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Essential Guide to Traveling to Russia: Tips for Your Journey

Russia is an amazing place to visit, and lots of people have wistfully said to me, “I would love to go to Russia one day.” However, it can seem a bit daunting to actually plan the trip, and thus for many people, visiting Russia remains just a wish and not a reality. The truth is, however, that it’s actually not as difficult as you might think. Here is your complete guide to an easy and safe trip to Russia:
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Explore the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament

Just over an hour from Huntsville in Hanceville, Alabama near Cullman, you can witness a magnificent shrine with an unusual story. The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament of Our Lady of the Angels Monastery is located in a serene environment. The story of how this shrine came to be is remarkable. A friend, who had experienced various shrines in Europe, remarked, “You don’t need to go to Europe. This shrine is more magnificent than anything there.”
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Top East Austin Restaurants You Must Try

In the mid-20th century, Austin’s north-south highway, Interstate 35, drew a cultural boundary between the city’s east and west. While that border hasn’t completely disappeared, the east side is becoming increasingly gentrified. Bearded hipsters now outnumber the region’s original residents. In the restaurant realm, the area is an eclectic mix of old and new, with rustic barbecue joints next to gourmet vegan eateries.
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Top 4 Ethical Elephant Experiences in India

India is renowned for its remarkable elephants, particularly in regions like Kerala and Rajasthan. It is only natural for travelers to seek experiences that involve these majestic animals. However, many visitors often find their expectations shattered; they are often taken aback to learn that many elephants remain chained in less ethical venues, such as Dubare Elephant Camp in Karnataka and Guruvayur Elephant Camp in Kerala, where these magnificent creatures are made to perform tricks.
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Top Lisbon Spots for Tasting Authentic Port Wine

While Portugal’s second city, Porto, is the traditional home of port wine, there’s no need to travel north to taste some of the best the country has to offer. Whether you’re after a 40-year-old tawny, a late bottled vintage ruby, a white port and tonic, or all of the above, several venues in Lisbon cater to both visitors and locals alike looking for an authentic taste of the Douro Valley. Here are the five best spots in Lisbon to savor port.
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