Travel Digest #2462

Introduction

Hello everyone, dear friends of Worldmappin. This is @lauramica here to share with you our Travel Digest for Wednesday 😃 I hope you like this new selection of beautiful posts!

Our featured posts today take us on a great journey to all parts of the world, visiting cool places in Singapore, Norway, Cuba, Italy, Venezuela, Philippines, Morocco, Indonesia and many more! I hope you enjoy these photos :)

Thank you all for pinning your posts to the Worldmappin map! I wish you a great day 😃❤️.

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Our winners today

🥇 Conquering the TreeTop Walk at the McRitchie Nature Park by @curamax

Last Sunday, I had the pleasure of trekking the TreeTop Walk at MacRitchie Nature Park. It took me more than three hours to complete, but it was absolutely worth the experience. I had been planning this for weeks, so I was thrilled to finally make it happen.

I spent three weeks preparing for this trek, considering the difficulty level of the terrain. I read blogs and watched videos about it, and the general consensus was that it’s not just a casual walk in the park. This is especially true for first-timers or for someone like me who isn’t used to long walks on rough terrain.

My preparations included long walks along the street, jogging, and even squats, as I knew there would be uphill sections and steps to climb—hence the name TreeTop Walk, right?

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🥈 The three bridges in Kristiansand, Norway by @digi-me

Last week we finally had a day of sunshine after many rainy days. So I went for a walk in the nice weather. Even though it was one or two degrees below zero, the air was fresh. Wonderful to see the sunlight again. My walk was on the west side of the Otra River, which divides Kristiansand in two. Kristiansand has three bridges crossing the river. Buildt in different periods, due to a groving population and an in creasing number of cars. It's possible to walk along the river on a path on the western side. Thats the side I chose to walk because I had the sun at my back. On the oldest one there is a sign giving us the dates of when it was buildt. There were two dates, which made my curious. So I checked out when I came home. Here are some of the facts to go along with the photos.

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🥉 National Capitol-Havana (en-es) by @samantha06

When we stopped in front of the Capitol, it didn't confirm me just by seeing it from the outside. I wanted to enter its rooms and get to know its history. My older brother, who was the only one who had been to the capital before, did not know if it was possible to enter or not. Finally, we got tickets what we would have to wait because there were only capacities left in the last shift in the afternoon.

The first impression of the Capitol falls in love, its architecture is fantastic, I love its neutral colors in the design, the welcoming sculptures and even its large size. In front of this there are some paladares, hotels and on its sides two parks.

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