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Top Budget-Friendly Destinations for LGBTQ+ Travelers

Discover North America’s most affordable small cities and towns for gay travelers, including beach getaways, small mountains, and other artsy vacation locales that won’t break your budget. Many of these communities offer especially good deals during the low season, providing low-priced B&Bs, reasonably priced dining and shopping, and plenty of activities.

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Must-See Attractions and Activities in Marrakesh, Morocco

The most famous of Morocco’s four imperial cities, Marrakesh is filled with must-see attractions. Founded in 1062, its history is reflected in a wealth of fascinating mosques, palaces, and museums, each with its own stories to tell. In the walled medina, visitors can watch artisans practicing skills that have remained unchanged for centuries and purchase their products in the bustling souks. Luxury riads, tranquil gardens, and annual arts festivals make up some of the city’s modern attractions. This article explores 10 of the best ways to spend your time in Marrakesh, from sampling traditional street fare in Djemma el Fna to learning how to prepare Moroccan meals at one of the city’s culinary schools.

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Your Ultimate Guide to October Travel in Asia: Weather Insights, Packing Tips, and Must-See Attractions

October in Asia is pleasant, as long as you’re enjoying autumn weather in East Asia rather than dealing with the monsoon rains in Southeast Asia. October is a transition period, a “shoulder” month between seasons. The Southwest Monsoon gives Thailand a final blast before beginning to clear in November. China, Japan, and other places with moderate climates will be enjoying fall colors.

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Celebrating All Saints’ Day in Poland and Lithuania: Traditions and Significance

All Saints’ Day, observed on November 1st, is a significant holiday celebrated notably in Poland and Lithuania, providing an opportunity to recognize and honor the deceased. As you learn about Polish culture or Lithuanian holidays, or if you visit Poland or Lithuania during All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, it’s beneficial to understand the essence of this day. There are similarities in the way both countries observe this holiday, partially due to their shared history when Lithuania and Poland were united.

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Explore Polish Culture: A Visual Journey Through Photos

The national flag of Poland consists of a stripe of white on the top and a stripe of red on the bottom. These colors have been in use in the Polish flag for centuries. Before the 20th century, Poland’s flag featured its coat of arms, a white eagle on a red background. Some Polish flags still use the coat of arms; it can be found in a red crest centered in the white stripe of the current national flag.

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