Travel Digest #1434

Introduction

Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with today's edition of the #traveldigest. Today our Top 3 Pinmapple posts will take you to kayek a cave in Vietnam, visit a stunning museum in Russia and finally we will go on a hike along the Argave coast in Portugal. Enjoy!

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Kayaking In The Underground Phong Nha River Cave - My First Trip Of 2022 by Hive account@dung-huong

" With our flashlights, we continued into the dark narrow passage, where we were surrounded by amazing stalagmites and stalactites. We discovered that we were far too little to camp in this location. We halted at the river bank inside the cave where we left the kayaks and found a good site for dinner after kayaking about 2.5 kilometers inside the cave. Fresh spring rolls, cheese laughing cow, breads, salads, biscuits, and more bananas were served during our dinner. "

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🥈 The Ermitage- from a gold-plated peacock clock to the military gallery by Hive account@marytraveldiary

" today I want to tell you something about the Ermitage, in which I have been a little longer ago, but wanted to share with you the impressions in any case! It is located in St Petersburg near the Neva River, which flows through the whole of St. Petersburg. Close to the water, the Hermitage looks even more beautiful:) I visited it with friends in one day, but if you are planning a trip there, I would recommend you to visit it in 2 days, because there is really a lot to see and it is almost impossible to do it in one day without missing some nice parts."

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🥉 A foggy Hike in Salema by Hive account@betterthanhome

" We actually went there because we wanted to see the footprints of the dinosaur that were discovered in 2001 by geologists from the University of Lisbon. But due to a very high tide we were not able to see them from close up but from the stairs leading to the hiking trail. It also was a bit tricky to get on to the stairs as we had to wait for the right time when no waves come in."

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