Travel Digest #2330

Introduction

Hello everyone. It's @lauramica here to share with you our Travel Digest of the day. In our featured posts today we have a summer walk in Croatia; a hike in the Himalayan mountains, and a tour of a chapel in Venezuela. As always, we also take a trip around the world with some posts from Argentina, Italy, Spain, Andorra and Canada, among others.

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Our winners today

🥇 Days and evenings in the Green Lagoon in Croatia by @jelenaa

Hello everyone, I hope you are doing great. My summer vacation is over and I'm back at work so these days I was struggling to find some time to share my summer experiences with you. When you come back from vacation, you are greeted with a lot of work but you would rather be somewhere else.

I would like to be in Croatia again, in Green lagoon near Poreč in Istria where I spent my summer vacation.

During the day, the Green Lagoon is calm. People are by the sea and enjoy it. Hardly anyone walks. They mostly lie on the beach.

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🥈 Hiking to Bethar Dhar. Starting an expedition unknown. by @parvkhuller

Namaste 🙏

It was time to start our journey to the inner Himalayas. We now had to leave our car behind and start our hike to the unknown world that was above and ahead of us. We were three collage friends with a hunger for adventure.

As soon as I took my first step on the trail, all my worries just disappeared. I was at peace with existence and the only thing I was focused on was nature.

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🥉 San Rafael Chapel | Capilla San Rafael ⛪️ by @noalys

When I was about to finish my tour in the Hogar Clínica San Rafael, I had the joy of finding the chapel with the same name open inside this assistance center, which was a great blessing, before entering it I first had to go through a corridor of brick walls and wooden ceiling, On its walls there were colorful images or pictures of the patron saint of the Zulianos which is our Virgin of Chiquinquira, right at the entrance was the Virgin of Guadalupe and Blessed Jose Gregorio Hernandez, plus some wooden doors and glass that made you know it was the entrance to the chapel.

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