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Discover Kelowna, BC: A Gem in Canada

David Davidson010 mins
Kelowna is a city in south central British Columbia, about 2 hours north of the Washington, U.S. border. Situated amidst lakes, mountains, beaches, orchards, and forests, Kelowna is a gateway to numerous excursions and adventures. With a population of 115,000 (as of 2011), it is the largest city in BC’s Okanagan Valley. Its popularity as a destination for visitors and as a retirement spot has surged since the 1980s and 90s, as the city adapts to accommodate both tourists and local residents.
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Explore Kauai’s Scenic North Shore: A Complete Driving Guide

Vodka Russia010 mins
Driving north from Kapaa on Highway 56, you’ll enter the Anahola area of Kauai. If you don’t see a town center, it’s because there isn’t one. Much of the land here is designated for those of Hawaiian descent. As you pass mile marker 14, glance at the mountain to your left, known as Kalalea Mountain. The second peak from the left bears a resemblance to a shark’s fin and has been referred to as both Mano (Shark) Mountain and King Kong’s Profile due to its likeness to the famous ape.
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Explore Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda Art District: A Complete Self-Guided Walking Tour

Jessica Proctor015 mins
Mumbai’s renowned Kala Ghoda Art Precinct is one of the coolest neighborhoods in the city. It stretches from Regal Circle (SP Mukherjee Chowk) at the southern end of Mahatma Gandhi (MG) Road, northwards to Mumbai University. The name, meaning Black Horse, is derived from a bronze statue of King Edward VII that once stood there during the colonial period.
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Explore the Vibrant Jean-Talon Market in Montreal

Vodka Russia05 mins
Arguably North America’s largest public market, Marché Jean-Talon features around 300 vendors during warmer months, making it a remarkable destination for food enthusiasts. This market is a true foodie phenomenon, showcasing items such as orange cauliflowers, purple carrots, black salts, and raw milk cheeses. The aroma of grilled merguez and wild boar adds to the experience, enticing visitors to explore. Fancy some white eggplant? Ever tried a speckled watermelon plum? The produce selection isoutstanding, often sourced locally.
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Explore the Stunning Lakes of Northern Italy

Jeffrey Johnson07 mins
The lakes of northern Italy are a magical place to visit. Set against the foothills of the Alps, they offer dramatic scenery and a respite from summer’s intense heat. In general, the most popular lake for visitors is Lake Como, especially among travelers from the United States. Lake Garda attracts many Germans and other Europeans, while locals prefer Lake Orta for a serene escape. Consistently drawing attention, Lake Maggiore is one of the largest and most frequented lakes, whereas Lake Iseo remains somewhat of a hidden gem.
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Exploring the Historic Iron Gates on the Danube: A Serbo-Romanian Marvel

Jeffrey Johnson07 mins
The Iron Gates of the Danube River originally consisted of four narrow gorges and three wide basins stretching over several miles of the river, which forms a natural border between Romania and Serbia. The term “Iron Gate” was first used byThe Timesof London in 1853. While some consider the entire 83-mile stretch of the river to be the Iron Gates, most define it specifically as the section containing the four narrow gorges.
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Explore 7 Beautiful Villages and Towns to Visit in Ireland

Joshua Liu010 mins
There are countless breathtaking places to explore in Ireland. It is a nation rich in history and cultural heritage that you simply must experience. With spectacular landscapes stretching from the amazing hikes, the ancient east coast to the iconic castles that crown the verdant hills, Ireland offers an eclectic mix of exploration opportunities. Additionally, the country is dotted with charming villages and towns, each showcasing Ireland’s unique allure.
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Top 6 Historical Sites for a Walking Tour in Shimla

Jeffrey Johnson07 mins
Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, is one of India’s most popular hill stations and is often referred to as the “Queen of the Hills.” The town flourished during the reign of the British Empire, beginning as a nondescript village in the 1820s before becoming the official summer capital in 1864. The Government of India typically resided there until moving to Kolkata and later Delhi during winter months. Consequently, Shimla boasts an intriguing history and a distinctive atmosphere, complete with many well-preserved historical buildings.
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Ultimate Guide to Los Angeles Beaches and Their Amenities

Jeffrey Johnson08 mins
With about 75 miles of coastline from Malibu to Long Beach, Los Angeles County features a diverse array of beach environments. From flat, nondescript stretches of sand to scenic coves, rugged bluffs, and rocky tide pools, the region has something for everyone. Each beach is distinguished by unique wave action and weather due to their west-facing and south-facing orientations.
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