Travel Digest #2364

Introduction

Hello everyone. This is @lauramica and I'm here to share with you our Wednesday Travel Digest. This time, our featured posts take us on a walk along the Great Wall of China, a stroll through the streets of Trogir in Croatia and a tour of a palace in Caserta, Italy. As always, we also take a trip around the world with posts from Argentina, Colombia, Russia, the Philippines, Japan and Tanzania, among others.

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Our winners today

🥇 Visiting the GREAT WALL of CHINA, Badaling Great Wall by @tanzil2024

Traveling is the most exciting way to heal eternally from all the unhealthy things in the world. Welcome to my other travel story. I have visited the GREAT WALL of CHINA, Badaling Point. Most of the time, I am busy at my desk; I have become a nature lover, and I always want to visit places with natural beauty. The parts of the Great Wall of China in different locations in Beijing are so attractive to me, with their greenish appearance in summer when the trees on the mountains look amazing at that time. But it is almost the last week of October, and in Beijing, winter is coming in a few days when most of the trees will lose their lives, and the leaves will have changed their color from Green to yellow or brown.

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🥈 High above Trogir by @delishtreats

Trogir is a true gem, and even though it is such a small town our experience didn't fit into one post, so let's continue where we left off last time.

Last time, we entered the old town on the other side of the island, and this time we will go through The Southern Gate. The gate dates to the 16th century, and all of its parts are original.

There was a group of tourists with a guide in front of the gate and we overheard some fun facts about it. In the past, it used to be closed in the early evening, so everyone who wanted to return back later couldn't enter the old town and had to spend the night in front of the town fortification. No late drinks!

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🥉 Reggia di Caserta, not a place but a wonder! (ENG/ESP) by @noemilunastorta

As I told you in some previous posts this weekend I took a little trip with some friends to a place I totally fell in love with! The palace of Caserta! This magical place is a royal house, an ancient noble villa belonging to the Bourbons of Sicily located in Caserta. Built by the architect Luigi Vanvitelli to demonstrate with architecture and pomp the power of this noble family who wanted a dream villa, something grand that would make all the other families die of envy, in fact they spent very high sums for this villa and the Its construction lasted almost twenty years and was later enlarged and renovated even if it never managed to reach the size of the original project. This villa is a riot of beauty, art, architecture, green spaces and sculptures.

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