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Easter Food worldwide
Travelling is one of the best ways to expand not only your horizons, but also your palate. One of the most rewarding parts of travel is getting to try different cuisines, and more so if you happen to be travelling over a holiday. That’s when food takes center stage in many cultures, and it can be very exciting to try something new! Here are some traditional Easter dishes from around the world: Greece Lots of food during Easter is highly significant, and no more so than Tsoureki, which is a yeast-based dough that contains sugar, ground cherry pits and citrus zest. The dough is braided and baked to create sweet…
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More than one night in Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand’s largest city, is a popular tourist destination renowned for its vibrant nightlife and exotic food. While Bangkok offers a seemingly never-ending supply of activities and attractions, visitors should be aware of some of the city’s quirks before planning a visit. First and foremost, Bangkok is hot and humid year-round. While the weather may be a deterrent for some, it’s also part of what makes Bangkok so unique. Those who are able to adapt to the weather will be rewarded with a lively and energetic city that never sleeps. Bangkok is also a city of contrasts. With its wealth of ancient temples and palaces, Bangkok is home to some…
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Top 5 Things To See In Bali
Bali is a beautiful Indonesian island with many rich tourist attractions. With its beautiful beaches, blue waters, and mountain views, Bali is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Travelling to Bali? Whether it’s the Ubud Monkey Forest or the increasingly popular island of Lembongan, you’ll want to make sure you don’t miss these five popular attractions. 1.The Ubud Monkey Forest The Ubud Monkey Forest, or Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, is a nature reserve in the center of Ubud. The goal of the organization is to conserve nature while still allowing people to live in harmony with it. They do this by following ancient Hindu principles. The forest at…
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Singapore Visitor Guide
Singapore is often overlooked by travelers exploring Southeast Asia. While it’s known for being one of the pricier destinations in the region, it’s unfairly dismissed as ‘just another big city.’ It’s a missed opportunity, as Singapore offers a vibrant blend of tradition and modernity. Here, you can savor a steaming bowl of noodles at a hawker center, prepared from a generations-old recipe, and later sip a cocktail at one of the world’s most famous cutting-edge rooftop bars. Singapore is a city of depth and excitement, far more than just another metropolis – it’s complex, captivating, and incredibly enjoyable. Country Overview Referred to as the ‘Lion City,’ Singapore sits on the…
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