Travel Digest #2362

Introduction

Hi everyone It's @lizanomadsoul here introducing the Monday edition of the #TravelDigest.

I hope you all had a wonderful start to the week. Again today has been another great day to read about amazing places and stories around the globe contributed by you!

This time we have great stories from Kenya, Germany, Denmark, Greece, Portugal, Malaysia, Spain, The US, Cuba, The Philippines, Argentina, Colombia, Belgium, and Marocco in our selection - So a little bit of everything! - Enjoy ;)

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Our winners today

🥇 African Safari Day 9 - The Masai Mara Lion Cubs! by @dtam

We are here in the Masai Mara, which is Kenya's top notch destination for a wildlife safari. It is Day 9 of our safari, and by now we have seen most of the big animals in this part of East Africa. So the group was thinking, 'what else could be possibly see, that we havn't already?' That is when the Mara served up something special, lion cubs.

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🥈 Trip to the Monastery of Yuste, German cemetery [Eng][Esp] by @oscarps

The two best-known valleys in the north of the province of Cáceres in the autonomous community of Extremadura are the Jerte Valley (known for the white blanket that covers it with the cherry blossoms in the season in March) and the Vera Valley, almost parallel to and crossed by tributaries of the Tagus River such as the Arroyo de Yuste, which are the destination of my trip to this historic monastery of the Jerónimos de Yuste located there. This is an area of rivers and small streams that form pools and gorges of a very well-preserved natural and scenic beauty, a natural space that accompanied me on this expedition through the area. I began this expedition leaving the city of Cáceres on the N-110 highway to take the regional EX-203 that would take me to Cuacos de Yuste, to the monastery and the German cemetery located very close to the convent. I also took the opportunity to visit a small nearby town called Garganta de la Olla, where the river forms different waterfalls and pools, preserving a rural beauty that blends in with the natural surroundings of the area.

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🥉 A Day in Copenhagen: Exploring Sacred Sites, Street Food, and Market Life (16 photos) by @jarvie

Before diving into the excitement of Hive Fest in Amsterdam, I decided to spend some time in Copenhagen, Denmark. This was my first trip to Denmark, and I had the privilege of exploring with a local friend. Over the course of a day, I discovered a blend of history, art, and culture, capturing moments that felt both serene and lively. Armed with my phone and guided by a local perspective, I walked through this beautiful city, uncovering places both iconic and everyday. Here’s a closer look at my day in Copenhagen, filled with photos, insights, and a bit of Danish flavor.

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