Travel Digest #1545

Introduction

Hi everyone it's Hive account@lizanomadsoul here with the Tuesday edition of the #TravelDigest.

Another day of great places and stories around the globe to read about! This time we have great stories from Venezuela, Italy, Argentina, Bulgaria, Australia, The US, Mexico, Malta, The Philippines, Czech Republic, Peru, and The Netherlands - So a little bit of everything! - Enjoy 😉

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🥇 Exploring the indigenous houses, Orinoco Delta, Venezuela by Hive account@soyunasantacruz

The people of the water or boat people, that is what Waraos means, are an indigenous Venezuelan ethnic group that lives on the water and this publication is about the structure of their dwellings and the camp where I was traveling while touring the Orinoco Delta. Their houses are huts built of wood with Moriche palm roofs, this palm is the most abundant in this area and is a resource that is fully exploited, these houses are known as palafitos and their bases are logs buried in the water that resemble floating huts, the camp where I spent my stay is on the Orinoco River which is one of the most important in the world.

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🥈 Venice Photography Guide, Italy by Hive account@mibreit-photo

I've been a photographer for more than ten years and even though Venice has been on my list of future travel destinations for most of that time, only recently did I finally visit this wonderful city. For five days, I explored the maze of narrow alleys, canals, and little bridges that make up the heart of Venice. In this article, I share my experiences as a photography guide.

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🥉 The Argentine equivalent of the Dead Sea: Lake Epecuén, Argentina by Hive account@lauramica

We had already started the return home two days ago but far from being sad about it, we were enjoying it as much as when we went to our main destination. As we moved more than 2000 km from home, the return trip was a bit long so we had to make two intermediate stops to rest for the night. One of them was in the province of La Pampa, where we arrived very late and only slept to continue the trip very early the next day, and the second was in the city of Carhué, where we decided to stay a little longer to enjoy the Epecuen lagoon.

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