For enriching travel experiences, look no further than the nearest neighborhood. For October, we added new tours that let you get a real sense of the city. Mingle with the locals, try out their street food and discover hidden bars, markets and even temples along...
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As the cradle of the Renaissance period, Florence is replete with beautiful buildings, monuments and churches. The cathedral of T, popularly known as The Duomo, remains the largest dome in the world built in brick and mortar, 600 years after its completion. In 1982, the...
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Veeran from United Arab Emirates joined the tour to Bangkok’s floating market and Rose Garden. He visited Damnoen Saduak with its hundreds of colorful, wooden boats selling local products, and Nakorn Pathom, the site of the tallest chedi or pagoda in Thailand. He had lunch...
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Bangkok can be overwhelming to a first-time visitor. With this three-day trip guide to the city and nearby attractions such as the River Kwai and Thai villages, we can at least give you a very good picture of what to do, where to go, and...
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After an exhilarating water take-off on a Seaplane, travel at 1,500 feet whilst being treated to breathtaking views of Dubai’s iconic landmarks including Palm Jumeirah – a man made island in the shape of a cultural icon.
If Columbus hadn’t flubbed his plans for an...
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The dragon dance scared and entertained me as a child. If you’ve ever witnessed one, how did it make you feel?
As a child, my memory of celebrating the Chinese New Year was confined to consuming boxes of nian gao (sweet sticky rice cakes dipped in egg...
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Happy hour just got happier with pub crawls and nightlife activities from across the globe.
Beer goggles aside, I’m a firm believer in having another drink as long as the drinking remains social. Now, I have nothing against those who preach against the evils of...
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