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... A Zoroastrian Silent Tower, the place where the last Zoroastrian escaped to as the Arabs killed off the rest, a 7,000 year old palace, and a tiny old desert town that is still inhabited. This area was by far the highlight of Iran · The biggest ...
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Back to the Beach!!!!
A Travel Blog entry by ericetmanu from NATADOLA beach , Western, Fiji
... bon standing mais tout de même beaucoup moins classe que le five stars. Au final je me dis que j’ai pas grand-chose a me mettre sur le dos pour le palace et que le resort est tout de même de taille plus humaine que la ville du grand hôtel (il y ...
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Grand Cayman
A Travel Blog entry by j_and_m from Georgetown, Cayman Islands
... of the island which, by the way, is only 22 miles long and 1 mile across at its narrowest. We saw the Governor's Palace, destruction from Hurricane Ivan 4 years ago, rebuilding projects, an original Old Homestead (West Bay Pink House), banks galore, and ...
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...and slow it down.
A Travel Blog entry by bronwenrolls from Ocean Beach, California, United States
... warm and dry. The time I was there was the only time EVER they have had to close the swimming pools at Caesars Palace and the Bellagio due to sleet. Crest fallen groups returned to the hostel as the Grand Canyon had no visibility and was ...
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The Great Escape!!!
A Travel Blog entry by purple from Railay Beach, Thailand
... Temple of The Reclining Buddha and the Grand Palace and nearly fell for the oldest scam in the book. A very official looking Grand Palace "employee" nabs unsuspencting tourists and tells them that the Palace is only open to Thai people in the morning but ...
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End of Tour, Trip and Final Thoughts
A Travel Blog entry by nedk from Grand Ledge, Michigan, United States
... to Monaco and soon we were walking up a large number of steps to reach the hill overlooking the harbor of Monaco. The palace and the cathedral where Grace Kelly is buried are located on the hill overlooking the town. Once we reached the top, ...
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Welcome to Southeast Asia
A Travel Blog entry by courtneyjensen from Bangkok and Railay Beach, Thailand
... some tea and hopped in a cab to do some sight seeing. I took them to my two favorite spots in Bangkok--the Grand Palace and Wat Po (with the reclining Buddha). Everyone seemed happy...we all had yummy pad Thai and tom yum (traditional Thai ...
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Copacabana... the real beach this time
A Travel Blog entry by ness010 from Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
... . All the apartment buildings are maybe 7 or 8 stories high so not too high, and are quite stately with really grand entrances. They look French colonial style to me but they are probably Portuguese or have some Portuguese features... I just ...
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The Beach with Byrner
A Travel Blog entry by tomandamanda from Koh Chang, Thailand
... , but this rarely becomes a reality with us, or the Byrne, and the morning dragged a bit, but we got down to the Grand Palace none the less. What an amazing sight!! The holiest place in Thailand for Buddhist, covered in murals and gold. ...
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Palace of the Grand Master, swimming
A Travel Blog entry by mawakefi from Rhodes, Dodecanese, Greece
... stone wall - through a lovely park and a bridge to St. Paul's gate. The bridge led us to the castle, the Palace of the Grand Master. The castle grounds were huge and lined with souvenir vendors and cafes in quaint medieval buildings. We climbed a short ...
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A Museum...A Palace...Cambodians
A Travel Blog entry by supremacy from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
... - very tedious - the security checks, not to mention getting into every one else's way. However, although not as grand as the Grand Palace in Bangkok, it was attractive enough: marble, cream, white and gold - the main buildings - monks clad in the ...
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Grand Palace, and back to the cinema!
A Travel Blog entry by moondancer256 from Bangkok, Thailand
... after he pulled away, we realised that we were nowhere near Wat Saket! Instead, he had dropped us off outside the entrance to the Grand Palace the destination we had tried and failed to get to last week. Not what we wanted to be doing at that time of ...
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Grand Palace
A Travel Blog entry by nikki_b from Bangkok, Thailand
... ), however we ended up finally gettign to where we wanted to be. As we got off we were approached by a conman telling us that the Grand Palace was shut as it was a buddhist day and we should go to the lucky buddha and his friend could take us on his tuk ...
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On to Cha-am Beach, Petchaburi - A province south
A Travel Blog entry by hecqs from Cha-am, Thailand
Before heading for Cha-am Beach, we had a temple tours. First stop is the Grand Palace, which houses the small Emerald Buddha. This Buddha was formerly a prince before he chose to live an aesthetic poorly life. At first, it was fun because we have to ...
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From City to Beach in one crazy over night train!
A Travel Blog entry by hogglerwilson from Koh Pha Ngan, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand
... ....although the spelling may be off!) So Where was I? After my last blog entry, I was still in Bangkok, and hit the Grand Palace......this was absolutely stunning, and there were a few pictures in my last blog from there.....the weather was so hot and ...
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Grand Palace
A Travel Blog entry by elenimia from Bangkok, Thailand
... foot long ravenous catfish. The right boat was no problem to find (everyone is helpful to stupid falangs (foreigners)). The Grand Palace. A more exotic place cannot be imagined. It is comprised of huge spindly temples all made out of gold ...
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Hanoi - the grand old dame of Asia
A Travel Blog entry by suenson_taylors from Hanoi, Ha Nội, Vietnam
... ), the One Pillar Pagoda (designed to represent a lotus blossom, a symbol of purity, rising from a sea of sorrow), the Presidential Palace (boring) and Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum where the embalmed corpse of Uncle Ho (as the people call him) lies in a ...
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Grand Palace
A Travel Blog entry by mightyperlines from Bangkok, Thailand
Spent today in Bangkok and went to the Grand Palace which is really amazing but it was very hot. We then enjoyed the sites and sounds of the city. So happy to return to Fraser Place, which is awesome, to jump in our rooftop (33rd floor) ...
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The Grand Palace, and more filth
A Travel Blog entry by alastair6 from Bangkok, Thailand
... morning trip to the Vietnamese embassy so had decided to recover in the solace of her room. We took a tuk-tuk to the Grand Palace. On arrival we went through the huge archway entrance and headed to the ticket office. Once we'd bought our tickets we ...
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Palace-hopping to Yalta
A Travel Blog entry by peyton from Yalta, Ukraine
... to something besides its prices. Done with palaces? Not likely. It's time to swing by Livadia Palace. Built by Nicholas II as a summer getaway in grand Italian Rennaisance style, it was also the site of Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill's little chinwag ...
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Reunification Palace
A Travel Blog entry by mchochimins from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Vietnam
... repair around the time the Geneva convention was signed and the French had to give up control of Vietnam. The Reunification palace's name comes from the reuniting of North and South Vietnam as one country. It is similar in function to the ...
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Hotel Riu Palace Maspalomas Playa del Ingles
Avenida Tirajana s/n, Plaza Fuerteventura, Playa del Ingles, Grand Canary, Canary Islands, Spain and Canary Islands
... del Ingles. Next to the Maspalomas sand dunes. 4-storey building. Colonial-style architecture. 28,000 m2 of subtropical gardens. 800 m from the beach. 2 km from the city centre. 500 m from various shops. 30 km from the airport. 50 m from a bus stop. ...
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