Travel Digest #3087

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Hello everyone! This is ybanezkim26@ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have Aberdare National Park in Kenya, the mountainous province of Ha Giang in Vietnam, and a mountain peak near El Arbolito, Venezuela. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!


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🥇 Into the Aberdare Mountains, Kenya by dtam@dtam

After a leisurely morning at Acacia Camp and a delicious breakfast of sausages and omlettes, we loaded back into our vehicle for a morning drive North to our next destination in the Aberdare Mountains. This route takes us through the capital city of Nairobi, and all of its infamous traffic. But with James at the helm we knew we were in good hands. That wasn't taking into account some of the other drivers as we got into my first accident ever in Kenya.

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🥈 My First Week in Ha Giang, Vietnam - A Different Kind of Travel Experience by kedi@kedi

During my first week in Ha Giang, I usually spent around 4–5 hours a day working on the hostel's website, depending on what needed to be done.

What I really liked about this arrangement was the flexibility. I could use my professional skills to help the hostel while still having plenty of time to explore the area.

Most afternoons, after finishing my work, I would grab my helmet, jump on the motorbike that the hostel had kindly lent me, and head out to discover somewhere new.

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🥉 We arrived at Alto El Paramito. Part Two | Llegamos al Alto El Paramito. Segunda Parte ⛰️ by noalys@noalys

Continuing on our route to Alto El Paramito, the concrete road turned into sand and loose gravel, which struck me as a bad sign since it made the adventure more dangerous, considering we were riding a low-displacement motorcycle. So, we just had to pray that at least it wouldn’t rain and make things difficult for us—we were almost there, which was pretty good.

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