Fake but Beautiful Pearl
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mwald
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There’s a very good reason Dubrovnik, Croatia, is considered the Pearl of the Adriatic. It is because of its hyper-charming …
Tag: UNESCO site
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mwald
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Thanksgiving a Good Time to Celebrate Native Americans
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mwald
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Less than one hour south of Durango, Colo., in New Mexico, you find a relatively unknown tourist site, Aztec Ruins …
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Where the Olympics Began
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mwald
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A visit to one of the world’s best archaeological sites, Olympia, Greece, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is about three …
Motor to Kotor
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mwald
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The port of Kotor in Montenegro is a surprisingly nice place to visit. Most European towns have their old walled …
Pandamonium and Tea
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mwald
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When some people think of China, they think of panda bears, those seemingly cuddly black and white bears, the model …
Very Old, Very Close Ruins
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mwald
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Besides being a UNESCO World Heritage site, Monte Alban, close to the Mexican City of Oaxaca, is one of those …