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Sidi Ifni, Spanish Saharan art deco town.
Although Sid Ifni was ceded to Spain in 1860, it was not until 1934 that Spain engaged its time and resources into the enclave. There then occurr... read on		Jan 2008
Sidi Ifni, Morocco travel report by robert moss

Toamasina. Madagascar's capital of pousse-pousse.
A 20 seater Twin Otter aircraft usually operated flights from Nosy Boraha to Toamasina. It was an experience that should always be recommended to any at least moderately adventurous travelle... read on
Toamasina, Madagascar travel report by Krys Dudek

San Gimignano-The Best Italian Town?
The reason why San Gimignano is in my travelling list around Italy is quite interesting. Three years ago when i was shortly posted to Italy, i asked a colleague from Philippines who had live... read on
San Gimignano, Italy travel report by yuliang pang

Great Silk Road. Uzbekistan. Grand Samarkand.
Samarkand's history spans over 2,750 years. Its monuments dating back to the Temurids Dynasty rival those of ancient Greece in Europe, Egypt in Africa as well as India and China. They just n... read on
Samarkand, Uzbekistan travel report by Krys Dudek

Where Cadfael meets Charles Darwin
With the River Severn forming a peninsula, the heights on which Shrewsbury is found, was a obvious place to build a strong fort. As with many ancient strongholds, there is no exact date of f... read on
Shrewsbury, United Kingdom travel report by Terje Bråthen

Ustka, Poland’s summer capital.
I travel to Ustka few times a year, mainly in the summer. I have friends and family there. I would like to say that I know the place very well, but the resort has been changing so dynamicall... read on
Ustka, Poland travel report by Krys Dudek

Serekunda & nearby beaches for a perfect holiday?
First time I went to The Gambia in 2004, during my debut trip to West Africa. I loved its people instantly. They were unsophisticated and genuine. When they said they loved, they did, from t... read on
Serekunda, Gambia, the travel report by Krys Dudek

Kumbhalgarh-A refuge and safe haven
Kumbhalgarh fort is located at a distance of 60kms from Udaipur and can be covered as a day-trip from your base at Udaipur. The most convenient w... read on		Jul 2007
Udaipur, India travel report by shalini_md

Færoes - part 2 – N.Streymoy, Sandoy and Nolsoy
The Færoes were associated with Norway and remained so even after the more southerly Shetlands and Orkneys were firmly established as part of Scotland. When Norway fell under Denmark, the Fæ... read on
Saksun, Faroe Islands travel report by davidx

Rajasthan Trilogy. 1. Udaipur. Splendid.
Udaipur is known to the world also as Venice of the East or the Indian City of Lakes. Frankly, I would strongly disagree with the Venice comparison. Just because a palace had been built on t... read on
Udaipur, India travel report by Krys Dudek

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