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December 2015

Tsim Sha Tsui

Tsim Sha Tsui, the waterfront of Hong Kong

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Tsim Sha Tsui is a promontory on the tip of the Kowloon peninsula that seems to point directly at Victoria Harbour, in front of Central. Tsim Sha Tsui, which could be translated from Chinese as “Sharpened Sand Mouth”, was once home to several Chinese villages, including the port of Heung Po Tau, where ships left carrying cargoes of incense.

Tsim Sha Tsui

Today Tsim Sha Tsui is a major tourist center in the metropolitan area of ​​Hong Kong, with many shops and restaurants, particularly popular with tourists, especially in the evening, enjoy strolling along the seafront to admire the glittering skyline of Hong Kong. To be considered for the different museums in Hong Kong are located in the area.Read More »Tsim Sha Tsui, the waterfront of Hong Kong

Cesky Krumlov

Prague: Cesky Krumlov

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Cesky Krumlov, it is a small town in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. The old town which belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in a narrow horseshoe of the Vltava River. Over the river, a huge castle looming over the city center.

Cesky Krumlov

The main attraction is definitely the impressive gothic castle of Cesky, can be visited, which contains within itself a Baroque theater that miraculously preserved, complete with the original scenery and props, is one of the few theatres of this type still in existence.Read More »Prague: Cesky Krumlov

calton hill

The panoramic view of Edinburgh from Calton Hill

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The second most visited city in Britain after London, Edinburgh is located on several hills that offer breathtaking views of the landscape. And so it is not by accident that you can take good photos like this, built next to the monument to Dugald Stewart on Calton Hill.

calton hill

The top of Calton Hill offers pleasant views of the city, and among them you can see Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle. The hill, which is located in the center of Edinburgh in Scotland, it is home to a busy public park.Read More »The panoramic view of Edinburgh from Calton Hill

Mauritius

What to do and see in Mauritius

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There is plenty to do and see in Mauritius, sea apart (really beautiful and diverse) obviously.

The Botanical Garden of Pamplemousses: Known to naturalists all over the world, contains rare species of birds and rare specimens such as sea lilies that can have a diameter of nearly two meters, Talipot and Corypha palms and Victoria Regia lotus flowers.

Mauritius

The capital Port Louis, behind a mountain range that protects it from trade winds. Enchanting panorama that can be enjoyed from fortress Citadel, joined the bustling harbor and fun shopping you can do in Bazaar: spices such as vanilla tea, silk, the typical jewelry to model wooden sailing ships.Read More »What to do and see in Mauritius

Montreux Noel Market

The Montreux Noel Market in Switzerland

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Christmas means market of the gifts. One of the most famous is certainly the Montreux Noel Market, on the shores of Lake Geneva, in the snowy peaks of the Swiss Alps in the canton of Vaud.

Montreux Noel Market

Now in its 21st edition, the Montreux Noel market is a unique event every year that attracts more than half a million visitors who will be among the more than 150 wooden huts where craftsmen display their handmade products. All it surrounded by shows, concerts and tastings of local gastronomic specialties, such as the ever-present Swiss chocolate.Read More »The Montreux Noel Market in Switzerland

overcoming jet lag

How to survive the return from vacation

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Overcoming jet lag will be a walk in comparison to the thought of returning to work. The long-awaited vacation, a source of relaxation and enjoyment, has only one flaw: that end. So we return to our office more tired and stressed departure, with so much sadness, depression, unhappiness and irritated at the most. Not only that, insomnia or drowsiness, muscle pains, mood swings, loss of appetite are some psychosomatic symptoms that you can take home after returning from vacation. Here’s how to survive the re-entry syndrome at work.

overcoming jet lag

Get organized before leaving
Do not let outstanding works; it is preferable to leave exhausted but without thoughts rather than with the worm of homework that await you on the desk. Not only work: committees, bills, outstanding accounts, reports and any number. Read More »How to survive the return from vacation

seven stars galleria

Seven Stars Galleria in Milan: the first 7-star hotel in the world

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Exclusive services and dedicated to the customer and a unique location in the heart of the city, inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and next to the Cathedral: these are the qualities that have enabled the Seven Stars Galleria in Milan to become the first hotel in the world to win 7 star certification, awarded by the Swiss company SGS.

seven stars galleria

The hotel has seven suites designed by architect Ettore Mocchetti, the price ranges from 1200 to 15,000 euro per night in the Penthouse suite, which takes its name from the unique view: all have dedicated services, as the Butler. Commented Alessandro Rosso, founder of the hotel, at the head of the group:Read More »Seven Stars Galleria in Milan: the first 7-star hotel in the world

kangaroos forest

The kangaroos of the Rambouillet forest in France

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Who said that to be able to see up close the kangaroos must go necessarily in Australia? For nearly 40 years, in fact, a hundred copies of wallaby, escaped from a reserve, has chosen as a dwelling area of the forest of Rambouillet, in northern France.

kangaroos forest

Now the inhabitants of the town of Emance, in Ile-de-France, consider these kangaroos an indispensable presence and compete to treat them and protect them, ensuring their survival. The kangaroos have integrated very well in the local ecosystem because they found food and shelter under the forest cover is safe, protected and have enough to eat.Read More »The kangaroos of the Rambouillet forest in France

camping

Know the Fuel calculation for camping stoves

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Camping is so much fun. Are you planning for your next camping? Then you need a camping stove because it is an essential item, which will help you boil the water, keep you warm, make coffee and you can also melt the snow. But, fuel consumption also plays an important role. Therefore, you need to choose the stove that is fuel efficient and completes your requirement during camping. When you plan for camping, you must get an estimate about the approximate amount of fuel you may need during your camping days.

camping

Fuel consumption depends on certain factors and one of the most important of them is to what altitude you are going and what will be the temperature there during the camping days. It also depends on how many persons are going there and what type of meal you are planning to make in the trip. Liquid fuel is available wherever you go.Read More »Know the Fuel calculation for camping stoves