Introduction

Hello everyone, friends of Worldmappin! I’m @lauramica, and today I’m bringing you our Thursday Travel Digest. Come take a look at the places we’ll be visiting today! Among our featured posts, we visit a winery in Patardzeuli, Georgia, discover ancient caves in the Loures area of Portugal, and learn about the history of the border between India and Pakistan. We’ll also explore other parts of the world, including Venezuela, Italy, Cuba, and Spain. There’s a little bit of everything! Thank you all for pinning your travels on the Worldmappin map! Have a wonderful day! 😃❤️

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

Our winners today

🥇 A Stop Full of Flavors at KTW Wine House Patardzeuli Georgia by @gretelarmfeg

This day our tour gave us something new to come across. This time we were about to learn about Georgia's wine making tradition. My husband and I were never really wine drinkers but we were still thrilled to visit the place. When we stepped out of the car I was promptly awed by the place. The outside area had tables made from classic wooden wine barrels. It was artistic because the barrels were given another purpose instead of simply being used for storing wine. A giant green wine bottle was also displayed. The garden was adorned with a wooden wagon wheel and a clay pot. These decorations gave the area a traditional countryside feeling.

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🥈 Discovering ancient caves 🌄/ Descubriendo cuevas antiguas🧭 by @biologistbrito

I enjoy exploring because we always discover new and interesting things. Today, I decided to go for a hike in the mountains—in an area of Loures that I love visiting from time to time, as it’s a place where I can breathe in some fresh air. It’s a spot that brings back memories, as this is where my passion for hiking first began; I’m not quite sure how to describe it, but it stirs up so many emotions! During my hike, I thought I spotted a small "cave," so I decided to go and explore it, add it to Google Maps, and learn a bit more about it!🏞️🏔️

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🥉 Attari-Wagah is not just a geographical line; it connects hearts and souls. by @steemflow

Before 1947, India and Pakistan were a single nation. Now as we are a seperate nation, there is always a unique curiosity and excitement within us to visit the place, without going through government formalities. The best answer to that is to get a feel through the border areas. I was too excited too when we did plan to visit the Attari - Wagah Border during the trip to Amritsar. There was a different feeling of patriotism, friendship and excitement for making it too close to the neighbouring country.

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