Travel Digest #1263

Introduction


Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. I love it when we get to curate so many awesome posts from around the world and are spoilt with choice in selecting the Top 3. It was a tough decision today, I ended up with three places that are all on my personal bucket list. I hope you will like my choices and enjoy your weekend Pinmapple virtual tour around the world. Have a great weekend.


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


Our winners today šŸ


šŸ„‡ TRAVERSING THE BREATHTAKING CANADIAN ROCKY MOUNTAINS ā€¢ PART #4 / TRAVESƍA POR LAS MONTAƑAS ROCOSAS ā€¢ PARTE 4 by @charsdesign

"After a few minutes of marveling at the scenery of Bow Lake, we returned to the bus and in less than 10 minutes we were off again. We were at the Peyto Lake tourist parking lot. From there we took a short walk of about 15 minutes to go up to the lookout point, where we were able to enjoy one of the most beautiful views in the Rockies. The turquoise blue color of Peyto Lake is extraordinary. From this point you can see almost the entire lake and part of the mountains in the distance."

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šŸ„ˆ My Trans-Siberian Railway Adventure Part 1: Views From A Train's Window by @positivesteem

"We had to make a rather long stop at Erlian Station in the middle of the night for the changing of the train's wheel. Erlian is a border town between China and Mongolia. Because the train tracks between China and Mongolia are different, the train's wheels need to be changed to enable it to travel on Mongolian tracks. This is also the place where the Mongolian officials boarded the train to check our passports."

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šŸ„‰ Provence Region III: Rousillion by @leaky20

"Rousillion is located in hills of Luberon and the heart of one of the largest ocre deposits in the world. Ocre is a natural clay earth pigment that comes in a variety of colors ranging from bright yellow to deep red. All of the homes and buildings in town have been washed in a traditional ocre rendering making it truly unique in its appearance."

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Honorable Mentions

  • Island, Cebu, Philippines by @intoy.bugoy
  • Houses, Rokytne, Ukraine by @olga.maslievich
  • Bridge, Lucerne, Switzerland by @obsesija
  • Museum, Anatolian, Turkey by @damla
  • Mountain, Jerzersko, Serbia by @crazy-andy
  • Hiking, Avila, Venazuela by @tibaire
  • Park, New Bedford, USA by @tattoodjay
  • Museum, Da Nang, Vietnam by @dodovietnam
  • Coast, Ostend, Belgium by @haastrecht
  • Estate, Warsaw, Poland by @katiefreespirit


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