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Travel Digest #3096

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

Today's post is going to take you on a virtual tour with stops at a forest in Argentina, a beach in Venezuela, and a palace in India. We also have the honourable mentions, where you can get a few more travel postcards from Indonesia, Venezuela, Cuba, Poland, and Iran, so don't forget to check these posts too! 😊


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🥇 Bosque petrificado Sarmiento by @parissousa

As soon as we entered, we came across an information panel outlining the entire route. There, we learned that the hike is about two and a half kilometers round trip and takes roughly an hour to complete. The information provided is impressive: the trail has eleven viewpoints perfect for stopping to take photos. The hike is of medium difficulty. It doesn't seem too challenging.

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🥈 Top destination: Cochaima Beach/ Destino destacado: Playa Cochaima (ENG/ ESP)🐳🪸🪼🌺 by @nancybriti1

One thing we learned is that boats depart from this beach to other beaches. For instance, they offer trips to Isla Piscina, Playa Blanca, Santa Cruz, Isla de Plata, and Playa Colorada. The best approach is to ask about the cost, and if it works for you, rent a boat. Since that wasn't our intention, we didn't go on any excursions, but we decided that next time, we definitely will.

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🥉 Feeling like royalty in the shadow of history - Amar Mahal, Jammu by @steemflow

At first I felt awkward roaming around the palace but soon as we move upstairs I started developing interest in the royal lifestyle that once existed in this state India. Jammu is popular for many reason, but no one could actually access the royalness existed in the state. the There were so many things that a common man can not even think of imagining. Silver door handles is one such thing that truly amazes. Who could affords such things, but the people living in this palace had enjoyed the lavish lifestyle when none even think of such things.

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