Travel Digest #2380

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. Despite of my current situation, I have to curate for me to at least be distracted. Anyway, in our featured posts, we have a historic site in Penang, Malaysia, a temple in Himachal Pradesh, India, and a glamping site in West Java, Indonesia. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!

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Our winners today

🥇 Georgetown Historic Site, Penang - Malaysia by @isdarmady

I understand why so many Indonesians come all the way to Georgetown for a vacation. In addition to this city being one of the destinations for easy, cheap and close medical checkups from where I live, one of the reasons is that this city is so calm and peaceful. It's my first time going to Georgetown. I only stayed here for 3 days because I accompanied my wife who was on vacation, so I also wanted to join. The trip to Penang or Georgetown only takes 45 minutes by plane, even longer for immigration matters alone. It was boring because you had to queue and wait for your turn to check your passport.

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🥈 Hike 30km and visit the 4000-year-old Vasishtha temple by @himalayanwomb

Before getting down from Kothi, I look at the valley and click a photo. Here in the valley, there are apple trees everywhere and nowadays all the trees have apples. I could have covered the distance of about 13 km by car or bus but I thought it better to walk. There is some traffic towards Palchan which I cut through by walking fast and looking at the fast vehicles passing by with mischievous eyes.

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🥉 When You Get Stress, Go Glamour Camping in Namu Hejo Riverside - Pengalengan, West Java by @viviehardika

Bandung, West Java is always special to me, especially for areas that have beautiful views like Cikole. If it's Bandung City, I think a thousand times to stop by, but if it's a natural place, I have no answer to refuse it. I'm even willing to go back to Cikole to enjoy the refreshing nature there. But this time I want to talk about another place in West Java that is no less beautiful.

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Honorable Mentions

• Plaza, Buenos Aires, Argentina by @mamaemigrante
• Forest, Ravennaschlucht, Germany by @rebet
• Town, Lipova, Romania by @triplug
• Port, Barcelona, Spain by @lett
• Temple, Koh Samui, Thailand by @nathen007
• City, Tallinn, Estonia by @ellie-mai
• Coast, Pacific Grove, California, USA by @crypticat
• Peninsula, Adicora, Venezuela by @maitt87
• Town, Candelario, Spain by @oscarps
• Art Gallery, Kristiansand, Norway by @digi-me
• Island, Santa Cruz, Galapagos, Ecuador by @dtam
• City, Deventer, Netherlands by @karinxxl

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