Travel Digest #1940

Introduction

Hi everyone it's @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. I hope you enjoy today's awesome selection of Pinmapple travels around the world. Have a great weekend!

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by Hive account@pinmapple, Hive account@blocktrades, Hive account@theycallmedan and the curation trail. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Eiffel Tower: Would you like to enter with me and go up to the Second Level? [Eng - Esp] by Hive account@belug

" That day I not only had the blessing of entering and climbing the Tower, but while waiting for a sunset that was hidden by the clouds, the Universe gave me and all of us who were there, a rainbow in the middle of that number of historic buildings that make up Paris. On one side of the Champ de Mars, which extends in front of the French icon, the sky threw those 7 magical colors in that September sunset, while I was surprised and fell in love with travel and the adventure of the images that the world is leaving in front of us at every step we take."

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🥈 Mt. Apo: Our two-years-in-the-making climb to the Philippines' highest mountain by Hive account@mariasalve

" From Tinikaran I, it would take an estimate of 4 to 6 hours to the summit — depending on your pace and your stops. Kuya Babu briefed us what to expect along the trail. He told us not to stray away from the group since there were many confusing forks ahead. He warned us of the steep ascent. That it would be long and grueling and somewhat endless. At quarter to 3 AM, we began. To make sure that no one would drag the hike and none of us would be left behind, we decided who will be on the lead, midpack and sweeper group. "

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🥉 Let's travel together #260 - Tulcea, Romania by Hive account@gabrielatravels

" I won't lie by saying that I covered the whole city during our walks because that's not true, but we did have quite a few walks in more parts of Tulcea and every single landscape expressed the same emotion - a dusty communist feeling, with buildings that lost their color and life a long while ago and where the single 'friends' they can find down the street, are the various shops, restaurants and renting places that are nothing but an abandoned space that perhaps keeps the homeless people safe during the winter."

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