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I was born and I live in Ukraine. Ukraine is the second largest country in Europe and a land of untouched beauty and rich history. Cities offer exciting points of interest such as incredible pala... Read More...
I lived in Sevilla for almost five months and immersed myself in the culture as much as possible. Everything from the nightlife to a nice spot to relax and read or write is up my alley. If you ha... Read More...
I have been in Rome since July and traveling around several parts of Europe. As a young, curious person, I have information and experience in hot spots, good restaurants, transportation, museums ... Read More...
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Category: Music+Art
Khoomei: The Ancient Art of Tuvan Throat Singing"Historians believe that khoomei was birthed from a desire to speak the language of Nature, translating the earthly sounds of a whistling wind or gurgling brook into human tones," writes Angie Teater, in this personal account of a khoomei concert in Tuva. |
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Walking the Camino de SantiagoA medieval European pilgrimage route over a thousand years old, the Camino de Santiago has become a unique long-distance hike for tens of thousands of "pilgrims" each year. Andrea Kirkby reflects on walking the trail, the landscape of rural Spain, and how, once on the pilgrimage, "you start to accept the unusual, the strange, the downright weird, as part of your everyday life." |
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Top Ten Music Festivals WorldwideFrom Coachella to Glastonbury to EXIT, Matador presents the best music festivals around the world. |
Guides/Tips on Europe
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Sweet "Pillows" in Sintra, PortugalSweet "Pillows" in Sintra, Portugal |
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A tour of Fair PrahaPraha is a city most travel to in Europe. Hopefully, this will lead one to something most miss... |
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The Strike That FailedSitting in class one day, we suddenly heard loud noise coming from outside. Banging on garbage cans, screaming, and air horns disrupted the entire university. The teachers had expected this, and my Spanish professor, Penelope, told us it was "una huelga." After trying to figure out what she was talking... |
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Travel blogNow that I've got my passport back after a protracted UK visa process (background here) and looking to travel again, my blog is ready to come out of hiatus. I've decided a complete overhaull is needed. I originally set it up the blog in 2006, a few months before traveling through Asia. I used the... |
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Marriage to the Sea-late for the weddingSunday, May 4, 2008 It started as a perfect day, with more sun than shade and a light breeze ruffling the water. It was the day of the Festa della Sensa, when the Doge of the Republic of Venice used to sail out in his Bucintoro and cast a ring into the sea. The Bucintoro, the magnificent two deck... |