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Top Must-Try Foods and Drinks in Egypt

Modern Egyptian cuisine includes dishes that date back thousands of years to the time of the pharaohs, such as the green soupmolokhiyyaandhamam mahshi(stuffed pigeon). Bread was a daily staple in the Pharaonic era and remains so today. The Egyptian Arabic word for bread,aish, means “to live,” and the local, round flatbreadaish baladiis an essential accompaniment or container for a variety of meals.

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Affordable Travel Guide to Venice

Is Venice overpriced? In some aspects, undoubtedly; however, there is also a silver lining. While hotels and restaurants typically charge high prices in this compact city, where space is at a premium, many activities can be enjoyed without breaking the bank. The good news is that major sights are often free or very affordable, and you can find tasty, inexpensive snacks in local bars. Plus, the city center is walkable, which means you can save on transportation costs unless you’re venturing into the lagoon.

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Essential Tips for Easy Travel in Greece

Think of travel in Greece, and your mind may wander to images of ferries cruising across the turquoise Aegean Sea. Taking to the water is essential if you plan to hop between the Greek islands, but there are plenty of other ways to traverse Greece’s amazing landscapes, including planes, trains, buses, and – if you have the leg power – bicycles. Here’s our guide to getting around in Greece.

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Discover the Hidden Gem: Why You Must Visit Cévennes National Park

Majestic eagles and vultures, steep limestone gorges, and expansive steppe grasslands of breathtaking beauty serve as habitats for endangered Przewalski’s horses, resembling ancient cave paintings, alongside the elusive forms of wolves. It is astonishing how accessible this genuine wilderness is, located near the coastal regions and cities of Southern France.

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Explore 10 Free Attractions in Guadalajara: Murals, Mariachis, Markets & More

The second largest city in Mexico, Guadalajara is a vibrant metropolis known for its colonial churches, outdoor markets, mariachi bands, and artisanal tequila. Its popularity has surged in recent years, with numerous attractions that remain accessible even to travelers on a budget. To help optimize your visit, here are the top 10 free things to do in this quintessential Mexican city.

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