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Snowy Mountains And Vertical Drops: Les Arcs
Looking for a destination where you can be surrounded by billions of snowflakes, forever solid glaciers and winter sports passionate people? Characterized as one of the ''mega resorts'' in the French Alps, Les Arcs is a a comfortable world-class... in: France  |
The Historic Hostess City: Savannah
With an undeniable architectural legacy, a fast growing performing arts scene, Savannah is a name associated to American history maintained in a contemporary setting. The first state capital of the Province of Georgia was then one of the most... in: United States of America  |
Caught Among Idyllic Fishnets: Phu Quoc Island
A quiet spot of land in the Gulf of Thailand, where temples and lighthouses honor the fishermen protecting goddess Thien Hau, Phu Quoc Island has gained fame through its economy centered around fishing. in: Vietnam |
Remembering The Kings Of Thomod: Ennis
Whether you heard the name Ennis in Dido's song ''Isobel'' or with reference to the descendents of king Brian Boru, the medieval streets of this attractive market town will bring you closer to what Irish culture deeply values. Once a regional... in: Ireland  |
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Gardens Of Sensitivity And Symbolism : La Bambouseraie De Prafrance
In the world of plants, bamboo holds the record when it comes to growing. A symbol in many countries, used for multiple purposes, the exotic varied species are honored in the extravagance of the Bambouseraie de Prafrance. in: France |
Irish Tradition In Lyrics: Doolin
Doolin is a small fishing village which aside from the raw countryside with magnificent surroundings including the Cliffs of Moher or the Doolin Cave is famed for being a muse. in: Ireland |
Top Class Meal With Fictional Seasoning: Kinsale
Considered a Mecca among wine and beer lovers as well as the gastronomy connoisseurs, the small medieval Kinsale is usually regarded as the Irish fine food capital. Along its narrow streets paved with Norman, Spanish and English influences this... in: Ireland  |
The Thistle Capital: Nancy
Nicknamed the ''capitale de l'Est'' (the capital of the East), Nancy has been competing with the present capital city Paris starting with the 19th century when it grew to be an important center of art and architecture. Famous for being the... in: France  |
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Free Spirited Gardens of Ireland: Wicklow
Part of the Mid-Eastern region in the green country of Blarney Stone and leprechauns, Wicklow is referred by the locals as the last of the traditional counties of Ireland. in: Ireland |
From Pirates To Parades: Santiago De Cuba
Once you hear the vibrant conga on the pentatonic trumpet, see costume wearing people dancing the salsa during hot July, praising the home grounds of revolutionary Frank Pais then you know you have reached Santiago de Cuba. in: Cuba |
The Marble City Of Tenacious Fighters: Kilkenny
With its first major settlement dating since the 6th century, Kilkenny Ireland developed into a town full of historic buildings where cultural is an attribute of craft and design workshops as well as for public gardens or museums. in: Ireland |
Cultural Imprints of the ''Rising Dragon'': Hanoi
Whether we recognize Vietnam in its incredible legends about dragons, the delicious taste of the Pho or as the home of the largest cave in the world, this country has so much of the impressive. in: Vietnam |
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Golden Waves of the Carefree Resort: Waikiki Beach
Combining a warm, cloud-free climate with the perfect surf waves and the old traditional roots, Waikiki Beach was the retreat resort for the Hawaiian royalty in the 1800s. in: United States of America |
The Busy Tasty ''Splitter'' : Spaccanapoli Street
Spaccanapoli Street is not only a reminder of the mighty Greco-Roman heritage but also an important part of the largest European city center designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. in: Italy |
Treasures Of The Emerald Coast: Florida Panhandle Beaches
Nicknamed in 1983 the ''Emerald Coast'' after the crystal clear green shaded waters, the Florida Panhandle Beaches are famous for being a spot where nature never ceases to amaze. With numerous activities, echoes reminding of the past or... in: United States of America  |
Regal Aesthetics Highlighted With Dracula's Fangs: Dracula's Castle
Due to its sublime location wrapped in mystery and medieval flair, Romania's Bran castle is nicknamed after Bram Stoker's fictional character Dracula. The image of the most famous blood sucker translates into the historical figure Vlad the... in: Romania  |
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The ''Crowned'' Beach For A Top Vacation: Coronado Beach
After the Travel Channel rated it 5th best in the United States, the ''crowned'' attraction of San Diego county scored second position in the classification made by Dr. Beach. With photogenic Victorian ornaments of the Hotel del Coronado, a... in: United States of America  |
A High-Spirited Festival: Holi Celebration
Spread in countries where the Hindu religion is dominant, the spring festival known as Holi, Dolyatra or Basanta-Utsav is one where the participants throw colored powder or colored water at each other. The very vibrant celebration which developed... in: India  |
Anything But Hustle And Bustle: Hanalei Beach
Home to famous surf world champions like Andy Irons, the crescent shaped Hanalei Beach is a Hawaiian relaxation bringing spot where the sands are white and the tallness of the surrounding cliffs mirrors in the water. With an idyllic setting which... in: United States of America  |
Shaped By The Ocean Worships The Sea: Tanah Lot Temple
Part of the Balinese mythology for centuries, the Tanah Lot is one of the seven religious edifices built along the South West Coast. Placed on a rock formation, surrounded by waves and believed to worship the sea power, this Indonesian temple... in: Indonesia  |
