Singapore’s Clarke Quay has made a long journey from its early 19th century beginnings, through its bustling days as Singapore’s harbour to its decline and dereliction, then its re-generation and gentrification. The shop houses and godowns along the river walkway…
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Oberlin has a lot to be proud of. There’s Oberlin College, the first institution of higher learning to admit women and among the first to enroll African-Americans. Today the liberal arts college and music conservatory has an enrollment of around…
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As much as it may be known for fabulous barbecue, steak and the Royals, Kansas City is, for those in the know, home to the American Jazz Museum and the associated local music scene. It’s also the home of a…
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San Francisco was founded in 1776, and nearly destroyed by a fire and earthquake in 1906. Today, it is viewed as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The list of reasons to enjoy a vacation in…
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Back in the 1850s, people in the busy Missouri River port of Brownville, about 75 miles south of Omaha, had hopes of their town becoming the Nebraska state capital. They even set aside land for government buildings. But after the…
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Glacier National Park is a wild gem in the Rocky Mountains in Montana along the Canadian border. The park is renowned for its fabulous scenery and abundant wildlife. Choosing a Place to Stay in Glacier Getting to Glacier is no…
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Every country has a list of must-see attractions and Canada is no exception, with a big number of sights that you really need to try and get around to seeing while you are visiting this amazing country.
Nestled in between the mountains of Shan state, Myanmar’s Inle Lake offers much more to do and see than just the lake itself. Inle Lake area has a vastly different appearance to its drier neighbor of Bagan, its wetter neighbor…
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Gabon is a West African country with the Atlantic as its western border. It is also bounded by Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, and the Congo and is the least densely populated country in Central Africa because more than 70 percent of…
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Barbados is a small island but there is still plenty to do and see. From relaxing on beautiful beaches to water sports to experiencing the nightlife on offer, there is always something happening. Visit Bridgetown, The Capital of Barbados Bridgetown,…
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