Hello everyone, @glecerioberto here, and welcome to today's #TravelDigest! We have a delightful selection of travel stories lined up for you today. Leading our Top 3 posts are a walk across a floating glass bridge with sweeping views in China, a foggy adventure through the lush mountains of Venezuela, and a visit to a century-old pyramid-shaped memorial in Norway. Over in our Honorable Mentions, we have more great destinations from France, Spain, the Philippines, and Venezuela. Take a look at these wonderful posts and show your support to the authors. Cheers!
In my blog I wrote about Xinglianggu's theme-park-style glass bridge, a floating structure on the mountain peak from where one can lose oneself enjoying the enchanting surrounding scenery. This mountainous area, surrounded by natural beauty, is located in the northern part of Beijing Municipality. I mentioned that three colleagues of mine and I went there, and we entered the scenic area a bit late, around 4:50 PM, but within two hours we managed to enjoy the whole area and almost all the rides of the scenic area. Our ticket price was 198 RMB, but we got a 30 RMB discount and paid 168 RMB per ticket, which included all the rides and cable car round trips.
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Hey friends!! How have you been?? I hope you're all doing well. I'm feeling much better, thank God, and I have a little free time to write, which I really needed!! I had an intense week of work, so much so that I couldn't show you anything I did that week, but I'll tell you about it little by little. For now, I want to get around to this post that I've been putting off for ages, haha. Goodness, I've taken so long because being a responsible adult takes up so much time! But I want to capture this beautiful day here, and as I promised a long time ago, I'll share the photos I took with my camera the last time I visited the mountains, I mean, Cerro Copey National Park!
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Recently, the Minnehallen, also known as the Seamen鈥檚 Memorial Hall in Stavern, celebrated its 100th anniversary. This historical monument is a striking pyramid-shaped structure that serves as Norway's official memorial for sailors lost at sea during World War I and World War II. Each year, it attracts around 15,000 to 20,000 visitors and is open during the summer months, from 19 May to August 31.
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