Travel Digest #453

steemitworldmap (75)in #traveldigest • 5 years ago

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Travel Digest

#1 5 cities to visit in Mexico | by @haydae

"When it comes to diverse landscapes, Mexico is the full package. It boasts the most gorgeous beaches in Central America, archaeological sites nestled in the jungle, lush rainforests and mountains. Visitors come to enjoy its family-friendly resorts along the Riviera Maya or stay in ancient haciendas to enjoy peace and tranquillity in the countryside."

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#2 Soft Water, Soft Light, Softly Approaching Goðafoss | by @crimsonclad

"Somewhere around the fifth day on the road, I came to Goðafoss — the waterfall of the gods. The expansive, roaring ringed wall of water is one of the largest in the county, and the sound and river approach to the falls was much different to many of the hikes I'd taken previously. Here, the water was turbulent, driven by the wind and the immense pressure of the falls, and the hike along the river was wild and frightening with a presence that many of the others hadn't possessed. Small drops and heavy rapids led for kilometers towards the main bowl of the falls."

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#3 Visiting Dr Sun | by @livinguktaiwan

"Dr Sun spent some of his earlier years studying in Hong Kong in the late 19th century, and traces of his footsteps can be found on many places around Central and mid levels. One such place is the Dr Sun Yat Sen Museum. The museum is located within a century old mansion at the mid levels called Kam Tong Hall. This was built by the richest Chinese merchant, the Hotung family in 1914 during the early years of British colonial rule. Back then, only the British could live at the mid levels. The Hotung family were the first Chinese family that were allowed to move into the area."

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