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February 29th 2012

If a list of modern Wonders of the World were to be created, then some of our major cities would certainly feature. Not just for their shimmering architecture, gleaming spires and peering minarets, but also for their verve, their charm and, of course, for the people themselves. But what about those open spaces and parklands that let these great conurbations breathe? Below, we take a look at 10 city parks you should visit when on your holidays abroad: Beihai Park, Beijing The Forbidden City in the Centre of Beijing was the... read more



Tips for Traveling with Pets

Published: February 28th 2012Africa » Algeria » East » Batna
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February 28th 2012

Tips for Traveling with Two- and Four-Legged Companions Between the daily 9-to-5, rushing two kids to and from football and ballet practices, homework, and an ever-growing pile of laundry, the weekly Monday-through-Friday chaos can become a little too much to take for my family and me. That’s why every once in awhile a little weekend holiday is not only needed, it’s necessary for our sanity. While my husband and I would love to jet off for some rest and relaxation on a sunny beach – especially when the days get cold and dreary – this is not realistic for a family of five on a budget. Instead, we stick to more frugal options, such as trips to the country or camping, which are within driving distance of our home. Our favourite places include url=http... read more



Tips for Traveling with Pets

Published: February 27th 2012North America » Mexico » Campeche » Ocosingo
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February 27th 2012

Tips for Traveling with Two- and Four-Legged Companions Between the daily 9-to-5, rushing two kids to and from football and ballet practices, homework, and an ever-growing pile of laundry, the weekly Monday-through-Friday chaos can become a little too much to take for my family and me. That’s why every once in awhile a little weekend holiday is not only needed, it’s necessary for our sanity. While my husband and I would love to jet off for some rest and relaxation on a sunny beach – especially when the days get cold and dreary – this is not realistic for a family of five on a budget. Instead, we stick to more frugal options, such as trips to the country or camping, which are within driving distance of our home. Our favourite places include Beeson Holiday Cottages ... read more



Top things to do in Bangkok, Thailand

Published: February 22nd 2012Middle East » Iran » South » Chabahar
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February 22nd 2012

The colourful, lively city of Bangkok is a firm favourite with travellers wanting to jet off out of their comfort zone and experience something completely new. The contrast between modern technology and mystical tradition is evident on the streets of Bangkok, with flashy cars weaving in and out between rickety Tuk-tuks on the roads, and huge Western-style malls standing alongside back-alley markets where haggling is a must. In this bustling metropolis, unexpected and delightful attractions can be discovered around every corner, and whether you want to explore ancient Buddhist temples, shop ’til you drop, or enjoy the diverse nightlife of city, there is something for everyone. One of the best known landmarks of Thailand, and indeed South East Asia, is Wat Arun, or... read more



Travelling, and a World of Hats

Published: February 21st 2012Africa » Algeria » East » Batna
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February 21st 2012

Jetting off on an adventure again? Banking on affordable car hirewherever you are to drive around exploring the local wonders? Meeting new people, trying new foods, buying new… hats? Great! As with the good old music festival, where there are an abundance of funky hats from around the world for sale and travelling takes you to the genuine articles. Hats are just one of those things that people seem to gravitate toward during their travels. Perhaps it’s that hats are so country specific. Think of any country in the world off the top of your head (sorry) and you can probably think of a hat some people in that country wear. Let’s take a look at just a few of the great hats of the world. E... read more



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February 20th 2012

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a wide range of destinations for travellers, from island hopping adventures to chilly trips to Alaska. Although the fine dining, exciting onboard recreational activities and attentive staff will be there no matter where you plan to visit, choosing the right destination means you will be able to experience the climate, attractions and culture that appeals most to you. Here are some of the best cruise destinations offered by Norwegian Cruise Line: Hawaii Few people realize that the state of Hawaii is actually made up of several islands, each of... read more



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February 18th 2012

Which travel bloggers should you read in 2012? I asked. And you answered. And how! In a relatively slow, pre-holiday week, a total of 6,085 readers voted from a selection of 24 top travel bloggers you nominated. Here are the top 12 travel bloggers in the order of votes received: 1. Peter Greenberg 2. Johnny Jet 3. The Everywhereist 4. Digital Nomad 5. Go Big or Go Home 6. Go Visit Hawaii 7. Annie Fitzsimmons 8. Tim Leffel ... read more



All the way west to Lhasa

Published: February 15th 2012Asia » China » Hangzhou
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February 15th 2012

I am a university student, i want go to lhasa with my knapsack... read more






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