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Top Gay Bars and Nightclubs in Hong Kong for an Unforgettable Night Out

Debbie Kelly06 mins
Travelers to Hong Kong may find it surprising that gay bars and nightclubs aren’t as popular as one might expect, and the scene here is somewhat less developed in comparison to rival cities like London and New York. However, as the Hong Kong scene has grown, the number of gay bars and nightclubs has also increased. Below, discover our selections of the best clubs in the city.
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Affordable Hotels in India: Your Ultimate Budget Guide

Debbie Kelly010 mins
One of the great things about India as a tourist destination is that it’s ideal for those who are traveling on a budget. India has always been a backpacker’s paradise, offering a seemingly endless array of inexpensive hotels. Moreover, budget travel in India no longer means having to sacrifice comfort to save money. The tourism boom has resulted in boutique hotels emerging all over the country to cater to travelers seeking quality accommodations at affordable prices. Discover some of the best budget hotels in India here.
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Explore the Getty Villa: J. Paul Getty Museum Highlights

Debbie Kelly016 mins
Oil magnate J. Paul Getty used some of his vast wealth to amass an incredible art and antiquities collection, first displayed in his ranch house on a bluff overlooking the Pacific. In the early 70s, he had a Romanesque villa constructed next to his house to be a permanent museum for his collection. The Malibu Villa, modeled after the partially excavatedVilla dei Papiriin Italy, became the home of the J. Paul Getty Museum in 1974. In 1997, the Getty Villa was closed and the collection was relocated to the hilltop Getty Center in Brentwood (Los Angeles).
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Explore Native American Museums and Landmarks in Los Angeles

Debbie Kelly09 mins
Before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Los Angeles basin was home to four primary coastal Indian groups: the Tongva (also referred to as Gabrieleño/Gabrielino), the Tataviam (known as Fernandeño by missionaries), the Chumash (from Malibu to Santa Ynez Valley), and the Ajachemem (Juaneño) extending from Orange County to the Mission San Juan Capistrano. Today, descendants of these groups continue to live in southern California, preserving their heritage through sacred and cultural sites.
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Explore Vegetarian Cuisine in Mexico: A Travel Guide

Debbie Kelly08 mins
If you’re a vegetarian contemplating travel to Mexico, there’s no need to worry: you won’t starve, and you won’t have to survive on a diet of rice and beans either (though these may well end up being staples, along with tortillas and salsa too, if you’re not opposed topicante). Fresh produce is plentiful, so preparing your own meals is a great option if you have access to a kitchen. In restaurants, you may have to do a bit of extra work to ensure there is no meat, lard, or meat broth added to your dishes.
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Exploring Mexico’s Rich Intangible Cultural Heritage

Debbie Kelly08 mins
The UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) maintains a list of World Heritage Sites along with the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This list highlights traditions and living expressions passed down through generations, encompassing oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals, festive events, and knowledge related to nature and the universe. Below are the elements of Mexican culture recognized by UNESCO as part of this intangible cultural heritage:
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Ultimate Shopping Guide to SoHo Neighborhood

Debbie Kelly06 mins
SoHo is a popular neighborhood for shopping in New York City. The area features a wide range of shops that appeal to shoppers with various styles, budgets, and tastes. In addition to many men’s and women’s clothing stores, there are several great shops for food lovers, souvenirs, and more. Most stores typically operate from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., although on Sundays they open around noon and close earlier, usually between 6 and 7 p.m.
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Discover the Musée du Luxembourg: History and Highlights

Debbie Kelly05 mins
The Musée du Luxembourg is Paris’ oldest public museum, having first opened its doors in 1750 (albeit in another building, the Palais du Luxembourg). It has experienced numerous transformations over the years but has consistently maintained a significant role in the city’s vibrant artistic life. Notably, it was the first museum to organize a group exhibit dedicated to the Impressionist school, a collection that is now permanently housed at the nearby Musee d’Orsay.
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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Scandinavia in March: Weather Tips, Packing, and Attractions

Debbie Kelly07 mins
March in Scandinavia or the Nordic region is an excellent month for travel as it falls in the off-season. Therefore, travelers can secure better rates for their trips. Although summer activities usually commence in March or April, the weather during spring can still be quite wet, with temperatures beginning to rise. The dreary winter days are behind us, providing much more daylight. Additionally, it’s possible to enjoy a late ski trip in Norway’s ski resorts.
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Exploring the Singapore Flyer: A Comprehensive Guide

Debbie Kelly012 mins
The Singapore Flyer looms 540 feet high over Marina Bay in the island-state of Singapore – it’s the world’s biggest observation wheel, built with a lot of superlatives. Guests “fly” in the Singapore Flyer within its 28 bus-size air-conditioned capsules. Each ride takes 30 minutes to complete, finishing a single revolution at a stately 0.78 feet per second. For now, the Singapore Flyer stands as the largest observation wheel globally, surpassing the London Eye in size.
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