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Explore Australia by Train: A Complete Guide

Vodka Man010 mins
Australia is such a vast country that traveling by plane may seem like the most logical option. However, there is another exciting alternative: exploring the continent by train. By piecing together connecting routes, it’s possible to embark on a remarkable rail journey across Australia, transitioning from savannah to forests and then to tropical landscapes, all while immersed in ever-changing scenery. Here’s how you can make this adventure a reality.
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Top 11 Must-Visit Attractions in Wisconsin

Martin Ruiz015 mins
Wisconsin, situated along the shores of two Great Lakes, is an exceptional state for road trips and exploration. With its vast array of protected parks, stunning hiking trails, and vibrant cities ideal for weekend getaways, this state is undeniably a treasure worth discovering as you journey through the northern United States. That said, numerous remarkable places to visit in Wisconsin can be found throughout the state.
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The Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Korean Fried Chicken in Seoul

Jeffrey Johnson09 mins
A familiar smell wafted out of the Jamsil Lotte Hotel in summer 2018 as 500 people across South Korea gathered in Seoul to receive one of the highest bragging rights in the local food scene. In the last leg of the competition with 578,000 hopeful applicants, the final contestants challenged their palates in a blind taste test for the accolade in question – achimmelier(chicken sommelier) certification. That familiar smell? It’s the greasy aroma of a national obsession: KFC – Korean fried chicken.
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Explore Myanmar: Scenic Cruises, Stunning Waterfalls, and Wild Swimming Adventures

Oscar Walters011 mins
For many, the name Mandalay evokes a mythical Kiplingesque idyll. In reality, Myanmar’s second city is a buzzing, fast-developing metropolis, its streets full of honking traffic. It contains some of the country’s most cherished attractions – sweeping hilltop panoramas, 19th-century teak monasteries, and the reconstructed royal palace – and serves as the river-bound gateway to the ancient temple-city of Bagan.
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Discover the Historic Medina: A Journey Through Tunis’s Old Walled City

Melissa Sullivan014 mins
Over the centuries, the medinas of the Maghreb have disseminated their magic far outside the monumental walls that surround them. Weary traders have sought shelter infanadiq(ancient inns used by caravans) after bargaining for medina-made goods to export to every corner of the globe. Artists, including the 19th-century Orientalist painters, made fashionable careers by capturing medina scenes on canvas. Furthermore, Hollywood directors have long used medinas for exotic location shoots and as inspiration for over-the-top set designs back at the studio.
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Discover Spring in Wales: Top Attractions and Highlights

Lauren Newman07 mins
St David’s Day, the annual celebration of Wales’ patron saint, falls on 1 March and tends to denote the start of spring. As if like clockwork, carpets of daffodils (the country’s national flower) emerge just in time for the special day and hang around for at least a month. For definite daffy sightings, head to Powis Castle and Gardens in Welshpool, the riverbanks in Bute Park in Cardiff, or Bodnant Garden in Conwy.
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Discover the Wonders of Bangladesh: Rivers, Tigers, and Tea

Melissa Sullivan010 mins
A green emerald in South Asia’s trove of tourist treasures, Bangladesh amply rewards intrepid travellers who are plucky enough to dive into its whirlpool of chaos, walk its uncharted roads and explore its rustic hinterlands. From the lush tropical coastline to its forested hills and from frenetic cities to serene tea plantations, this under-explored South Asian nation offers a rich sampling platter of the delights of the subcontinent.
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Discover Victoria: Seychelles’ Vibrant Creole Capital Celebrating Culture and Heritage

David Davidson09 mins
Draped on the lower slopes of towering granite mountains and spilling into the waters of its bustling port, Victoria – the diminutive capital of the Seychelles – certainly has a setting to remember. However, the true reward of spending time in this city of 25,000 Seychellois is the opportunity to witness the diversity of its people, learn about the nation’s history, and embrace the Creole culture. Additionally, given Victoria’s size, this can be achieved in a day trip or two from your beach-side accommodation.
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Experience Surrealism in San Luis Potosí: A Journey into the Extraordinary

Admin010 mins
Mexico, according to André Breton, is ‘the most surrealist country in the world.’ As a founding contributor to the artistic movement, Breton would know. Heavily influenced by Freud’s psychoanalytic theories, surrealist artists nourished their creativity from dreams and untethered thoughts, believing in freeing the unconscious mind from rational constraints.
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