Introduction
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 a walk in Cuba, a stop at a mountain in Turkey, and a viepoint in Venezuela. We also have the honourable mentions, where you can get a few more travel postcards from more parts of Venezuela, so don't forget to check these posts too! 😊
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🥇 Desandando las calles de La Habana - Following the Echoes of Havana’s Streets [Esp - Eng] by @jcalvoparapar
There is no doubt whatsoever that, for lovers of architecture, Havana is an intoxicatingly delightful cocktail. Every street is crowded with hundreds of years of history and styles, a variety that almost always harmonizes, though at times it bursts violently into the urban landscape, lending everything a fantastic character. From crumbling buildings that still preserve traces of their former elegance to those maintained down to the smallest detail, beauty reveals itself at every turn. Arches dance along the porticoes, stained-glass windows crown the tops of towering openings, and ornate cornices continue to adorn the skyline despite the relentless conquest waged by mold in its attempt to claim them.
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🥈 Dastaratacağı Mountain - Dastaratacağı Dağı ( EN-TR) by @passenger777
We began our journey to the summit in the early hours of the weekend. Setting off from the center of Antalya, we headed toward Konyaaltı and then continued in the direction of the Hisarçandır neighborhood. Mount Dastaratacağı is located within the extension of the Beydağları (Bey Mountains) range, high above the Hisarçandır neighborhood in Antalya’s Konyaaltı district. Our route required us to ascend to an altitude of approximately 1,600 meters above sea level. We traveled upward by vehicle, navigating mountain roads that wound through rising, forested terrain. At the foothills of the mountain, we passed through small, scattered settlements belonging to the Hisarçandır area. This region is characterized by numerous highland plateaus, and various hiking trails—such as the Lycian Way and the Gedeller trail—pass through many parts of the area.
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🥉 Visiting the Santa Rosa Viewpoint for the second time. | Mi segunda visita al mirador de Santa Rosa. by @noelyss
In the village of Santa Rosa, in the state of Lara to be precise, there is a beautiful viewpoint that I was lucky enough to visit for the second time, as I had come to this village last year to visit the Divina Pastora, and that was also the purpose of this trip; Although you can visit a place several times on different occasions, the experience is always going to be completely different; in particular, I feel that this state has a unique charm and Santa Rosa completely captivates me every time I go; this beautiful viewpoint is no exception, offering me fantastic views of the mountains around the town, despite the scorching sun and the intense heat.
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Honorable Mentions
- Park, Cumana, Venezuela by @belkyscabrera
- Museum,Cumana, Venezuela by @virgilio07
- Beach, Cumana, Venezuela by @saavedraa
- Beach, Cumana, Venezuela by @ramisey
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