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Furano/Biei: An Introduction
Furano/Biei: An Introduction
Furano/Biei, Japan Furano ▪ Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Japan-guide ▪ Furano Brochure Biei ▪ Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ Japan-guide Attractions/Sightseeing: Blue Pond (青い池) / Blue River 白金温泉郷 森の旅亭びえい The Blue Pond is
Kushiro: An Introduction
Kushiro: An Introduction
Kushiro, Japan Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ Japan-guide Kushiro, which is well known as "the town of mist," is situated in the southeastern part of Hokkaido, facing the Pacific Ocean. A
Otaru: An Introduction
Otaru: An Introduction
Otaru, Japan Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ Japan-guide ▪ JNTO ▪ Otaru Official Tourism Otaru (小樽) is a small harbor city, about half an hour northwest of Sapporo by train. Its
Sapporo: An Introduction
Sapporo: An Introduction
Sapporo, Japan Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ Japan-guide Sapporo (札幌, "important river flowing through a plain" in Ainu language) is the capital of Hokkaido and Japan's fifth largest city. Sapporo is
Kathmandu: An Introduction
Kathmandu: An Introduction
Kathmandu, Nepal Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist Kathmandu is the capital and largest metropolitan city of Nepal. The city is the urban core of the Kathmandu Valley in the Himalayas, which also
Petra: An Introduction
Petra: An Introduction
Petra, Jordan Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist Situated between the Red Sea and the Dead Sea and inhabited since prehistoric times, the rock-cut capital city of the Nabateans, became during Hellenistic and
Eilat: An Introduction
Eilat: An Introduction
Eilat, Israel Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist The combination of a hot climate, a tropical sea and a breathtaking background of wild, bare granite mountains has turned Eilat into a tourist gem
Dead Sea: An Introduction
Dead Sea: An Introduction
Dead Sea, Israel Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ Lowest Elevation : Dead Sea The surface of the Dead Sea is over 1,300 feet below sea level. The very bottom of the
Jerusalem: An Introduction
Jerusalem: An Introduction
Jerusalem, Israel Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ TimeOut ▪ iTravel Jerusalem ▪ Travels of Adam ▪ Top 15 Sites Jerusalem, capital of Israel, a city in central Israel west of the
Haifa: An Introduction
Haifa: An Introduction
Haifa, Israel Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ Top 14 Attractions Israel’s third largest city and one of its prettiest, Haifa has a lot to offer visitors. It has the country’s largest
Tel Aviv: An Introduction
Tel Aviv: An Introduction
Tel Aviv, Israel Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ TimeOut ▪ Visit Tel Aviv ▪ Travels of Adam Tel Aviv, often called “the city that never stops,” was the first modern Jewish
Berlin: An Introduction
Berlin: An Introduction
Berlin, Germany Tripadvisor ▪ Wikitravel ▪ Virtual Tourist ▪ TimeOut ▪ Visit Berlin ▪ nomadicmatt Berlin, Germany’s capital and cultural center, dates to the 13th century. Divided during the Cold War, today it's
Money Exchange and Tipping
Money Exchange and Tipping
Tipping practices: Germany: Service and VAT are included in bills. But round up or 5-10% tip may be used as rule of thumb. Credit cards may not always be accepted. Israel: 10-15% -
A Round-the-world Itinerary
A Round-the-world Itinerary
I have planned this RTW trip since early 2015. In short, I am going to travel to 4 different regions in the world. I pick 4 because it is for my 40th. I
40 looking back at 20
40 looking back at 20
Starting a new travel blog again. This time is for my upcoming (sort-of) round-the-world trip for my 40th birthday! For many, me included, 40th is a definitive milestone. I remember when I was
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