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A very long tradition has the St. Nicholas day in Austria, on the 5th and 6th of December St. Nicholas (the good) and the “Krampus” (the evil) are going through the Gastein valley on this trational festival day in Austria. More than 100 “Passen” with St. Nicholas, Krampusse , one angel and a man with a basket on his back called “Gurzelträger” are going from house to house and thousands of people watch this spectacle LIVE in Gastein.
Here is a video!
One of my favorite ways to travel while home in the States is to do some half-way planning, hop in the car, and hope for the best. This is how my friend, Andy, and I took two and a half weeks of our summer in 2009. We crammed two surfboards and what we thought would be enough clothing for two or so weeks in my Jeep.
We planned out our trip to be as cheap as possible so the first stop came from Andy’s acceptance as a guest at his mom’s high school reunion. So that meant the first le
Badrinath is the place related with the worship of Lord Vishnu. It is surrounded by the mountain ranges of Nar and Narayan. It is said that sometimes in ancient times, berries were grown in abundant at this place and due to this reason only, this place was named as Badrinath as ‘Badri’ means berries. It is also famous by the name of ‘Tapobhumi’ which means the land of penance and meditation. Other name for Badrinath is ‘Bhubaikunth’ which means heaven on earth. It is the holiest place out of the
Kangaroo Island, or ‘KI’, as it’s known locally, is more noted for what it hasn’t got than for what it has. Unlike mainland Australia, rabbits and foxes were never introduced, so the indigenous wildlife has less competition for survival.
Another thing the island doesn’t have is something a Scottish friend once called ‘The Way of the Island’. There’s no sense of being on an island; in many places, you can climb to a high point and see nothing but ‘bush’ in any direction.
That catches many visitors
An art lovers destination
After coming back from Sierra Leone, and having had one of the most amazing times of my life, I decided to share my experience with others to hopefully inspire more people to go and explore this beautiful yet misunderstood part of the World. This is the first part of Travels in Sierra Leone: Peninsula, Provinces and Palm Wine.
When I first mentioned that I wanted to travel to Sierra Leone, I would have been a rich man if I was paid for every time someone either said: "Isn't there a civil war in S
free entertainment and more
http://www.examiner.com/travel-in-syracuse/turning-stone-casino-has-free-entertainment-every-night
Tanzania in Two Weeks
The Tanzania Adventure Tours itinerary below gives a quick taste of Tanzania most popular national parks. You will experience a short safari and wildlife with ultimateafricatravel, but it will be a busy week.
Day 1: Arusha National Park
Arusha as your Tanzania safari starts and ends point, it is essential to stay there the night before your Tanzania Safari departs. The busy commercial town lacks charm, but for the traveler there are a number of good souvenir shops and bustling
Serengeti National Park
The Serengeti National Park is the greatest National Park on the continent. Its not just the wildlife, though the sight of more than two million animals moving across the plains is regularly cited as the greatest wildlife spectacle on Earth. The Serengeti National park is almost the size of Hawaii and the greater ecosystem an area encompassing the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. It was the Masai who called it Siringitu (The Place Where The Land Moved on Forever), and it
http://stripedpot.com/2011/11/10/powerscourt-estate-and-garden-are-popular-tourist-attractions-in-ireland/ Don't miss this beautiful spot when visiting Ireland.
They deliver anywhere in the US
The year 2011 marks another milestone in our lives today we celebration a very special Remembrance Day - 11th November in the year 2011 (11.11.11). It is very symbolic for such extraordinary time in our lives. Lest we forget the sacrifice made and still being made by others to maintain, secure and encourage world peace.
Read more details here:
https://www.pinterest.ca/VRPExperts/remembrance-day/
I wish all of you will come and Enjoy Egypt tours and Shore Excursions from Alexandria port to visit the great Pyramids of Giza and all the Sightseeings around.
** 1 day tour to Cairo .
** 2 days tour to Cairo and the Pyramids.
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Sunderbans resembles its name ‘sunder’ means ‘beautiful’ and ‘bans’ means ‘forest’, collectively ‘Sunderban’ in Bengali Language means ‘beautiful forest’. Truly the Sunderbans is very famous for its beauty, be it’s the flora or the fauna Sunderbans has the rarest species of animals and plants on earth. The national park is a World Heritage Site inscribe by UNSECO in the year 1997. The huge national park covers approximately 4110km of area of which 1700km is covered by water bodies. Sunderban is
Infinity Resort in Corbett is known for its luxurious and eco-friendly environment. Infinity Resort has its chain and has many resorts at different touristic places in India. Its resort at Corbett National Park offers excellent room services and friendly environment. It’s all suits have their own private balconies, which provide 180-degree view of the Kosi River that flows nearby.
Natural sceneries from all sides like river Himalaya, forest and clear sky, surround the Corbett National Park. These
India is a dream place for every tourist, a place where every tourist wants to come once in his whole life. Unbelievable combination of culture and heritage makes India one of the most-visited destinations in all over the world. No doubt, India is full of rich culture and beauty which can attract any kind of tourist around the globe. Tourism in India has gained an unparalleled expansion from its distant past. One can witness glorious monuments, diverse lifestyle, different languages, varied pala
http://www.goingonadventures.com/2011/11/kissing-blarney-stone-in-ireland.html You just gotta do it!
TripAdvisor Plot Thickens: Second Charges Filed
The review giant seems reeling these days with legal and PR woes from all directions.
In the latest plot development, Hotelmarketing.com reports that a more serious complaint against TripAdvisor has been lodged with the Advertising Standards Authority, the UK organization charged with regulating advertising across all media.
The second probe, instigated by reputation management gadfly, Kwikchex is now asking that all third parties using TripAdviso
Full Article with Pictures: Cruize Cast- Cruise Blog and Podcast
On this cool morning in southern Alabama with no European trip on the immediate horizon, I am wishing I was in Florence. It is strange to have fallen in love with a city that is so different from where I come from, which contains delights that I didn't even know existed a few years ago, but I guess the saying is true "you can't choose who (or what) you love."
Travel writers always seem so worldly, like they have always known abou
