Travel Digest #1400

Introduction

Geez! By far, this is the Travel Digest that gives me a literal headache. I had difficulty in choosing the entries. We're at 1400 and today's a record of 72 posts!

Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of #TravelDigest. If you've been included in digests before and you're wondering why your decent posts are not included, it's time to up your game because the competition's getting tougher. Anyway, enjoy the entries! They're all awesome for me.

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Exploring the Ancient Pathway to Kangra Valley from Kullu Valley. Kalihani Pass Expedition. by @pranavinaction

So finally it was the time when I decided to explore the ancient pathway to the most oldest village named Bara Bangal of Kangra Valley. The months of October and November are the only months in which last years snow has melt and if the precipitation take place then there is a lot of risk of getting numb in snow because of high altitude of around 5000m there is just the wind blowing at a tremendous speed and suffocation take place by which one can loose his precious life.

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🥈 Khao Kho - The Northern (Slightly) colder side of Thailand by @george-topalov

Nat always says she misses the cold weather so for our 5 year anniversary we picked a destination up north in the mountains. We got recommended to visit Khao Kho which is about 5-6 hours drive away from Bangkok. It’s a place with many great views and occasionally a sheet of mist covering the valleys underneath you, making it seem like you are somewhere above the clouds. We weren’t lucky enough to see that unfortunately due to the strong wind but had plenty of other beautiful sights to enjoy.

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🥉 My Solo Travel to Armenia | An underrated destination by @fitlipinasarah

Armenia's landscapes are marvelous! Every place I went to is rich in history, culture, and adventure. They have grand monasteries and relics from centuries ago that will amaze you, world's oldest winery and the oldest Christian churches.What I was very impressed with is their hospitality. They are very keen to help the tourists even with the language barrier. They never charge tourists like other countries with tickets almost 10 times more expensive than the locals. You can enter almost all churches for free aside from a few tourist places.

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