has no official name or identity.

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🥈 The mystery of the trapped devil's cave🙇🏻‍♀️📸 / Gruta pego do diabo🧭💀 (En-Es) by biologistbrito@biologistbrito

Somewhere within the municipality of Loures, north of Lisbon, lies a cave steeped in mystery, myth, and legend! A natural site that was inhabited for thousands of years, and it's believed that Neanderthals, our prehistoric humans, ate and slept there. But I didn't come for scientific research... I came to try to unravel the mysteries of the cave: "Pego do Diabo" (Devil's Rock), which supposedly swallows everything that enters it... Are you ready?📍🚩

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🥉 Santa Rosa de Lima Cathedral, a prominent monument in Carúpano inspired by the Romantic mixed style (Eng - Esp) by belkyscabrera@belkyscabrera

Greetings fellow travelers, I hope you have a wonderful and blessed day with your loved ones. During my trip to Carúpano, the capital of the Bermúdez municipality in Sucre state, I had the opportunity to visit several beaches, plazas, and some churches located in the historic center, including the Santa Rosa Cathedral, also known as the Carúpano Cathedral. In front of the cathedral is a plaza of the same name, which features several concrete walkways, a beautiful fountain, and ornamental plants surrounding it.

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