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... The Iranian island of Kish in the Persian Gulf is where many Iranians travel for a beach holiday. Kish definitely isn't your standard resort island. The men relax on the beach and swim in the Gulf while women sit to the side fully covered, tanning their ...
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
A Travel Blog entry by exploreamerica from UNESCO World Heritage Sites, United States
... of the late Northern Wei and Tang Dynasties (316-907). These works, entirely devoted to the Buddhist religion, represent the high point of Chinese stone carving. Kronborg Castle Located on a strategically important site commanding the Sund, the ...
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Nanuya Lai Lai - Manta Ray Resort
A Travel Blog entry by dandewey1974 from Manta Ray Resort, Fiji
... the boat and being ferried out to the Yasawa Flyer, which was heading South towards our final island of the trip. Manta Ray resort is virtually brand new, it's only been open just over a year. The tradition of being sung ashore by the staff was back ...
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More EPCOT
A Travel Blog entry by greg-mary-scott from Disney World, Florida, United States
... that I tune out all the verbiage. Give me some action and that was just what they did on this ride. The high point of the ride was the trip through the EPCOT Green Houses where lots of food was being grown in exotic ways. While trying ...
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A great first day at Disney!
A Travel Blog entry by hilsommer from Walt Disney World, Florida, United States
... iced tea, soda or coffee during your stay the mugs are a great deal at $14.99, plus serve as a souvenir. (I do miss the resort-specific mugs, though.) I then drove to and parked behind the 70s building and went to unpack and check it out. The ...
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A year of learning Singaporean
A Travel Blog entry by fatkidfrogs from Resort World Sentosa, Singapore, Singapore
... Timah hill) Population: Roughly 5 million (5X's population of Oahu). 42% of population are foreigners (6th highest in the world). 2nd most densely populated country in the world (after Monaco). Ethnicity: Of the 3.7 million Singaporean citizens 74% ...
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You'd better Belize it!
A Travel Blog entry by markcaswell from Playa Del Carmen to Caye Caulker, Belize
... Del Carmen, a beach resort about an hour down the coast - about 15 years ago it used to be a tiny fishing resort, until someone realised its tourist potential, leading to what it is today, a relaxing although extremely touristy seaside town. Thankfully ...
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Where They Have A Town Called 'Horny Smokovec'..
A Travel Blog entry by natandkat from Stary Smokovec - The High Tatras, Slovakia
... both Poland and Slovakia and in fact runs all the way down into Romania we later learnt. In winter it's the premier snow resort of Eastern Europe and in Summer it swings into a hikers paradise. Technically we were there in Spring but the snow had ...
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Day 35: The biggest sand dune in the world
A Travel Blog entry by john-vanda from Rainbow Beach, Queensland, Australia
... that would take us over the straits to the island. Fraser Island is about 100 km long and 20 km wide at its widest point and 200m high at its highest point. It comprises 98% sand and is the largest and most northerly of the sand islands that stretch down ...
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We find our dream resort - in Sabang
A Travel Blog entry by diannemurray from Sabang, Mimaropa, Philippines
... we were able to spread out again. In the evening we walked the strip, checked out the new Sheridan (not Sheraton) resort, finding it a lot more attractive from the landward side, with a massive swimming pool and swim-up bar, and higher ...
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Spa Resort, Samui - enema adventures continued
A Travel Blog entry by lenay from Ko Samui, Thailand
... ”. Cheapest rooms are $600 a night upwards. The Spa features in numerous glossies as the bee’s knees of the spa world. The resort is perched on the rocks and has beautiful views. At this moment they did not have direct access to the beach, a ...
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High Blood Pressure
A Travel Blog entry by fullmoon from Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam
... lizard. They’re just there to eat the mosquitoes – we love them… In fact, sometimes the workers around the resort will take them to put in their soup. Interesting… And a new hammock was moved onto our patio, which Mike thoroughly ...
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Itīs the end of the world and we made it
A Travel Blog entry by charliew from Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina
... 70,000 people live there Iīve no idea where they all are.) Itīs basically an Argentine holiday resort and for us Gringos is the jumping off point for the Peninsula Valdes. The Peninsula is a wildlife sanctuary and a breeding ground for the endangered ...
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Universal at Pasific resort
A Travel Blog entry by mutter38 from Orlando, Florida, United States
... Clearwater early morning since we had to deliver our rented car back at Dolphin Hotel at 11 am and entered the Universal Pacific Resort at 10 am. Husbond took the car back, The children and me went inside the lobby which had a big wow ...
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3rd highest bungee in the world!
A Travel Blog entry by hollywood7366 from Nepal, Nepal
I decided to go White water rafting on the Bote Khosi river and then to go repelling down some waterfalls at a place called the Last Resort. It is right on the Tibetan border and it turned out to be an amazing place. It was on the other side of the gorge ...
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Another World
A Travel Blog entry by gaz-lj from Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
... ever near Fraser Island we'd recommend doing a Cool Dingo's Tour or if you fancy a bit more upmarket living try the KingFisher Resort. Fraser Island is super interesting and I've got some random facts if you would like, -The highest dune is 244 metres ...
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Sipadan Kapalai Dive Resort
A Travel Blog entry by chubbybunnies from Mabul, Sabah, Malaysia
... bus transfer (through the palm plantations) to Semporna, and then a 45-ish minute boat side to Kapalai ("Sipidan Kapali Dive Resort"). Kapalai itself is a water village (all the buildings are on stilts, everyone gets a little villa overlooking the sea) on ...
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It's a Mad World After All
A Travel Blog entry by david_chung from Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand
... , zigzag or spiral routes through that overlap, interleave, and intersect in the craziest and unlikeliest interactions possible. Case in point: The first time I hung out with Dela, she sprayed pepper in my eyes (the wind arguably contributed a bit ...
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Rugby World Cup fever in Oz
A Travel Blog entry by sophiadoran from Sydney, Cairns, Ayers Rock, the Gold Coast, Australia
... no qualms about brushing past you! (Pic 3 - Mr Potatoe Cod) After the final dive we motored to Lizard Island, a very exclusive resort. We moored in a small bay which had crystal clear waters and sandy white beaches. We drank bubbly on the top deck while ...
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On top of the world
A Travel Blog entry by pumpkinqueen from La Paz, Bolivia
... very bravely might I add) had to opt for meat in the disguise of a burger. Its always bad news on this trip when we have to resort to a fast food place in the hope that it might not make us ill like some of the other places we had seen! It might sound ...
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The Point And The Park
A Travel Blog entry by burtonll from Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
... part of all, we'll descend 500 feet down several tiers of steps to the Ochs Overlook. Be careful here, it's rocky. Markers point to Missionary Ridge, Signal Mountain, and the winding Tennessee River. Did you know this is the only place in the world you ...
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