Travel Digest #2345

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is Hive account@ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have the city of Atlanta in Georgia, USA, the mountains of Rudra Nath in Uttarakhand, India, and the city of Valencia, Spain. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!

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Our winners today

🥇 Atlanta, Georgia - Between Skyline and Flamethrower by Hive account@koenau

It is the largest airport in the United States. More than 100 million people take off from Atlanta every year or land here. But probably because it is so big, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport seems very small. Its outskirts stretch across the country, and a car journey around it takes three quarters of an hour. But even apart from that, the capital of the US state of Georgia is a city of contrasts. The visit to Atlanta, Georgia, is a journey through history and modernity.

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🥈 Into the Snowstorm: My Final Steps to Rudranath Temple by Hive account@himalayanwomb

The walking distance from Panar to Rudranath temple is 8 km. I sat in Panar and ate the lunch I had brought with me, filled my eyes with the view of the snow-covered peaks visible from here and started walking with my rucksack on my shoulders. The weather is still fine and in the bright sunlight, I felt good that I would reach on time because now the path from here to the temple is almost downhill.

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🥉 PhotoEdits @oscarps - Trip to Valencia, Mediterranean coast [Eng][Esp] by Hive account@oscarps

On the shores of a sea in the “middle of the lands” known as such by the ancient Greeks, the Mediterranean Sea, crossed by the Turia River on the Levantine coast of the Iberian Peninsula and in the centre of a gulf that forms in this area, the Gulf of Valencia, is located the city that I bring you today in this travel report. The city of Valencia is the political and administrative capital of the Autonomous Community of Valencia of which it is a part. Located in a lagoon that is considered one of the largest in Spain in terms of size and where a high percentage is dedicated to the cultivation of rice, a key part of Valencian gastronomy, the famous Valencian paella. It is a large city so the suggestion to visit it is to do so in 3 or 4 days at least. When I arrived I stayed in a fantastic hotel on the Malvarrosa beach very close and well connected to the capital. Although it was a little far from the center at the end of the port, this part of the beginning of the beach progressively merges with the capital, making it a good place to make that first contact with the city of Valencia.

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