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Discover the Enigmatic Chachapoya Culture in Peru

A growing network of paved roads, a new cable car to ancient ruins, and an increasing number of fine restaurants and hotels have made the northern city of Chachapoyas one of Peru’s fastest-growing destinations. However, its main attraction, the hilltop citadel of Kuelap, still receives only a fraction of the tourists who visit Machu Picchu, which has become so congested that authorities introduced timed entries in 2019.
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Discover the Historic Taverns of the Eastern United States

‘George Washington slept here’ is a plaque proudly nailed to the walls of a select group of early American guesthouses. However, where did the first President of the United States and his contemporaries go to enjoy a frothy pint of ale? The northeast is home to some of the country’s oldest watering holes – here’s a toast to some of the region’s most historic bars and taverns.
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24 Hours in Cairo: Best Itinerary for Exploring Egypt’s Capital

Egyptis changing by the minute as it continues its post-revolution recovery. However, there are still a number of unshakeable constants inCairo: the city’s ancient past, its contemporary art and music scene, and the colloquial morning greeting that earns warm smiles and instant friends. As one of the host cities of the Africa Cup of Nations, Cairo expects to welcome thousands of football fans in June and July 2019. Here are some ideas on how to spend your time when you’re not at a football match.
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Top Pride Parades in South America You Can’t Miss

South America knows how to throw a party, and when it comes to gay pride, the region puts some of the biggest celebrations in the world, drawing activists and revelers from around the globe to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community in living color. The festivities easily rival those in North America and Western Europe, and they will pull you in with their kaleidoscopic energy and messages of love and acceptance.
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