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Celebrate Setsubun: The Traditional Japanese Bean-Throwing Festival

Michael Montes07 mins
Setsubun, Japan’s bean-throwing festival that celebrates the arrival of spring, is held annually on February 3 during theHaru Matsuri(Spring Festival). It marks a fresh start, similar to Lunar New Year celebrations worldwide, providing an opportunity to dispel evil spirits associated with illness and misfortune. And what is the best defense against these evil spirits? Beans! More specifically, roasted soybeans calledfuku mame(fortune beans) are thrown outside to ward off negativity and to welcome good luck.
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Essential Guide to Public Toilets in Russia & Eastern Europe

Michael Montes05 mins
Toilets in Russia and in some parts of Eastern Europe differ significantly from what you may expect in the United States or Western Europe. While serviceable public toilets are becoming more accessible, especially in urban areas, you may still encounter traditional toilets in Russia and former Soviet countries. Don’t be alarmed—these toilets can be navigated, but it’s crucial to be prepared.
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Top 5 Must-Visit RV Parks in Illinois

Michael Montes07 mins
Illinois is widely recognized as the Land of Lincoln and also as the home of The Second City. With bustling urban landscapes like Chicago and easy access to The Great Lakes, Illinois offers an extensive range of attractions. This state is packed with activities and sights, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors. To help you explore the diverse environments from large cities to rolling fields, we have identified the top five RV parks and campgrounds that promise enjoyable experiences throughout The Prairie State.
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Best Restaurants in South Beach, Miami: Top 10 Picks

Michael Montes08 mins
When it comes to dining in South Beach, there are plenty of culinary choices. Your destination will depend on your cravings, companions, and willingness to explore different areas, including some fantastic options on the mainland. Whether you’re in the mood for pizza, tacos, vegan dishes, sushi, or local favorites likepan con bistec, you’re sure to find exceptional restaurants and cuisine in Miami.
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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Blue Nile Falls in Ethiopia

Michael Montes010 mins
The Blue Nile Falls is a stunning waterfall located in the northwest region of Ethiopia near the city of Bahir Dar. It is known in Amharic as Tis Abay (the Great Smoke) and is a highlight among Ethiopia’s natural wonders. This majestic waterfall marks a significant event on the Blue Nile’s journey from its source at Lake Tana to its confluence with the White Nile in Khartoum, Sudan. Historically, the falls could span up to 1,300 feet (400 meters), but modern hydroelectric projects have curtailed much of its flowing power. Nevertheless, with a height of 138 feet (42 meters), the three-pronged waterfall remains an impressive sight, particularly during the rainy season. The shimmering rainbows and a mist of floating spray contribute to the magic of Tis Abay.
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Must-See Attractions in the Florida Keys

Michael Montes010 mins
The 150-mile drive from Miami to Key West takes approximately 3.5 hours and is an essential experience for any traveler. However, instead of rushing straight to Mallory Square and mile marker zero, you can enjoy numerous fascinating stops along the way. Here’s a detailed guide to some of the most remarkable attractions as you travel along the Overseas Highway through the Florida Keys, arranged in the order that you’ll encounter them while driving south.
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Top 14 Free Activities on Big Island, Hawaii

Michael Montes011 mins
Hawaii’s Big Island is the largest of the Hawaiian islands which, consequently, provides travelers with an extensive array of activities, both paid and free. The Big Island boasts more than 100 beaches and over 266 miles of coastline, complemented by numerous state parks, one national park, and two volcanoes. As visitors explore, they will find activities ranging from deep-sea fishing and ocean kayaking to hiking and star-gazing. Fortunately, many of the island’s best experiences come at no cost. Below are 14 of our favorite free things to do on the Big Island.
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