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Top 10 Budget-Friendly Lunch Spots in Oaxaca
If you’ve never triedcomida corrida, you’re in for a treat. You might be asking, what iscomida corrida? Well, it’s an affordable lunchtime option served at restaurants all over Mexico, sometimes calledmenu del dia. You’ll often find the meal’s several small courses posted on signboards or on a chalkboard on the restaurant wall.
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Discover Aruba’s Exclusive Overwater Villas at This Hidden Resort
On Aruba’s serene southeastern coast, about nine miles from the hustle and bustle of downtown Oranjestad and six miles from Queen Beatrix International Airport, sits the small village of Savaneta.
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Discover Shenzhen: The Creative Heart of China’s Design Scene
Just three decades ago, Shenzhen was a drowsy fishing village on the fringe of Hong Kong, across the water in mainland China. Today, it’s one of the country’s economic powerhouse cities, at the mouth of the rapidly developing Pearl River Delta region, with over 12 million people calling the city home.
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Discover Cairo’s Hidden Gems: The Ultimate Guide to Secret Spots
Cairo’s iconic sights are among the world’s most famous; however, this city has more than Giza’s Pyramids and the cache of pharaonic riches inside the Egyptian Museum. From an ex-royal residence that outshines modern bling to a bijou Sufi dervish hall befitting a storybook, this megacity hides a host of eccentric spots that are delightfully off the beaten track.
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Discover New South Wales: Stunning Beaches, Majestic Waterfalls, and Gourmet Cuisine
The light is bronze, shadows long, and beside Sydney’s most famous building a throng of people is drinking at the Opera Bar. From here, they are close enough to see that the Opera House’s sails are tiled in a zigzag pattern like the fletchings on an arrow. To its western flank, the iron girders of Sydney Harbour Bridge loom, solid. Beyond, the glowing sun sinks towards the horizon.
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48 Hours in Amman: Top Attractions and Must-See Sights in Jordan’s Capital
Although many travellers to Jordan have their sights set on the architectural marvels of Petra and the magical martian landscapes of Wadi Rum, the capital of Amman is worth at least 48 hours of your time. It’s easy to fill two days with well-loved historic sites, restaurants, and cafes; however, after a couple of days in this spirited city, you may realize you could spend many more.
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Top European Destinations to Visit in March
It’s shoulder season in Europe, and the kids are off from school — what more inspiration do you need to catch a flight overseas? If you’re planning a last-minute getaway, the possibilities for a springtime vacation are many. Is Dublin’s famous St. Patrick’s Day Parade calling to you? Or perhaps you’d rather spend spring break lounging on a balmy Mediterranean island. Maybe you’ll spend a week trekking through a remote forest in central Sweden, or admiring one of the most famous flower blooms on Earth. Whether you’re seeking adventure or a low-key retreat, March is the perfect time to experience some of Europe’s loveliest sights: minus the blistering summer heat and roving crowds.
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Experience Uganda’s Majestic Gorillas in Their Misty Habitat
Sharing time with mountain gorillas in the wilds of Africa’s rainforests is utterly magical. Nothing prepares you for their sheer beauty and strength, those soulful brown eyes, their astonishingly human-like expressions, or their extraordinarily gentle demeanor. This unique encounter typically lasts just one precious hour; however, Uganda is offering a new extended experience in an exciting evolution of gorilla tracking.
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Experience Washington, DC Like a Local: Insider Tips and Secrets
GoTravelDaily Local Barbara Noe Kennedy has been living in Washington, DC, for more than 20 years. She’s watched the cityscape transform from a staid affair into a buzzing global destination with an outstanding foodie scene, rejuvenated neighborhoods, thrilling theater, amazing music, and more. The short of it? It’s an exciting time to be in DC.
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Discover the Natural Wonders of Seychelles’ Treasure Islands
Situated in the middle of the Indian Ocean, 400km northwest of Madagascar and over 1000km from the East African coast, the Seychelles is an ancient archipelago of 115 islands. While most travellers arrive trailing confetti and are content to simply fly and flop on some of the world’s finest beaches, the islands possess natural wonders that hold far greater value.
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Discover the Best Wellness Retreats in Latin America
It should come as no surprise that the top wellness spots in Latin America have ancient roots. Renowned civilizations such as the Maya and Inca have long treated sweat lodges, hot stone massages, and coca leaves as sacred parts of their culture. Drawing on these time-honored traditions, countries in Latin America have ushered in a new type of travel dedicated to finding inner calm.
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Experience Milan Like a Local: Top Tips for Immersive Living
GoTravelDaily Local Stephanie Ong ended up in Milan like so many foreigners do – by falling for an Italian. Five years later the city feels like home. For Stephanie, Milan is all about late-night bike rides in the elegant centre, after-workaperitivoand dressing to impress on a daily basis.
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Affordable US Travel Destinations You Didn’t Know About
You finally settle on a destination for your next US vacation, and just minutes into planning, it hits: sticker shock. The bubble of excitement can easily burst when confronted with reality. Luckily, there’s nearly always a solution.
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Explore Historic Cuzco Beyond Machu Picchu
As the renowned launching off point for numerous trips to Machu Picchu, Cuzco often serves as a convenient stop for travelers acclimating to Peru’s high altitude. At 11,000 feet, Cuzco is an excellent location to prepare your body for trekking the Inca Trail or exploring the Sacred Valley, all while enjoying a city filled with historic and modern charms.
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Jordan’s Aquatic Adventures: Uncovering Hidden Water Experiences in the Desert
Epic desert landscapes, hospitable people, and ancient ruins are Jordan’s most obvious drawcards. However, a closer look reveals that, despite its arid environment, the kingdom is also wonderfully rich in lush oases. From a biblical river to saline soaks and secret canyon pools, here are eight places to dive deeper into the life aquatic of Jordan.
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Experience Authentic Local Life in Marrakesh
GoTravelDaily Local Chris Griffiths has been photographing Morocco for over four years and has now settled in Marrakesh, attracted by the historic architecture and dynamic creative scene. Navigating through the maze of the medina, he’s typically on the lookout for affordable eats, a break from the hustle, and captivating photo opportunities.
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Explore Cairo’s Top Art Galleries: A Complete Afternoon Guide
Like its towering media and literary traditions, Egyptian art dominates the Arab world. Flush buyers from the Gulf flock to Cairo to nab new creations so regularly that those red ‘sold’ stickers hurriedly posted on the frames almost seem like part of the piece, especially at top galleries in Zamalek.
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Hidden Gems in Athens: Explore Off-the-Radar Spots
With more than five million visitors in 2017 alone, Athens is one of the most popular destinations worldwide. However, a number of its small treasures that truly convey the flavor of city life and best define the local culture often go unnoticed. Here are a few Athenian secrets for those keen to scratch a little under the Greek capital’s surface.
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Exploring 2025 Years of Mumbai’s Architectural Marvels
Picture the scene: tropical sunshine, swaying palm trees, lapping waves, and row after row of elegantly geometric Art Deco apartments. It would be easy to imagine yourself transported to Miami or South Beach, but this is Mumbai, India, home to the largest collection of Art Deco buildings outside of the United States.
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