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AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ (@thewanderingandariego) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. The account has 5,882 followers and 61 published posts. Recent posts average 262 likes and 6 comments, an engagement rate of 4.87%.

AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Set against 15 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 392 followers per account AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ follows. AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ under Photographer, with Photography & Video as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ runs to 20 words across 3 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ dates from May 2020.

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All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ are carousels. 61 published posts give AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 96 followers for each post published. AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ also keeps 5 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 231 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include through, favorite, photos, scroll and world. The captions tag #chile, #chilegram, #santiago, #santiagodechile and #turismochile.

My most recent adventure was supposed to take me to Antartica & Patagonia, unfortunately I only made it as far as my first planned stop, Santiago de Chile, where I spent a few days before having to leave the country because of the pandemic and Chile closing its borders. Even though I wish I could have seen more of this country I’m glad I got to explore and take in the museums, grand architecture and pedestrian malls of the Centro, a wonderful place for strolling.

Interestingly it marked a personal milestone as I’d never had a chance to visit so many different regions in one calendar year! Starting with Asia and Japan, then with the Himalayas, and later India; later into Europe starting with Turkey, though I also spent time in the Asian part of this country; the Baltic’s, Scandinavia, the Iberian peninsula, and finally the African continent and Tunisia, before heading to South America and then Mexico where I currently am. Can’t think of anything that makes feel more alive than traveling!

Scroll through some of my favorite photos from Santiago and a short video of the majestic Andes Mountain Range seen from the plane!
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#chile šŸ‡ØšŸ‡± #chilegram #santiago
#santiagodechile šŸ‡ØšŸ‡± #turismochile
Suomenlinna, the ā€˜fortress of Finland’, is a Unesco World Heritage Site that was originally built by the Swedes, as Sveaborg, in the mid-18th century. Visually striking and historically evocative, it offers several museums, bunkers and fortress walls, and The Great Courtyard, the main focus of the fortress and the first formal space of this kind in all Finland. A legendary bastion fortress that through the course of its history has served in the defence of three realms: Sweden, Russia and Finland.

From the main quay, a blue-signposted walking path connects the key attractions all the way to the most atmospheric part of Suomenlinna, Kustaanmiekka, at the end of the blue trail, where you’ll find old bunkers, crumbling fortress walls and cannons that will give you an insight into the fortress, and lastly the magnificent Monumental King’s Gate, still standing next to the royal query.

Only a 20 minute ferry ride from Helsinki, capital of Finland and a culture-packed urban centre with boulevards and backstreets overflown with magnificent architecture and surrounded by sublime natural environment, exploring this world class venue is a most do on any trip to the Baltic region.

The time I spent in Finland was my only taste of beautiful Scandinavia on my four-month long world trip from last year, and even though I’ve explored Sweden,Denmark, and Norway in previous trips, I can’t wait to return and see more!

Scroll through some of my favorite photos of Suomenlinna and it’s fortress!
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#suomenlinna #visitsuomenlinna #suomenlinnaisland #suomenlinnatoymuseum
#suomenlinnankesƤteatteri
Tallinn’s Medieval Old Town, a fairly-tale UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a mystical, mesmerizing, addictive and the best preserved medieval city in Europe, as well as Estonia’s most fascinating locality. Here you'll find original winding cobblestone streets dotted with enchanting architecture, medieval churches and grandiose merchant houses, barns and warehouses which date back to the Middle Ages. Exploring it is truly like embarking on a medieval quest.

Either if you decide to go people-watching in Town Hall Square in summer, or wrapping up for the Christmas markets in the winter; or explore the two distinct districts of this near-perfect medieval town which is divided into an upper town, Toompea the ancient hilltop citadel, and lower town, which is still surrounded by much of its 2.5 km defensive wall; perhaps wander into hidden medieval courtyards, and find footworn stone stairways leading to sweeping views of the red-roofed city; or maybe walking the mysterious passages in Tallinn’s earthwork fortifications, you’ll enjoy an authentic medieval milieu, a window into the Middle Ages and all its mysticism.

Scroll through some of my favorite photos of Tallinn’s Old Town greatest landmarks!

1. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
2. Town Hall Square during the annual Christmas Market & Town Hall
3. Lower Town Wall & Towers
4. Old Town Medieval Wall
5. Tallinn seen from Hotel Viru KGB museum
6. Old Town seen from Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform
7. Toompea, Upper Town
8. Epping Tower by Lower Town Wall
9. Danish King’s Garden Monk Statue.
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#tallinn #tallinna #tallinn_city #tallinnoldtown #tallinngram

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The Old City of RiĢ„ga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a striking example of a Medieval-era town where most buildings, constructed during different periods of history in various architectural styles, have the status of cultural heritage landmarks and display how cities where built back in the day. With its cobblestone streets, an abundance of architectural gems including the greatest number of Art Nouveau buildings of any city in Europe; unique sacral structures, art galleries and history museums; Riga’s Old Town is simply a magical place to explore.

If this wasn’t enough within less than a hundred miles of RiĢ„ga you’ll find the country’s grandest National Park, Gauja NP; it’s greatest palace, Rundale Palace, also known as the Baltic Versailles; JuĢ„rmala, a long string of townships with grand wooden beach houses belonging to Russian oil tycoons, the Baltic’s version of the French Riviera; and the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum, an enchanted forest sitting along the shores of Lake Jugla that contains wooden buildings from Latvia’s four cultural regions. Photos of all this unique destinations soon to come in future posts!

And when in Riga you can’t leave without a shot of Black Balzam, a traditional Latvian jet black-secret recipe balzam with 45% alcohol content!

Scroll through some of my favorite photos of RiĢ„ga’s Old City greatest landmarks!

1. Blackheads House
2. Our Lady of Sorrows Church
3. Three Brothers
4. Pilsetas kanals
5. Riga’s Cathedral
6. Liberty Monument Square on Latvia’s independence day celebration
7. Latvian National Opera
8. Statue of Roland at the Blackheads House.
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#riga #riĢ„ga #rigaoldtown šŸ‡±šŸ‡» #rigacity #latviašŸ‡±šŸ‡» šŸ‡±šŸ‡»
Rising like an apparition from the waters of Lake Galvė, Trakai's Gothic castle is like tripping into a fairy tale. The crowning attraction of Trakai Historical National Park, and the only of its kind in Europe, this park is included in the UNESCO tentative list for becoming a World Heritage Site.

Even though it’s very hard to say which of the regions I visited on my four-month world trip I enjoyed the most, I can say with all honesty that aside from the time spent in the Himalayas thru-hiking along the Annapurna Circuit, exploring the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia ) was my personal favorite. I’ve always had a special interest and fascination with the culture and people from this lesser known part of the world, and it has only increased every time I’m exposed again to it all, reason why visiting all the countries that once were part of the Soviet Union is very high on my bucket list of travel goals. As soon as borders reopen I plan to head back and continue my quest!
So for those who haven’t considered visiting Lithuania, please do, the southernmost of the Baltic countries, it has an otherworldly quality. Blame it on the Baltic sea breeze and beaches spangled with amber and woodlands; or the Curonian Spit, a magical sliver of land and host to Europe’s most precious and tallest sand dunes; surely beautiful Vilnius and its Old Town that resembles more an open air museum than a city with its bright baroque houses, cobblestoned charms, inviting alleyways and colorful churches built around quiet courtyards, and all-night clubbing fun; maybe it’s the almost-endless midsummer days, the ancient castles, classic Soviet era buildings, the medieval-style mead and traditional wood-carving that never went out of style, or the mysticism of Europe's last country to be Christianised, pagan history still soaks the land.

Scroll through some of my favorite photos visiting Trakai Island Castle and National Historical Park!
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#trakaicastle #trakai #trakaiislandcastle #lithuania
#ig_lithuania šŸ‡±šŸ‡¹ šŸ‡±šŸ‡¹
The Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in Narita, Japan, a thousand year old historic Buddhist temple from the Edo Period, is one of the oldest temple complex in Japan and the second most visited in the country.

Designated as a Japanese Important Cultural Property, this landmark is home to several sacred structures, statues, and objects, none more relevant than the great Buddhist deity Fudo Myoo, the Unmovable Wisdom King, brought from Kyoto in the year 939 on a secret order of the emperor with the hope that it would help stop a nationwide bloody revolt by conducting a Goma rite (which consists on burning small pieces of wood on the altar to invoke divine help) in front of the image for 21 days. The rebellion was suppressed and the legend of this sacred Buddhist place was born.

Scroll through the photos to see this and other important Japanese cultural national assets located in this sacred grounds.

1. Iou-den, a praying place where 12 guardian gods are enshrined, and Heiwa Daito, the Great Pagoda of Peace, where a room for copying the Buddhist Scriptures is located.

2. Sanju-no-To, a three-story 25 meter pagoda situated by the entrance of Naritasan Temple.

3. The great hall where deity Fudo Myoo is enshrined.

Japan was my first stop during a four month-long trip last year, and my experience visiting Narita definitely surpassed my expectations. It’s for days like this when you’re pleasantly surprised exploring lesser known destinations that travelers live for!.
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#naritasanshinshojitemple #narita #naritasan #japan #traveljapan
Even in mighty and magical Istanbul nothing beats Hagia Sophia, which was for centuries the greatest church in Christendom and later after the fall of Constantinople, the capital of the Roman Byzantine Empire, converted to an Ottoman imperial mosque. Considered by many scholars one of the Wonders of the World, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Aya Sofia was the world’s largest building and the engineering marvel of its time.

Istanbul was one of the beautiful cities and regions I visited during the 4 weeks I spent exploring Turkey while on a four month world trip last fall. This faraway land possibly has more world famous ruins and monuments, figures and empires, than any other country in the globe.
A must-do adventure full of once in a lifetime experiences!

Scroll through a few of my favorite moments enjoying Hagia Sophia in the early morning and then afternoon!

More to come of my adventures in Turkey soon!.
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#hagiasophia #hagiasofia #ayasofia #ayasofya #istanbul šŸ‡¹šŸ‡· ̇stanbul
Gaudi’s masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site, La Sagrada Familia is one of the greatest buildings anywhere in the world and a bucket list destination for any world traveler.

Still under construction, work started in 1882, and today almost a hundred years after Antonio Gaudi’s death, it’s still unfinished which just adds to the myth of this splendid basilica. La Sagrada Familia not only end up becoming Gaudi’s life work but also his final resting place. He is buried in the cathedral’s crypt.

And don’t forget about the fact you must visit Barcelona to see this man-made wonder, one of the liveliest cities anywhere in the globe and a personal favorite of mine.

This two photos were taken at different times of a picture perfect Barcelona day, and show two of the Basilica’s uniquely original and different facades.
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#lasagradafamilia #sagradafamilia #barcelona #barcelonaspain šŸ‡ŖšŸ‡ø #gaudi
Have you been to Andorra? If you haven’t you should! I did last December and it was great.

This sovereign microstate located in the Iberian Peninsula, bordered by France to the north, Spain to the south, and the majestic Pyrenees to the east is maybe Europe’s best kept secret. You can soak up the natural landscapes around you including The Madriu- Perafita Claror Valley, a World Heritage Site; discover amazing hiking trails, world class ski slopes, and uncover the mysteries of its mountains.
Exploring it’s bustling capital Andorra la Vella, the highest capital city in Europe, and it’s centuries-old Barri Antic, Romanesque churches, sky-reaching mountains peaks, spa resorts, and duty free shops is truly a great experience!

Scroll through this series of some of my favorite photos from my visit to Andorra la Vella..
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#andorralavella #andorra #andorralovers
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The Medina of Tunis, a Unesco World Heritage Site, is a sprawling maze of medieval ancient narrow streets and alleyways twisting, turning, and undulating that gives you a feeling that you suddenly entered into a different world, it is genuinely a city-within-a-city and one of Tunisia's great treasures. •

Tunis, was my first stop on my trip to Tunisia, the first time visiting the African continent, and another once-in-a-lifetime experience I’ll never forget!
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The Medina of Tunis, one of Africa’s biggest and oldest, is rich with some 700 historic palaces, hammams, mosques and madrassas lavishly decorated with tiles, carved stucco and marble columns and scattered throughout the Medina, if explored during the day you’ll find it is full with thousands of shops lining the streets dedicated to selling specific items, restaurants, street-food, offices, apartments, a hotel or two, and countless paths you could take to see it all. It is without a doubt the historic heart of Tunis.
Though as the sun sets, a new reality sets in. Every evening, like clockwork, most of the Medina is abandoned. It’s dark (there’s a near-total lack of lighting), and nearly impossible to navigate for anyone other than those most familiar with the layout. Apart from a small handful of well-trodden lane-ways, the majority of the Tunis Medina remains mysterious and rarely visited by outsiders. •

Scroll through this series of some of my favorite photos of this epic and extraordinary place!
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#tunis #tunisia #tunismedina #exploretunisia
#visittunis

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AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ (@thewanderingandariego) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ runs to 20 words across 3 lines.

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AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ has 5,882 followers on Instagram (5.9K). Set against 15 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 392 followers per account AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ follows. 61 published posts give AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹ a moderate archive on Instagram.

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AntonišŸŒ Adventure TravelšŸŒ‹'s engagement rate on Instagram is 4.87%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 21 followers. An average post collects 262 likes and 6 comments, close to 44 likes for each comment.

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