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06/13/2024

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06/13/2024

Lets Travel !!! Tell a friend to tell a friend and another friend to tell theirs ⛽️🚘✈️🪬

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09/16/2023

Make each day your masterpiece.✍🏽

08/16/2023

Australia!

With some of the world’s friendliest people, Australia is a place that welcomes you with open arms and invites you to experience it with all your senses. Live like a local and explore the Great Barrier Reef, go on coastal walks with wombats, or swim in waterholes in the Outback. This isn’t a place you just see, but a place you feel.

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08/11/2023

Fun fact: Brasil

El Camino de Moisés en Barra Grande, Brasil te permite cruzar entre las aguas, sin duda es una experiencia que debes vivir.

Aquí, el mar se abre en dos y permite caminar entre las aguas, creando un fenómeno singular, este sitio es especialmente apreciado por los brasileños que viven en la costa norte de Alagoas, y sus paisajes cautivan la atención de todos los visitantes.

El color turquesa del agua, comparado frecuentemente con el Caribe, y la arena blanca hacen de este lugar uno de los destinos más destacados de Brasil. En el municipio de Maragogi, entre las playas de Antunes y Burgalhau, a tan solo 125 kilómetros de Maceio, la capital de Alagoas.

Éste Banco de Arena que se forma sobre el Océano Atlántico, permite a los visitantes caminar aproximadamente 800 Metros por el camino cruzando la otra orilla, Mar Adentro, durante la Marea Baja.

08/08/2023

Fun fact: Hawaii

Fun traveling facts: Hawaii 🍍🍍

The Mokulua Islands are two small island located off the eastern coast of Oahu. The two islands are named Moku Nui (meaning "big island" in Hawaiian) and Moku Iki (meaning "small island" in Hawaiian).

The Mokulea Islands hold great cultural significance in ancient Hawaiian history.
They were not heavily populated but were revered for their spiritual and ecological importance. They were considered sacred and served as important navigational points for Polynesian voyagers and were believed to be the guardians of the nearby Kaneohe Bay.

Today, the Mokulua Islands remain an essential part of Hawaii’s cultural identity. Their preservation and protection are considered vital in preserving the cultural heritage of the region. Moku Nui, the larger of the two islands, is open to the public while Moku Iki is off-limits to preserve the natural habitat for the native seabirds that nest there.

Respecting the land, its history, and the protocols associated with these sacred sites is crucial to maintaining the cultural heritage of the islands for future generations 🙏🌺

08/08/2023

Fun traveling facts: Hawaii 🍍🍍

The Mokulua Islands are two small island located off the eastern coast of Oahu. The two islands are named Moku Nui (meaning "big island" in Hawaiian) and Moku Iki (meaning "small island" in Hawaiian).

The Mokulea Islands hold great cultural significance in ancient Hawaiian history.
They were not heavily populated but were revered for their spiritual and ecological importance. They were considered sacred and served as important navigational points for Polynesian voyagers and were believed to be the guardians of the nearby Kaneohe Bay.

Today, the Mokulua Islands remain an essential part of Hawaii’s cultural identity. Their preservation and protection are considered vital in preserving the cultural heritage of the region. Moku Nui, the larger of the two islands, is open to the public while Moku Iki is off-limits to preserve the natural habitat for the native seabirds that nest there.

Respecting the land, its history, and the protocols associated with these sacred sites is crucial to maintaining the cultural heritage of the islands for future generations 🙏🌺