Travel Digest #1546

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's late edition of #TravelDigest. I overslept! I forgot it's my turn to curate today. Anyway, in our featured posts, we have a temple in Mauritius, a highland in Venezuela, and a marina in Turkey. Enjoy and have a great weekend ahead!

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @pinmapple, @blocktrades, @theycallmedan and the curation trail. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

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Our winners today 🍍

🥇 Mauritius – Beautiful Kaylasson Temple in Port Louis by @digi-me

This beautiful Hindu Temple is located in Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius. The name of it is Sri Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Temple, also called Kaylasson Temple. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva – the Destroyer and to the Tamils of Mauritius, the temple is an important place of worship. It's also the most popular place of the Cavadee festival for the Indo-Mauritian population. This temple is one of the oldest Tamil tradistional temples in Port Louis and certainly one of the most impressive I have seen so far. But you don't need to be a devotee in order to enjoy the peacefulness and beauty of the temple.

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🥈 Journey to the High of Mifafí, Mérida - Venezuela / Travesía hacia el Alto de Mifafí, Mérida - Venezuela by @sofathana

Merida, in the Venezuelan Andes, has always been a very touristic state and above all a mecca for mountaineers. I've been hiking for several years, so I've been on several excursions around these parts and this time I will share with you the one I did in the Mifafí Valley, Sierra de la Culata National Park, during which I had the opportunity to summit several peaks above 4,000 masl (meters above sea level).

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🥉 Çeşme Marina by @wagner32

Çeşme is a beautiful city where blue and green come together. I think that looking at the blue from the top of the fountain can be the most peaceful situation in the world. Çeşme can be very crowded in the summer months. However, I visited Çeşme for the first time in May. I took my friend, who came to Izmir for the holiday, to Çeşme Harbor and saw that visiting this place in spring can be much more enjoyable. I stopped the car on the way down to Cesme Port. My friends were surprised, but I love to look at cities from the hills. Try it once. Look for a wide-angled hill in the cities you visit and try to look at the city from that hill. This point of view will add a pleasant meaning to your trip. It can be much nicer to get away a little and see the whole landscape. My friends also loved this view. Çeşme Castle on one side and Çeşme Harbor on the other were parts of a magnificent whole. Yachts dancing with the sea in the harbor, endless blues, gentle wind, the smell of the sea carried by the wind and green nature accompanied by wind roses right in front of you...

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Honorable Mentions

Eco-Tour, Dak Lak, Vietnam by @dodovietnam

Bird Sanctuary, Olango Island, Cebu, Philippines by @patsitivity

City, Havana, Cuba by @littlebee4

Town, Barquisimeto, Venezuela by @cvnuitter

Beach, Marco Island, Florida, USA by @artmom

Street, Genoa, Italy by @belug

Trail, Krakow, Poland by @astinmin

Fort, Chittorgarh, India by @yoda69

Festival, Busua, Ghana by @leifasaur

Castle, Bratislava, Slovakia by @delishtreats

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