Travel Digest #2211

Introduction

Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #Traveldigest!!! It's been over a week that I've curated for Pinmapple, and please be assured that this has nothing to do with Pinmapple closing down. If you follow my blog, you may have noticed I'm currently traveling in America and due to time differences, it's a little difficult to publish the #TravelDigest on time. Anyway, back to today's #TravelDigest, I hope you enjoy it!

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Exploring serenity and beauty at Al Quranic Park Dubai, followed by a delightful stop at The Last Exit in Al Khawaneej. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and fun! by @jahanzaibanjum

" Exploring this park often leads to an increase in faith among Muslims, as they witness the wonders of their Creator's creation. The park's ambiance, filled with the chirping of birds, the fragrance of blooming flowers, and lush greenery, fosters a sense of serenity and connection with Allah. The interactions and reactions of visitors further contribute to the uplifting atmosphere, creating a shared sense of wonder and appreciation for the beauty of nature."

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🥈 Jerez de los Caballeros: Knights Templar and much more by @castri-ja

" After finishing my tour of the large churches and towers of the town, I walked through the center of town observing that there was a large number of religious enclosures and images of nuns and various saints. This is something I had not yet experienced in other towns in Spain, but apparently there is a great religious culture in the region."

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🥉 A Himalayan Escape: Discovering Solang Valley's Beauty and Adventure by @himalayanwomb

" For the next two days we explore Lahaul Valley and Solang Valley. Earlier, Lahaul Valley used to be cut off from the rest of the world in winter, but now since the tunnel connecting Solang Valley to Lahaul Valley has been built, one can visit Lahaul even in winter. After completing the day's work, in the evening we cross the tunnel and go to Lahaul where we enjoy the setting sun along the Chandra River."

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