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Top Dai Pai Dong Street Food Spots in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s street food is one of the city’s unique experiences. Identifying individual Dai Pai Dongs is nigh on impossible, as they often have no name, move locations and many kitchens frequently meld into one. Instead, below you’ll find a list of the best areas to find some good quality Dai Pai Dongs – from traditional shacks serving up lunch to the masses to the street side stalls hawking waffles.

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Discover Shark Bay: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Western Australia

Shark Bay’s name may conjure images of frightening man-eating sharks; however, this stunning location on the western coast of Australia is renowned more for its captivating dugongs, playful dolphins, and unique stromatolites. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Shark Bay spans an impressive 2.3 million hectares, offering a diver’s paradise and opportunities to interact with marine life up close.

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Top-Rated Breweries to Explore in New Hampshire

In just five years, the number of New Hampshire breweries has more than doubled to a staggering 72. This means that, wherever in the Granite State you venture, you won’t be far from fresh and inventive local brews. Some of these breweries are renowned, including one that reliably advertises during the Super Bowl, while others have carved out passionate followings with their highly-rated artisan beers. If you’re a beer enthusiast planning a New Hampshire getaway, Brew NH’smap of breweries statewidewill assist you in locating worthy stops along your route. To ensure you don’t miss the essential visits, here’s your guide to nine of the best breweries to explore in New Hampshire, where tasting beer is just part of the experience.

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Ultimate Guide to Marine Drive in Mumbai

Marine Drive, Mumbai’s iconic curved coastal boulevard, is often referred to as the Queen’s Necklace because of its glowing string of street lights. This popular seaside promenade provides a refreshing break from the claustrophobic concrete jungle that covers most of the city. In 2018, the long stretch of Art Deco buildings lining it received UNESCO World Heritage status, as part of the Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai. Notably, Mumbai has the second largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the world, after Miami.

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