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Hi everyone It's @lizanomadsoul here with the Monday edition of the #TravelDigest. This time we have great stories from Slovakia, Bolivia, The UK, Germany, España, Canada, Thailand, Poland, India, Switzerland, and The US in our selection - So a little bit of everything! - Enjoy ;)
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The most relaxed part of our roadtrip was when we finally arrived in Samaipata and decided to stay three nights there. Although this was to take advantage of a promotion in a beautiful hostel, it was good for us to ‘rest’ a bit. Well, I say rest because we never really did: all the time we were going back and forth trying to see as much as possible in the time we had. Two full days in Samaipata allowed us to get to know interesting points of this town in Bolivia, and one of them was the biggest archaeological site there, a tour that we were told we couldn't miss 😃.
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🥈 Nature and Freedom in Slovakia – The Unforgettable Final Stops of Our Journey by @rebet
Hello everyone. We were approaching the end of our journey and for our final stop, we visited Slovakia. We wandered through beautiful places and felt as happy as children. Over the past ten days, we covered a lot of ground, traveling through Poland, the Czech Republic, and Austria. After that,t we moved from Vienna toward the Slovakian border. Vienna is actually only about 60 kilometers away from the Slovakian border. What's even more surprising is that Bratislava, Slovakia's capital is almost right on the border.
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🥉 Canoeing on Emerald Lake, BC by @crypticat
Emerald Lake is so beautiful that you just have to go back and see it again. In a previous Emerald Lake post I said we would rather bring our own boat than pay $90 to canoe around the lake but it is a once in a lifetime experience so we commandeered a vessel and headed out onto the turquoise waters. Yes it really does look like this, these photos are not filtered and were taken from on the lake. The colour changes from blue to green to regular water colour and everything in between depending on the sunlight. If you are a decent paddler you can get around the entire lake in under an hour, that is stopping to take a lot of pictures of course!
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Honorable Mentions
- Van Gogh, Poets & Lovers exhibition, London, The UK by @livinguktaiwan
- My Little Escape into the Wild Heart of the Eifel, Germany by @detlev
- Monte de la Guía, Vigo, España by @mballesteros
- Wat Chiang Man, Chiang Mai, Thailand by @kriang3teejoe
- National Museum of Technology in Warsaw, Poland by @triplug
- The Most Difficult Pathway, Tungnath, India by @vaibhavrawat
- Where Fun Meets The Ocean At Santa Monica, The US by @relf87
- Auld Kirkcaldy Kirks in spring, The UK by @tengolotodo
- Winter paradise, Titlis, Switzerland by @plantfuljourney
- Wat Na Muang Phet or Wat Muen📷🛕, Thailand by @prapanth
- Today is the first day of the journey to the world's highest Shiva temple, Tangnath, India by @yogeshbhatt
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