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Shark attacks: in which countries they attack more often
After the bloody events in the fall of 2010 in Egypt and in the summer of 2011 on the Russian Far Eastern beaches where shark victims were common tourists, we…

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Useful tips for tourists
Certainly for each country has its own particular nuances, but there are also common for all of Asia, which are better to follow. How to avoid becoming a victim of…

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The amazing sights of Nepal: Dakshinkali Temple
Nepalese are very religious. It is believed that most of the population in Nepal professes Hinduism, although in fact the inhabitants of this country have created some kind of mixture…

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Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
The Brazilian Carnival (Carnaval do Brasil) is an annual festival held in many cities in Brazil 40 days before Easter, marking the beginning of Lent. During Lent, Roman Catholics refrain…

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Travel to the UAE
This is one of the features of the Emirates. In the UAE, not only a lot of sand, but also interesting buildings, and most of them are modern buildings that…

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Scandinavian countries - what to see for tourists?
In this article we will try to understand the term “Scandinavia” and find out which countries belong to it and what interesting things tourists can see there ... All Nordic…

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Carnival in Rio de Janeiro

The Brazilian Carnival (Carnaval do Brasil) is an annual festival held in many cities in Brazil 40 days before Easter, marking the beginning of Lent. During Lent, Roman Catholics refrain from any bodily pleasures. That is why the Brazilian carnival, as an act of parting with pleasure, takes place on the eve of fasting.

There are several versions of the origin of the Brazilian carnival. According to one of them, it is based on the Poteshny Day, introduced in the 17th century by the Portuguese, which was accompanied by songs and dances, when it was decided to fool each other in various ways, pour water on it, throw in raw eggs and beans. Continue reading →

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Island Holidays in Thailand

Thailand is the main tourist center of the region, a country with a rich history and culture, a country of thousands of temples and hundreds of islands.
There are indeed a lot of islands in Thailand – small and large, inhabited and wild, which have retained their natural beauty, covered with forests, lakes and rivers. And from such a variety you just get confused: Where to go on holiday to Thailand?

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The most beautiful and interesting lakes of our planet

Crater Lake (Crater Lake) – is located on the territory of Lake Crater, Oregon National Park in the western United States. This lake of volcanic origin is striking in its beauty, in addition – it is the deepest lake in the United States (594 m). The fame of this lake was brought by its amazing bright blue water and pacifying surrounding view.

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Where to go to the UAE?
The United Arab Emirates today is a combination of tradition and the latest achievements, gorgeous beaches against the backdrop of bold multi-storey architecture and desert landscapes ... For tourists there…

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About New Year's fairy tales for tourists big and small
The New Year is traditionally a family holiday, and tourists often expect to spend time with their children “visiting a fairy tale” for the winter holidays. For those who are…

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Five famous abandoned resorts in the world
Popularity is a fickle thing. Tourist centers and famous resorts, like people, live and die. We will tell here about the five once popular, and today - the forgotten centers…

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