Hello everyone, here, and welcome to today's #TravelDigest! We have a wonderful selection of stories from around the world to start your week out great. Leading our list today are the historic ruins of a Dutch factory in India, a relaxing park escape in Portugal, and a lively coastal journey through Cornwall in the UK. We also have a fantastic lineup in our Honorable Mentions featuring more beautiful spots from the USA, Venezuela, Slovenia, Italy, and the Philippines. Be sure to check them all out below and show your love and support. Cheers!
The Dutch factory in Vengurla is a fascinating site, though it currently stands as ruins and a testament to that chapter of Indian history. The building's architecture is neglected, but discussions about its restoration are ongoing, and work has begun slowly. However, it’s uncertain how long the restoration will take, given the size of the structure and its age.
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After a generous lunch in the center of Foz Côa, we needed a quiet place to slow down and let the food settle before continuing to explore the city. That's how we ended up in Santo António Park, a pleasant green space that turned out to be exactly what we were looking for at that moment, and which happened to be right around the corner in a very central and well-positioned location.
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From May to September it is not a good time to be a local, the roads are clogged and as you will see the streets are clogged, beer bellies going bright pink in the blazing sun, tiny thoroughfares clogged by lemmings walking aimlessly from point to point without a plan, its like an episode of The Walking Dead.
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