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Hanoi travel guide
Hanoi has a proud status of the “capital” more than thousand years. It is the main cultural and educational center of the country. The level of industry development and population comes short of the level of Hochiminh. At the same time, Hanoi can be called the most attractive tourist city. The first mentions of the city as a capital of the state Daicoviet refer to 1010 year. In those times Hanoi had the name ThangLong. Literally the name can be translated from Vietnamese as “The soaring … Read further 
Cuisine of Islamabad
Islamabad cuisine has its own peculiarities defined by the geographic location of the country. Pakistan is a kind of interlink between India and the Middle East, and both regions have influenced local cuisine, creating something really unique. Rice, meat, and spices are the main ingredients in Pakistani cuisine. For travelers, it will be very interesting to try Samosa (patty cakes with various fillings), Tikka (beef grilled on coals), Shish Kebab and Shami Kebab (Pakistani kebabs), Dum Pukht … Read further
Traditions and festivals in Natal
If you are going to visit Natal, you should not forget that jeitinho brasileiro is typical for local residents. It is translated as "the Brazilian manner of behavior." And the citizens say "manner" somewhat pejoratively in this case. It is difficult to understand jeitinho brasileiro for tourists, even if they communicate with Brazilians for a long time. This behavior is understood only by real Brazilians. But the behavior of the citizens surprises the tourists. For example, everyone lives under … Read further
Leuven cultural sights
The main symbol of Leuven is located in the heart of the city; the old Town Hall, Stadhuis, is a true example of the so-called ‘Flamboyant Gothic.’ Construction of the building began in the first half of the 15th century and lasted for 21 years. At first glance on the town hall, the name of the architectural style is understood. Narrow carved windows that adorn the facade of the town hall do resemble graceful flames. Beautiful statues complement its design; during the last renovation in the … Read further
Mexico City attractions and entertainment
Walking in colorful markets of Mexico remains one of major tourist entertainments besides relaxing on a beach and visiting numerous museums of this amazing city. These markets have the full right to be called the centers of national culture. The choice of products offered by local merchants is truly stunning. Plaza del Angel in Zona Rosa is simply the best place for tourists who are in search of clothing stores. You will also find here large pavilions with souvenirs, as well as antique shops. … Read further
Loutraki for families and kids
Loutraki is the most ancient Greek city that has been famous for its hot springs since the days of the Roman Empire. Of course, it is primarily interesting from a historical point of view - there are many ancient monuments and ongoing archaeological excavations in the city and its environs. Family vacations spent here will surely be remembered for a long time. Together with kids, you can explore remarkable sites, stroll through historical places, and visit entertainment centers. It’d be a … Read further
Shopping in Ustica Island
When planning shopping, remember that most shops close at 7 pm. Don’t forget about siesta, which lasts from one to three o’clock. You won't be able to have shopping on Sunday because only large supermarkets work on this day. The trade is paused in the last two weeks of August. Italians prefer to swim and sunbathe, so they close all the shops. The dead season is called Ferragosto. Sales are called sconti or saldi here. There is not a wide range of brand clothes on the island. If you want … Read further
Extreme and fun in Arhus
Rainbow Panorama on the Roof of the ARoS Museum. The AroS Art Museum was opened on a hill located in the central part of Aarhus in 2004. It is located in a 10-story building. The museum is open from 10 am to 5 pm on Tuesdays and from Thursday to Sunday. It is also open until 10 pm on Wednesdays. You will have the opportunity to walk through its halls to see masterpieces of classical and modern art. The tour will be like an exciting adventure thanks to sound and visual effects, as well as … Read further
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Hilton builds third luxury hotel in Kyoto
Hilton has announced that it will soon begin a project to build a new hotel in Kyoto. It will be located in the heart of the city, in the prestigious...
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