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DAY 1:JKIA-NAIROBI

Met and picked at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by African Dew Tours & Travel representative and transferred to Sarova panafric hotel/Southern Sun Mayfair hotel.

 DAY 2:NAIROBI-MAASAI MARA
Arise for breakfast and depart for the Mara via Narok to reach just in time for lunch.Depart for for an afternoon game drive. Maasai Mara is an extension of Northern Serengeti of Tanzania. It’s famous for the yearly migration o

The UN Public Service Day intends to celebrate the value and virtue of public service to the community; highlight the contribution of public service in the development process; recognize the work of public servants, and encourage young people to pursue careers in the public sector said Sandeep Marwah in a house full auditorium at Noida Film City at AAFT.
Sandeep Marwah is not only founder of film city Noida but also the Ambassador of International Human Rights Organization affiliated to United Na

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Few cultural forms are more associated with the Dominican Republic than merengue music and the brisk, shuffling, hip-wagging dance that goes with it (no one’s exactly sure where the name comes from – sweet, frothy beaten egg whites or the “mareng” or “méringue” music of neighboring Haiti).  Going back more than 150 years, like tango in Argentina it once scandalized the prim and proper because of its ribald lyrics and sexy moves. Well, that’s sure as heck a thing of the past – see

Cooking Lisbon started his activities in 2014 and is growing his activity with people that want to learn about the portuguese traditional cuisine, during their trip in our country.

The cooking class has a menu with four courses, which are: starter/soup , fish dish, meat dish and a dessert. Bt default, the menu is glúten free and includes portuguese wines and olive oil tasting during the period of the cooking class. 

Each cooking class is four hours, totally hands on. People can really engage with

The exquisite setting of forts and palaces all around Rajasthan dating back to the Rajput era makes it a culturally rich land and a paradise for worldwide honeymooners. Udaipur is one of those popular destinations in Rajasthan where lakes, palaces and culture mingle in harmony to attract millions of foreign and domestic travelers. Several royal palaces situated all around the city make Udaipur the most chosen destination to hold a marriage ceremony or to celebrate the bond of marriage with the m

Ho Chi Minh City decided to expand center area including the whole Thu Thiem new urban area. There are accordingly some changes in Ho Chi Minh districts as well as the city urban area.

According to the Regulation on general urban planning management issued by Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, the current center area of the city will be expanded 737-hectare more which includes the whole Thu Thiem New Urban Area. There are accordingly some changes in Ho Chi Minh districts as well as the city urb

“Fashion welcomes us a to new realm full of new ideas, new concepts, new ideologies, new possibilities. We suddenly find ourselves in the inner world of a fellow human being. All humanity sharing a common thread, we identify ourselves with the artist” said Pratima Pandey renowned dress designer while talking to the students of dress designing and textile desiging at Asian School of Fashion at Noida.
Pandey was invited for the special class to share her experience in fashion at Noida Film City. “W

I often miss the delightful ignorance of childhood, when the most important things in life were the simple pleasures of life itself.  We keep those memories somewhere in the archives of our brains, to be brought out occasionally by specific triggers such as smell and sound.  Our childhood friends were the best we ever had.  Most of us have people we take for granted, they’re called “parents”. It’s almost expected of that ignorance to limit our ability to appreciate.  But as we grow up, we realiz

The tiny nature reserve at the extreme southern end of the Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica seems too pretty and unassuming to have changed history, though it did.

The Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve – Costa Rica’s first privately protected reserve – put the ecotourism capital of the world on the path to protecting the country’s natural resources.

It all started in 1960, when Swede Nicolas Wessberg (known as Olaf or Olle) and his Danish wife Karen Mogensen bought a farm near the town of Montezum

An organization of more than 3000 journalist based in Delhi under the oldest association called Press Club of India honored Sandeep Marwah President of Asian Society of Film And Television for his untiring contribution to media and social activities.
The Press Club of India is already a half century old and is going great. It was formed way back in 1958 largely at the initiative of a few editors in the capital of the country. It is a tribute to their vision and their faith in fellow journalists t

The image that comes to mind when you think of yoga is probably a 20-something petite young woman who can do the splits in the air while lying on her back. Despite what you may think, however, that stereotype is no longer the norm. Yoga classes and yoga retreats are filling up with seniors, corporate executives, surfers and professional athletes … and they are both men and women.

“More and more American seniors are taking up yoga than ever before” to help ease the aging process, notes the Yoga J

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Choosing seven wonders of the world seems like a very difficult task. Just like choosing seven wonders in a single country. The year 2008 saw the foundation of an internet movement to select the seven wonders of Brazil. The result of this selection is not very clear, so, here, we propose something more substantive and real in the country: a visit to the locations declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Christ the Redeemer (1938), Rio de Janeiro

This 38-meter-tall image of Jesus of Nazareth

Anyone whose summer holiday clashes with the football (or ‘soccer’ as it’s known in the States) will be well catered for in Orlando this summer. All World Cup games will be shown live in selected venues around Orlando, perfect for some thrilling afternoon entertainment after a morning of white-knuckle rollercoasters.The best places in Orlando to watch the action unfold between visits to the world’s most famous theme parks.

As well as cheap flights to Orlando, Globehunters can easily arrange accom

“World Environment Day (WED) is the United Nations’ principal vehicle for encouraging worldwide awareness and action for the environment.” Said Sandeep Marwah President of World Peace Development & Research Foundation and Ambassador of International Human Rights Organization affiliated to United Nations in a grand function at Noida.
“Over the years it has grown to be a broad, global platform for public outreach that is widely celebrated by stakeholders in over 100 countries. It also serves as the

When our boat sailed into Patmos, we used the harbour at Grykos, rather than the main harbour at Skala. We shared the jetty with the Old Fisherman. The crew of our boat said that he was almost always there, patiently sitting in his little red boat, mending his nets. When he was out fishing, you know he’ll be back, when you see his three friends waiting for him.

Two cats and a seagull would sit on the nets waiting for him, for he always had a fish for them, no matter how meagre his catch. It’s a s

El sol siempre brilla sobre Guayaquil. La ciudad más poblada de Ecuador, capital económica del país, no se parece en nada a Quito, ciudad que ostenta el poder político. Aquí en Guayaquilhay más relax, la gente vive en la calle, hay otra manera de entender la vida. Y sí, entre las dos existe una gran rivalidad. La llamada Perla del Pacífico es una enorme urbe diseñada en cuadrícula junto al río Guayas, que le imprime personalidad y riqueza. Basta ver la cantidad de barcos de mercancías y turistas