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Endulge Bohemian Life in a Green Village near Gorgeous Sea : Trancoso
The term bohemian is often reserved for people, usually artists or those with creative inclinations, who have a penchant for disregarding traditional rules and bending acceptable norms. And setting foot on the small seaside village of Trancoso in... in: Brazil  |
East Africa’s City of Stones: Unguja
The African continent is known across the world mostly for its exotic wildlife and lush jungles which make for terrific safari adventures. But not too many travelers set foot on the wonderful island of Unguja, the biggest one in the Zanzibar... in: Tanzania  |
The Grand White Temple of Thailand: Wat Rong Khun
Thailand is one of the most traveled destinations in Asia because of two things: beautiful beaches and ancient temples. Between these two attractions, visitors often opt to come back for the exquisite sand and pristine waters mainly because... in: Thailand  |
Experience Old Korea in the Heart of a Megacity: Seoul
It is very rare to find a progressive place clinging on to its ancient past and sacrificing land which can be used for modern expansion. But in the heart of one of the most prolific megacities in the world, there is always room to commemorate... in: South Korea  |
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The Great Outdoors in the Heart of America’s Busiest City: Central Park, New York
Mention New York and it’s almost instinctive that people think about bright city lights and the seemingly endless coming and going of individuals from different walks of life. Often regarded as a city that never sleeps, it seems so unlikely that... in: United States of America  |
Goonies' and Giant Haystack Rock Homebeach: Cannon Beach
What makes for an interesting vacation conversation is a healthy dose of history and some beautiful scenery to match it. This is what awaits you in Oregon where Cannon Beach can be found quietly waiting to charm weary travelers with its magical... in: United States of America  |
Tour the World in One Day in Shenzhen City: Shenzhen
Shenzhen. People think of it as a bustling financial metropolis rather than a laid-back tourist destination. Located just north of Hong Kong, visitors come here hoping to experience a blend of traditional mainland culture and modernity of a city... in: China  |
City of Smoke and Northern Lights: Reykjavik
Nights bustle in this nightlife center of the north. Mornings, on the other hand, let you enjoy snowcapped mountain views under the pleasant sunshine. You’ll be surprised that in one of Earth’s coldest regions, there is a place where you can... in: Iceland  |
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A Tranquil Mediterranean Holiday: Minorca/Menorca
If your dream holiday includes white beaches, translucent waters, sleepy fishing villages and pure nature, there’s a Mediterranean island that has all of these attractions. Treasured by nature-lovers and easygoing travelers, you are most welcome... in: Spain  |
A Village Of Temples And Monuments : Hampi
India is a country bestowed with rich history and vibrant culture. Its temples speak of the country’s compelling past. In one of India’s villages is a city once forgotten but perpetually immortalized. With beautifully preserved monuments, Hampi... in: India  |
Kite-Flying at Its Best : Dieppe International Kite Festival
Each year, the sky of Dieppe in New Brunswick, Canada turns into a mosaic of brightly-colored creations. Kites of various shapes and sizes skate across the blue expanse, ranging from single, simple kites to multiple ones that need a group of... in: Canada  |
New York City’s Newest Attraction: Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York
When the name New York is mentioned, one cannot help but picture in mind the crowded sidewalks, vehicle-packed streets, and high-rise buildings that define the city’s skyline. However, in this enormous concrete jungle called NYC are spaces that... in: United States of America  |
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Spirits Stir At Sacre Coeur: Basilica De Sacre Coeur
Sitting at the highest point of Paris, the Sacred Heart Basilica of Montmartre is visible from almost every point of the City of Light, a lasting reminder that France is the eldest, if sometimes rebellious, daughter of the Roman Catholic Church... in: France  |
Paying Respects To The Iron Lady Of Paris: Eiffel Tower
The French writer Guy de Maupassant claimed that he ate lunch at the Eiffel Tower every day because it was the only place in Paris where he did not have to behold the iron lattice tower that was built to celebrate the centenary of the French... in: France  |
Fine Wine&Co.: Arbois
Although the Jura may be one of France's smallest wine regions, it has been producing unique wine styles that will likely survive the wine glut that France has been experiencing in recent years and Jura's wine capital, Arbois, is the best place... in: France  |
There's A Provencal In The Soup: Aix-En-Provence
From its Roman roots and its art and architecture to its wine and culinary traditions, Aix-en-Provence indeed shows France, its people and its culture at its finest. The city, known simply as Aix, is in southern France, less than 30 km north of... in: France  |
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Discover the Hill Where Picasso Once Lived
: Montmartre
One of the most noticeable objects that travelers see in Paris is a white domed temple like structure that looms over the horizon. This is actually the Basilica of the Sacred Heart or Sacré Cœur in French that's standing grand on a hill called... in: France  |
Escape To Enjoy Simple Pleasures Of Life: Villefranche-sur-Mer
Villefranche sur Mer is considered to be the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the cities in its vicinity and from the regular day by day life. Its beaches are almost unexplored and very intimate, maintaining their seclusion even in... in: France  |
The Pink City Which Brings You Closer To The Stars: Toulouse
Toulouse is unique and special in so many ways, that during time it got two nicknames: the Pink City and the City of Light. It is called the Pink City because it has an exceptional brick architecture which looks pink in the sun light. Due to the... in: France  |
Rustic Specialties Served With A Piece Of History: Toulon
Toulon is one of Cote d’Azur region attractions, being the most important naval center on the Mediterranean cost of France. Often compared with Nice, Cannes or Marsalis, Toulon’s old center had a lot to suffer after the the World War II attacks.... in: France  |
