Travel Digest #1496

Introduction

Hi everyone, Hive account@livinguktaiwan here with today's edition of the #TravelDigest. We currently have some issues with our hosting service provider that is impacting Pinmapple. When you access https://pinmapple.com/ you'll notice that there are no pins on the map. We're not sure what the problem is and that also means we couldn't access our curation database yesterday to produce the #TravelDigest. Currently we have to produce the #TravelDigest manually. it's more work for the team, but we are here to support the travel community and we will do the best we can. In the meanwhile you can continue to pin your travel content on Pinmapple but you won't be able to see it until the problem is fixed with our hosting service provider. Thanks for your understanding.

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Discover a 700-year-old Incense village in the heart of the ancient capital by Hive account@thuongnguyen

" As soon as you entered the village, the scent of incense permeated the space. Here, incense artisans often decorate beautiful bouquets of incense so that visitors can take pictures and "perform" the traditional incense-making stages. When my sister and I went to the place, we saw a bustling scene of young people trying to check in with bouquets of flowers arranged with incense."

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🥈 Trip to Cellular Jail in Andaman Islands by Hive account@codingdefined

" It was a good experience where we have learnt too many things about history and also found out how much freedom fighters have to go through to get freedom. And now whatever we see some countries invading other countries, our heart goes out to those people who have to go through hell like our forefathers used to go through."

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🥉 Fife Coastal Path - Dysart - Scotland” by Hive account@celticheartbeat

" This is a collection of shots taken yesterday afternoon while I was out walking in the historic picturesque town of Dysart here on the Fife coast in Scotland. The building you see here is St Serfs tower, it was first built around 1245ad and functioned as a church right up to the 1800s when it fell into disrepair and was abandoned. During the first and second world wars it served as a lock out post."

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