Travel Digest #2417

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. Congratulations to all the 18 curated posts for today! You all get 3 tickets each for our Winter Challenge. Take note that you can get up to a maximum of 7 tickets per day for this challenge. You get an additional ticket if your post is winter-related and another ticket if you promote this travel digest or any curated post via Snaps.

In our featured posts, we have a tower in Batumi, Georgia, a communal ranch in Bukidnon, Philippines, and a village in La Caridad, Spain. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!

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Our winners today

🥇 Alphabet tower, Ali and Nino Statue & More - Georgia by @ellie-mai

Hello everyone. I'm continuing to share memories from my trip to Georgia. After returning from the village of Milisi, we spent a few days in Batumi. The next day we started our sightseeing from the coast. We wanted to explore places we hadn’t seen before. First I want to mention that there are a lot of scooters you can rent along the coast. It’s kind of like Miami Beach, with bike paths and palm trees. And I should remind you that one of Batumi’s most important landmarks is the Alphabet tower. There is a restaurant at the top of the tower. We had visited this place before. This tower is one of Batumi’s most expensive buildings, costing the city 36 million dollars to build. Around the tower the 34 letters of the Georgian alphabet are displayed and it’s beautifully lit up in the evenings. The restaurant at the top, if I remember correctly, rotates 360 degrees and offers a panoramic view of Batumi.

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🥈 My Trip to the Communal Ranch in Bukidnon by @marieyanlab

When I got there, me and my uncle talked to some of the staffs there, and do you know what? They said that the ranch is the only government-owned ranch in the Philippines. It is really very big, the staffs said it's about 642 hectares. Standing there, I felt so small hahahaha compared to the wide, open space. It made me feel free, like I could run or shout, and nobody would mind, because I think I really need it.

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🥉 La Caridad-Viavelez: A small villages with a lot of history to tell (ENG-ESP) by @castri-ja

La Caridad is a very small village with barely more than 1000 inhabitants, with small blocks of houses, some of them small houses. The María Cristina Park is the favourite public space of the people of La Caridad. Among other reasons because it is where the weekly market is held on Tuesdays.

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Honorable Mentions

• Waterfall, Isla Cachamay, Venezuela by @wilfredocav
• Leaning Tower, Pisa, Italy by @ekna
• Town, Empuriabrava, Spain by @lett
• Monument, New Delhi, India by @parvkhuller
• Town, Burguillos del Cerro, Spain by @oscarps
• City, Umea, Sweden by @littlebee4
• Mountains, Rudra Nath, Uttarakhand, India by @himalayanwomb
• Island, Medellin, Cebu, Philippines by @gelultimate
• Mountains, Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India by @vaibhavrawat
• Death Road, Kilometro 20, Bolivia by @lizanomadsoul
• Port, Crikvenica, Croatia by @noemilunastorta
• Mountains, Solang, Himachal Pradesh, India by @pranavinaction
• Christmas Market, Timisoara, Romania by @triplug
• Hill, Catamarca, Argentina by @lauramica
• Garden, Fes, Morocco by @hierundjetzt

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