Travel Digest #3050

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Hey, hey! This is gabrielatravels@gabrielatravels, and I am excited to bring you a brand new edition of #TravelDigest! 鉂わ笍

Today's post is going to take you on a virtual tour with stops at a town in Cuba, a beach in Venezuela, and a museum in Philippines. We also have the honourable mentions, where you can get a few more travel postcards from Cuba, Portugal, Scotland, Norway, Venezuela, Poland, and United Kingdom, so don't forget to check these posts too! 馃槉


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馃 Vamos a Guanajay - Let's make our way to Guanajay. [Esp-Eng] by jcalvoparapar@jcalvoparapar

There stands the old Ni谩gara Hotel and Restaurant, the monumental Catholic Church, with its enormous clock set high in the bell tower, guiding passersby through the streets below. Around it rise colonial houses roofed with curved red tiles, and the long continuous porticoes that allow one to walk from block to block sheltered from both the blazing sun and the sudden rain.

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馃 Paseo por la Playa Los Bordones en Cuman谩 [Esp-Eng] by virgilio07@virgilio07

The beach offers several thatched-roof huts or shelters鈥攊deal for protection from the sun鈥攁s well as numerous palm trees scattered throughout the area. The latter are among my favorites, as I associate them with tropical beaches.

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馃 What鈥檚 Left of Museo de Guimaras: From Holiday Lights to Quiet Nights and Crumbling Walls by vvodjiu@vvodjiu

Every December, this place truly came alive. It was bright, colorful, and full of energy. There were colorful Christmas lights around the building and even on the stand leading to the statue above. It was usually the exact spot where everyone gathered to watch the holiday fireworks light up the night sky. Before that roof was made, there was a balcony, and everyone was welcome to enter. I usually go up there with my family and enjoy the view of sunset.

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