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//August 15, 2014
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Winter is: Golden backlight

There is a special time of day when sun lights the bush in an unimaginable way. Light soft enough to look into and not shy away from. So soft that it draws you in and forces you to contemplate exactly what is unfolding before you. To me, worth more than gold itself, eternal...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By africa
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Finding meaning: 5 pilgrimage paths across Asia

THE art of pilgrimage is an age old tradition that is not lost in modern day Asia where it is still possible to follow routes with other pilgrims to holy places such as the source of the River Ganges in India, the holy mountain of Kailash in Tibet or Buddhist monasteries perched...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By asia
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On safari: Animal trips with a difference around Asia

FOR a chance to travel to less touristy areas in Asia and encounter wildlife, nature and local life, an animal safari is an excellent option. Elephant, camel and horse safari operators exist in places as varied as the Inner Mongolian steppe, Thailand’s northern mountains and...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By asia
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India to introduce new visa-on-arrival scheme

Buddhist monks and local villagers walk down the steps from Thiksay Monastery in Ladakh, India. Pic: AP. THE Indian visa office in Kathmandu’s Thamel district has long held an allure for spur-of-the-moment travellers. Located on a cramped street flanked by open sewers and...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By asia
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Visa enforcement tightens for tourists and expats in Thailand

Pic: Shutterstock. THE days of ‘border runs’ in Thailand are coming to a swift end. Immigration is putting a stop to these brief overland trips in and out of neighboring countries, popular among long-stay travelers and tourists who want to extend their time in the country. Even...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By asia
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Barcelona: 8 tips for visiting Park Güell

In 1984 UNESCO declared Barcelona’s Park Güell a World Heritage Site. It is one of the most impressive Gaudí projects in the city, and well worth the extra effort it takes to get up to the park from the city center. A visit to the park takes planning and the better...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By europe
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The cheapest way to travel between London & Paris: Planes, trains & buses from £1.50

London and Paris are two of Europe’s biggest tourist destinations, just a few hours away from each other by road or rail; about an hour’s distance in the air. Barring car travel, there are three ways to make the journey between the two capitals: by air, by rail and by road. But...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By europe
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Munich: 5 classic Bavarian bakery items for around €1

Load up on German pastries in Munich for a cheap and tasty treat. Photo: Audrey Sykes Deutschland is home to some of the best bakers in Europe, Bavarian being a doughy turf for fabulous cakes and gigantic pretzels. Even better are the deliciously-low prices for a big sweet treat:...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By europe
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New York is Times Square and 6 other myths busted

Definitely snap photos in Times Square, but don’t mistake it for New York. Photo: Sri Dhaanush K Over the past few months, EuroCheapo correspondents have been debunking common myths about Paris (no, not everyone is rude), London (not all polite), Barcelona (not all...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By europe
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Budget Travel in Turkey: A journey on the overnight bus

Writing about adventures in Paris may be wonderful, but everyone needs a holiday. That’s why I spent the month of July exploring the amazingly beautiful Turkey. After some R&R along the Lycian Coast (which I highly recommend as far as beach holidays go, by the way), I needed...
Posted On 15 Aug 2014
, By europe
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