Travel Digest #2998
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🥇 My Visit to the Ancient City of Sagalassos - The City in the Clouds by
@ellie-maiHello my friends. As I continued my journey through Turkey I reached Sagalassos, one of the highest and most impressive ancient cities in Turkey. The biggest feature of this place is that it hosts the oldest functioning ancient fountain in the world. Its gushing water has not stopped for more than two thousand years, connecting us directly with a past era. This is one of the oldest ancient cities in Turkey that has survived to the present day. It is located about one hundred ten kilometress away from Antalya. And you can easily reach it by car in one point five to two hours. The ruins of this ancient city are hidden on top of the mountains, approximately fifteen hundred meters above sea level.
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🥈 My Trip to Helsingborg - Sofiero Gardens and the City Museum by
@larissalugoHello friends. Today I want to share my trip to Helsingborg with you. This place is located in a wonderful, postcard perfect region called Skåne in southern Sweden. We started our journey at Sofiero, a very interesting royal residence. This site consists of a castle and an extremely beautiful park and garden. I had not visited parks or gardens in quite a while. We took a walk here and explored this impressive northern landscape and garden.
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🥉 A Spontaneous Evening at Sular Vadisi (eng-tr) by
@oneplanetYesterday, we decided to spend a few peaceful hours at Sular Vadisi, a beautiful park very close to our home. It was not a carefully planned picnic with a lot of food, plates, or preparations. We had already eaten breakfast at home, and later we simply prepared our tea, called each other, and decided to meet. One of my aunts was already staying with us, so we left home together. She drove us there, which made everything much easier. We could actually walk to Sular Vadisi because it is not very far from our home, but we had several bags, tea flasks, and some things to sit on. Having a car was a great advantage that day. We had talked about making this plan for a long time, but something always stopped us. That is why I was very happy when it finally happened without too much planning. I really enjoy spontaneous plans because they often become the most natural and memorable moments.
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Honorable Mentions
- Town, Cumanacoa, Venezuela by
@nancybriti1
- Quarry, Ogloblino, Russia by
@apnigrich
- Beach, Colares, Portugal by
@pardinus
- Cave, Maro, Spain by
@mers
- Museum, Cumana, Venezuela by
@saavedraa
- Canyon, Page, Arizona, USA by
@michaelreischer
- Museum, Cumana, Venezuela by
@ramisey
- Village, Bagno Vignoni, Italy by
@sararossi
- City, Giljon, Spain by
@nikaradeva
- Temples, Sarnath, India by
@x-rain
- Shore, Kauai, Hawaii, USA by
@dtam
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