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Travel Digest #2981

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Published: 17 Jul 2026 › Updated: 17 Jul 2026Travel Digest #2981

Travel Digest #2981

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Hey, hey! This is gabrielatravels@gabrielatravels, and I am excited to bring you a brand new edition of #TravelDigest! ❤️

Today's post is going to take you on a virtual tour with stops at a museum in Alaska, a church in Cuba, and a trip in Indonesia. We also have the honourable mentions, where you can get a few more travel postcards from the United Kingdom, Indonesia, Ecuador, and Venezuela, so don't forget to check these posts too! 😊


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🥇 Oasis de Belleza - Oasis of Beauty. [Esp - Eng] by jcalvoparapar@jcalvoparapar

Walking away, the structure gradually blends into its surroundings. Despite the presence of decaying buildings, attention inevitably returns to its grandeur, a landmark that has defined this part of Havana since the late 1940s. Its neo-Gothic design—little recognized by most—continues to captivate pedestrians. At the small square where Vista Alegre and Buenaventura intersect, the building’s majesty leaves no one indifferent. Even the somber streets gain a measure of brightness from its presence.

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🥈 Flowers and WWII Bunkers in remote Dutch Harbor, Alaska by dtam@dtam

Finally we stopped at the Museum of the Aleutians. Here we could step through time, starting with the Aleut culture that has thrived here for 10,000 years, leading up through the king crab boom made famous by the Deadliest Catch TV show. Our morning was a great overview of the many aspects of these remote islands. But after riding in a van all morning, I was ready to get out and get moving. So off we went.

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🥉 EXPLORING THE GREEN WORLD // Peace under the cool shade of the mangrove trees in Langsa City by riyat@riyat

I don't want to compare this destination with any other tourist attraction, but the moment you arrive, you are immediately welcomed by breathtaking natural scenery,and that's why I like to call this place "the Green World." Although the destination itself hasn't changed much and everything still looks almost the same,but it is the peaceful atmosphere of nature that I have missed the most.

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