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Twante: A Rangoon 1/2-Day Trip Off The Beaten Path
The town of Twante is located on the banks of the Twante Canal. It is mainly known for the pottery that it produces, though given the present state of the Burmese economy, the number of acti... read on
Twante, Burma travel report by el2995

Canada’s biggest city is full of charm
As I said already, Toronto styles itself as Canada’s New York. In many ways, this is true; it is the biggest city in the country, is a business centre with dozens of head offices and the Tor... read on
Toronto, Canada travel report by James F

Georgia. Rising.
The country should really be known as Sakartvelo, as this is how the people call it themselves. Georgia, as the name of the country, has been established not to have derived from the country... read on
T'bilisi, Georgia travel report by Krys Dudek

Siem Reap: Gateway to Angkor
In the Khmer language, Siem Reap translates to 'Siamese Defeated', despite that fact that Thailand was the victor and controlled the city from 1794 to 1907, upon which time control was passe... read on
Siem Reap, Cambodia travel report by el2995

Colourful. Hispanic architecture and mighty forts.
I was supposed to just pass through Puerto Rico, de facto colonised by the USA, in transit between flights. However, having read about old San Juan in my guidebook whilst already on the airp... read on
San Juan, Puerto Rico travel report by Krys Dudek

North Africa’s dark horse for travellers
The capital city of Libya is not very large. It is home to one million people, which is rather small for a North African nation. It was in the past a Roman city, of which there are a few rem... read on
Tripoli, Libya travel report by Krys Dudek

Macedonia's capital city
Few tourists know this small country (expensive, 49-USD visa could be one of the reasons). Present Macedonia covers the southern part of former Yugoslavia, it is independent since 1991. Mace... read on
Skopje, Macedonia travel report by Wojciech Dabrowski

Beauty Without Sting
The lush and green surrounds the small town of Trafalgar. It is one of the most harmless rainforests in the world (no dangerous animals or plants), with beauty to match that of other jungles... read on
Trafalgar, Dominica travel report by Xeres Nelro

A happy country. Singing and dancing.
The Cubanos were exceptionally friendly. They approached visitors with purity and natural way that it was breathtaking. And they were all beautiful. The women were so feminine and natural an... read on
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba travel report by Krys Dudek

Udaipur-The City of Lakes Will Drown You in Beauty
For me, Udaipur was the most romantic city in Rajasthan. It is no wonder that this stunning city inspired dens of artists, working in the miniature style that Rajasthan is so famed for. Nest... read on
Udaipur, India travel report by Eire Stewart

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