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Uttarakhand located in the northern part of India. It is the 27th state of the “republic of India”. It referred as the “Land of Gods” due to many sacred temples and cities found throughout the state. Hindu’s most famous pilgrimages “char dham” are located here.

Uttarakhand is also bliss for adventure activities like river rafting, parasailing/paragliding, river crossing, and rock climbing, and swimming. India’s two famous national parks Jim Corbett national park and Rajaji national Park situated

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Australia's best walking trails

 

WHETHER it's to get away from the hustle and bustle or to get in touch with nature, walking is cheap, easy and a great way to keep active.

So drag those sneakers out from the back of the closet, because here's your chance to walk the walk in the best the country has to offer.

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Sydney's Great Coastal Walk

Over seven days this 100km walk between Palm Beach and Cronulla will remind you why Sydney's coastline is so spectacular – and make you wonder why you didn't do it sooner.

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The land of India is blessed with rich flora and fauna. India is known as God’s own place and along with amazing wildlife; it also offers wonderful and scenic landscapes. Indian Government has left no stone unturned to conserve the wildlife. In last few decades, numerous National Parks and wildlife sanctuaries have been established to preserve some of the rarest species. Here each and every animal shares its own comfort zone with utmost privacy and safety in their natural habitat. In all there a

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Beaches vacations in India

If you think about a beach what comes to your mind is the sandy seashores, waves crashing, cool breeze and an excellent scenic view. The extraordinary seashore beauties in India embrace the dazzling flowing water, fresh breeze of seas and amazing scenic views of colorful sand on the beaches holidays.
India beach tour will be the incredible vacation packages, which offers the enjoyable loaded pleasure of sunbathe, swimming, Para-gliding and sailing. Shorelines in India excite every single feasible
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Antient side of Malta

Malta's an amazing place, that combines modern life pace with untouched haze of historical romance. Here you can find some interesing short videos http://tours-tv.com/en/malta and below are some significant facts about Malta and Maltese culture.

Borg in-Nadur

The megalithic site, close to the sea at Birzebbuga, was excavated by Dr Margaret Murray in 1922-7. The depth of the deposits was very shallow and the Temple Period remains were covered by material from the Bronze Age village which lay over t

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Buying Great Fake Reviews on Trip Advisor


If power corrupts then as they say absolute power corrupts absolutely.

TripAdvisor, with it's 45 million reviews of some 500,000 destinations is the undisputed leader in shaping people's perceptions of what hotel they should stay in and where.

Good or bad reviews on the giant site can profoundly affect a hotel's bottom line.

So it comes as no real surprise that some hotels are bribing their guests with offers of free rooms, upgrades, and discounts if they po
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Free Museum Hopping in New York City

There are about 80 museums in New York City. Most of them are in Manhattan,
and nine of those museums are located along what's called New York City Museum
Mile, along Fifth Avenue.

 

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The American Museum of Natual History

 

Museum Mile begins with the New York City
Metropolitan Museum of Art at Fifth Avenue and 82 St. (1000 Fifth Ave,
New York City, NY, 10028) and ends with the Museum of El Barrio on Fifth
Avenue and 104 Street (1230 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10029). In between, there
are the Guggenhei

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“I never kept a diary, but I wrote detailed notes of my travels.”- David Rockefeller. Your volunteer experience abroad, makes up part of your life as an individual; it basically shapes who you are at the present. Most volunteers change their outlook towards life after spending some time working with people who are often less fortunate than they are. It is therefore a good idea to keep a record what the experience brought to you. Once you have documented your experience you can keep what you came

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French Polynesia, A Unique Asian World

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Maeva! Welcome!

Tahiti – Moorea – Bora Bora – island names that evoke a wonderful state of mind, seducing honeymooners, romantics, adventurers, and vacationers looking for escape. For a short introduction video click on the link: http://tours-tv.com/en/Tahiti

Here, around these South Seas isles, a romantic sunset sea sends giant curls of turquoise breaking onto the colorful reefs that protect the tranquil lagoons of warm, bright-emerald waters and white coral-sand beaches.

Tahiti covers over two mi

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 Hello,

 

I just joined Tripatini and received and accepted invites to the Media Only Group and the Photography Group.

 

I am excited to be a new member and I am hoping that I will be better equipped to build my brand throught the Tripatini network. Kudos to David Paul Appell for coming up with the brilliant idea of "Facebook for Travelers". I love it.

 

I have proudly added the Tripatini badge to my home blog Jim DeLillo Travel Photojournalist  at http://travelphotojournalist.blogspot.com/.

 

 


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Silent Waters Villa is a superb location for a family reunion, corporate retreat, destination wedding (seating 54 guests) or just a small group of friends seeking a most unusual holiday experience. Nestled in the hills of Jamaica, overlooking pristine forests and the spectacular turquoise waters of Montego Bay sits a truly remarkable private Jamaica resort property .... an enchanting heaven.

Silent Waters is one of the  most glamorous luxury rental villas in Jamaica.  This award-winning Jamaica

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By Emily Guilmette, Kuoda Travel
On July 24, Peru marks 100 years since Hiram Bingham, a Yale professor sponsored by the National Geographic Society, came upon the vine-covered ruins. Bingham and his team, with the approval of the contemporary Peruvian government, cleared the site, excavated and presented Machu Picchu to the world in high romantic style (you can read Bingham´s original National Geographic piece about the discovery and browse his incredible photos here). They also brought thousand
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Ultimate Africa Travel Services is an East Africa leading inbound premier Kenya Tour Operator and Tanzania Tour Operator dedicated to provide a comprehensive Kenya and Tanzania travel information tailored to the specific needs of luxury and budget clients together with structured daily safari group departures. The company has a proven record of outstanding service, both at point-of-sale and in “after sales” care.

9008631683?profile=originalUltimate Africa Travel Services welcomes you to Authentic Kenya Holiday safaris and

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Scuba-dive in Second World War wrecks, where tragic events of the past have become beautiful, vibrant reefs.

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On Oct. 6, 1942, the American troop carrier SS President Coolidge was en route to Vanuatu when it was sunk accidentally by American mines entering the harbour at Espirito Santo. (All but two of the crew escaped.) Today, the 199-metre ship rests 20 to 70 metres deep and is regarded as a top wreck dive. You'll need up to a week to fully explore it. There are holds containing jeeps and GMC t

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Uchisar, Turkey

Looking for a historic hotel? Look no further than the Argos Hotel in Turkey’s Cappadocia. Once an ancient monastery, these carefully restored historical dwellings and underground tunnels are filled with the magic and mystery of Turkey’s ancient culture. Reserve your place in history today – we know we will.

 

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Argos in Cappadocia is modern luxury amongst carefully
restored tunnels and caves of an historical monastery that bears testament to
the civilizations of ancient Turkish tim

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