Travel Digest #165 - BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!

Introduction

Heya, it's @martibis here and we have some quite incredible news! We just got a huge delegation from @roelandp. This means that we will be way more capable of rewarding your guys' amazing travel content! I am super hyped about this, and I hope you are too!

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Travel Digest

For our first featured post of today @buttpacker takes us to the Broadway Market in East London, UK. If you're a foodie, you're in for some real treats here! London has a bunch of great markets, with the Broadway one being mostly known for its cheap vintage, great food, live music and cool art and bookstores. Upon arriving there @buttpacker is immediately taken aback by all the wonderful aromas filling the air, from fresh made bread, to hamburgers, to an incredible amount of seafood. The food is not cheap though, for a portion of street-seafood you'll pay between 8 to 12 pounds! For the vegans and vegetarians out there, there a lot of options as well! How about some unusual, but delicious hummus, with flavors as carrot, roasted paprika with garlic? But the best has to be the so-called Afro-taco, where they use an injera (type of pancake in Africa) as the shell and add some Eritrean spices for the seasoning! To end a good day, what's better than a neat rooftop bar and a pint!

For the second post @fiftysixnorth takes us to the Cloud Forest in Singapore. The metro stops just a 10 minute walk away from the entrance, and the little walk makes you pass by the well known Super Trees. The first impression @fiftysixnorth has, is just how huge the place actually is. I mean, a greenhouse with a seven story waterfall inside of it?! There are also a bunch of artworks to be found throughout the Cloud Forest. If you were wondering why it is called the Cloud Forest, it's because they literally make artificial clouds - creating an incredible effect. From all the way at the top, looking down, gives you a beautiful view over it all. There is also a couple of exhibitions that you will be exploring, from some crazy rock formations to the smallest orchids on display (you literally need magnifying glasses to see them!) and a little cave garden exhibit with lights beautifully arranged throughout it.

In our last featured post @joyrobinson takes us to El Castell De Guadalest, Spain. This is a small Valencian village in the Costa Blanca area. It is one of the most visited villages in the region, and it's easy to see why. It boasts an incredible historic site, stunning natural views and nine unique museums and all of that within a meager 16 sq km! The village is centered around a mountain and the old town of San Jose is only reachable through a small tunnel carved out in the rock, which in itself is quite unique. But it's the view that really takes your breath away, once at the top of the village, you look out over a reservoir filled with turquoise water with a stunning mountain backdrop!

Honorable Mentions

• Halong Bai, Vietnam by @lichtcatchtoby
• Machu Picchu, Peru by @snaptravel
• Ashland, Oregon, USA by @aussieninja
• Air Mata Puri Cave, Aceh, Indonesia by @bonesumpal
• Gili Trawangan, Indonesia by @terrybogan
• Mancora, Peru by @world-travel-pro
• Helensburgh Station, Australia by @nickmorphew
• Castles, Okinawa, Japan by @livinguktaiwan
• Hike, Isalo National Park, Madagascar by @travelling-two
• Hike, Yakushima, Japan by @jessbear
• Botanical Gardens, NYC, USA by @senorcoconut
• Flea Market, Springfield, USA by @winstonwolfe
• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic by @followmikecee
• Alfred Nicholas Gardens, Melbourne, Australia by @oen
• Ostrich Park, Melitopol, Ukraine by @olesia
• Batu Caves, Indonesia by @itsben

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