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CULTURE AND BEACH… HOW TO COMBINE A HOLIDAY FORMULA TO PLEASE ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
Some people love the unrest and the countless opportunities the big city offers. Others, perhaps tired of the urban hustle and bustle, are looking for new ways away from it.
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The Trümmelbach waterfall is a unique experience, from the breathtaking beauty to the immense amount of power gushing around the sides of the mountain.
If you ever have the chance to visit Switzerland I highly recommend visiting this area. You will not be disappointed. These amazing pictures are of a couple of beautiful forest walkways and up close shots of rose bushes located in the botanical gardens in Adelaide south Australia. It has a beautiful autumnal look with the leaves and great tree surrounding. The botanical gardens is made up of wonderful sights such as fountains and a bird enclosure with many trees and flowers. I highly recommend for anyone that travels to Adelaide South Australia to visit the wonderful gardens.
Never did I think I would be writing a traveling article about a small but charming village in the south of Spain. As someone who grew in a town in the south of Córdoba, my dreams always revolved around big cities in far far away countries… Corona changed that.
 The Great Ocean Road is located at the south-eastern coat of Australia.
I have been there twice, the first time I booked a one day tour with friends, if you only have a short time to spend in Australia, they will show you all the most famous spots so you won’t miss out anything, but even though it took us almost 12 hours, it was still a bit rush to be honest. So the second time we decided to drive by ourselves, it was so relaxing and of course you can enjoy your own playlist and sing loudly with your friends. Both of them are good options to try, it just depends on your own needs. Also known as the Wilmington Giant, is 235 feet tall. It was thought to originate from the Iron Age or even Neolithic period. However there are tonnes of myths surrounding the giant. Check out the video above for more information. Author,The video and article uploaded by Alex Hood, website owner:  Our trip to Cameron highlands was an amazing experience. It is the highest motorable point in Malaysia. It has lush green slopes with diverse flaura and fauna. Being a sunrise and sunset lover I had to visit the sunrise point amidst the Boh Tea Estate. We were there for three days and visited the sunrise point on all the days. The mornings are magical!!
Kandy, the last kingdom of Sri Lanka is a cultural treat with myriads of temples and shrines dating back to the time of the kings. The wood/ rock carvings and paintings found within these temples are unique and simply breath-taking.
The aura of spirituality that surrounds the city is complemented by plush greenery, heritage architecture, traditional crafts and an absolute panoramic view of the hills that surround the city. A must visit for anyone planning a trip to Sri Lanka. Volterra - a small town in Tuscany. This old city cannot be overlooked. If you drive from Pisa to Siena, you can not miss it. Perhaps this historic city is not yet so well known. But has a lot to offer. There is something interesting for everyone here. Whether history or the landscape around the city or the typical small alleys... one will not regret a visit.
A souvenir made of alabastro is of course a must. It's the day of the Oued Zen. Oued Zen hike is a Tunisian national park located in the delegation of Ain Draham about 200 kilometres west of Tunis. “It rains 🌧 it wets💧 it's the frog party". These are the lyrics of a very appropriate children's song that we would sing during the first hours of our hike.
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