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The capital Amsterdam has two of the world’s best museums - the Van Gogh and Rijksmuseum. Walk around this compact city and enjoy the canals, cobblestone streets and nightlife. There is more art to devour in Rotterdam, the bustling port city where you can also see Monet and Kandinsky. The glittering elegance that persists in the royal city by the sea, The Hague, should not be missed. More so, as its prime beach destination of Scheveningen presents the perfect summer holiday. Utrecht possesses medieval charm, its cathedral tower dating back to the 1300s and old townhouses are well preserved. Maastricht offers a sunnier respite being in the southernmost part, also known for its cuisine. To breathe the essence of the Dutch landscape, head for the town of Lisse and be in awe of Keukenhof – the world’s biggest tulip park.
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 Portugal
has a rich seafaring past, great beach resorts, beautiful towns and a
stunning landscape covered in olive groves, vineyards and world heritage
sites.
Portugal’s bright capital, Lisbon, is bordered by river and coastline. The city is littered with monuments, Art Nouveau buildings and picturesque mediaeval quarters. The seaside resort of Estoril and hills of the Serra de Sintra are only a drive away. If you’re looking for a few days relaxation then visit the tropical island of Madeira. Set within a spectacular landscape, which includes the largest evergreen forest in the world - Laurisilva Forest, top-quality hotels and excellent service means everybody feels comfortable. The Algarve also has much to offer, with its beaches among the best in the world. It also hosts 30 golf courses. Porto, in the north, has a rich and fascinating history. The mountainous region owes much of its character to the River Douro whose vine-filled valley is today classified as a world heritage site. Much of its heritage is based on shipping and trade, making it a bustling and passionate city.
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With near perfect conditions in October, November and December, this dazzling city is an urban tapestry of skyscrapers, electric streetscapes, commercial activity and temples – for those seeking something a bit more peaceful. Hong Kong has a distinctive blend of East and West. Indulge in shopping, savour culinary delicacies and open your senses to its amazing skyline, bustling harbour and countryside. There are plenty of hotels situated on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, in the New Territories and Outlying Islands. So you can either choose to enjoy the big city lights or even the beach. Wherever you stay, all of Hong Kong's attractions are nearby – easily accessible by the excellent public transport network. There's plenty of hiking to do in the Country parks, Lantau Island and the MacLehose Trail in the New Territories, or rent a bike and cycle around Tolo Harbour. Disneyland Hong Kong also opened very recently! |
 New
Zealand is a country of rare beauty: glacial mountains, fast-flowing
rivers, deep lakes, hissing geysers and boiling mud.
The largest city, Auckland, enjoys a diverse culture. Visit its many islands, or simply ascend the Sky Tower and enjoy the great view over the rainforest mountain ranges. Rotorua has a deep sense of history and Maori culture. This combined with a landscape of geysers and bubbling pools of mud, allows you to experience the real heart of New Zealand. The country’s capital Wellington is beautifully placed between a magnificent harbour and rolling hills. Everything is within walking distance, from galleries to restaurants. Queenstown is the Adventure Capital of the World. Set amongst the dazzling Southern Alps, for a pure adrenalin rush go bungy jumping, jetboating, skiing or relax with some great regional wine! Christchurch meanwhile is recognized as “the international garden city of the world”. On the east coast of the North Island lies the Bay of Islands. Its natural beauty, beaches and host of islands are not to be missed. |
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It is not just the breathtaking scenery with waterfalls, lakes, hot springs or misty hillsides that make Taiwan well worth a visit. Pagodas and temples build on a culture that goes back beyond the beginning of western civilization. Next to nature and tradition there's also the modern Taiwan with skyscrapers that almost reach into heaven, with their feet firmly planted in a chaotic stream of traffic. Whatever you're looking for, you can probably find it in here. If you visit the capital city of Taipei, even if you're just passing through take a day or two to look around and to visit the Yangmingshan National Park. Other major cities are Taichung and the industrial city of Kaohsiung. (They are invariably heavily polluted, dirty, over-crowded, lacking sidewalks). The most beautiful natural regions are Central Cross-Island Highway, the Hsitou's bamboo forests, Sun Moon Lake, Kenting National Park and the Yushan National Park and of course there's Yushan (Jade Mountain), Alishan and Taroko Gorge. If you think you have seen the whole island you also have to discover the Penghu Islands, off the southwestern coast of Taiwan. Ancient temples, picturesque farms and windswept fishing villages, friendly people, fine beaches, coral reefs, and rugged coastlines are just a few keywords to get your attention. This is a great place for all kinds of water sports and don't forget to try the fresh seafood! Hotels in: Kaohsiung - Taichung - Taipei - other cities
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 Turkey
gives you the best of both worlds. East and West combine to create a
colorful mixture of historical sites.
Once the capital of the Roman Empire, Istanbul offers palaces, mosques and exciting bazaars. At night, trendy bars and dance clubs sizzle. The capital Ankara is the second largest city in Turkey, its hilltop location breathtaking. For archaeological wonders, the Aegean coast is home to most of Turkey’s greatest attractions. Base yourself in Cannakale/Gallipoli to get to the ancient city of Troy. Then make Kusadasi your jump-off point to Ephesus. For a more laid-back holiday, head to Bodrum with its long stretches of beaches and Pamukkale, known for its mineral springs. Caves and awesome rock formations can be found at Cappadocia. Unspoilt beaches and ancient ruins await you at Fethiye on the Mediterranean coast. Bigger and more cosmopolitan is Marmaris. Finally, for a smaller beach town, make Antalya your base. |
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The capital Oslo has lots to see and do. You can choose to explore its districts, or simply make the most of its museums and green spaces. Central Norway boasts the country's highest mountains, largest glacier and most spectacular fjords. Bergen is the main jumping-off point for the western fjords. Take a road trip, or climb aboard the Oslo-Bergen railway which passes through mountain ranges and Hardanger plateau. Tromso is the 'Gateway to the Arctic'. Dominated by street music, cultural events and plenty of pubs, snow-capped mountains provide the scenic backdrop. Meanwhile, Hammerfest claims to be the northernmost town in the world – the perfect location for viewing the Northern Lights. Or, stay in Sogndal and visit Jotunheimen National Park. |
 The
Gulf region has become increasingly popular with travellers over the
past three decades.
Bahrain’s rise has resulted from its modern attitude. The capital Manama hosts the National Museum, whilst the third millennium BC temples of Barbar and the Portuguese Fort (Qal'at Al-Bahrain) are the country's major attractions. Oman’s northern coast is worth exploring, as are the cities of Nizwa and Salalah. The Musandam Peninsula boasts beautiful fjords, villages and dramatic mountains. Muscat is enchanting with its old port area containing the sultan's main palace. Visitors to Qatar are welcomed to a land of fancy hotels, monstrous sand dunes and unique architecture. Doha’s bay is pleasant and there are enough interesting sites to keep you occupied for a couple of days. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) boast mountains, beaches, deserts, Bedouin markets and legendary duty-free shopping in Dubai. Or, you can discover modern Abu Dhabi’s ancient history, the main town of Al-Ain in the Buraimi Oasis or the UAE’s largest mosque in Sharjah. |
 Hungary
boasts one of the grandest capital’s in Europe, majestic countryside,
resort-lined lakes and rustic villages. So, take advantage of our many great
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A grand city, Budapest sees east meet west in a spectacular array of cultures. With a lively arts, cafe and music scene, it’s widely regarded as the ‘Paris of Eastern Europe - boasting some of the best architecture on the continent set against the banks of the Danube. A day trip from Budapest, the preserved baroque town of Eger is a ‘must see’. With a relaxed, Mediterranean feel, its interesting centre plays to a fantastic backdrop of Northern Uplands ranges. Or, why not enjoy one of the largest lakes in Europe. Lake Balaton is divided into the south shore – a high-rise hotel resort and beaches; and, the more traditional north shore - offering more historical towns, sights and mountain trails. |
 Israel
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To fully appreciate Israel though, visit the cosmopolitan city of Tel Aviv, go diving in the Red Sea, explore some great national parks or simply float around for hours in the salty Dead Sea. Less than a 100 years old, Tel Aviv is the financial capital, yet a fun and vibrant place. Visit the oriental Yemenite Quarter or the beachfront condos. No trip is complete without a visit to the Dead Sea. Not only is it impossible to sink, it will do wonders for your body. It’s also close to Ein Gedi – an attractive oasis with freshwater springs, waterfalls and tropical vegetation. Perhaps you’d rather hike the Maktesh Ramon crater in the Negev or various trails in the Golan. There are riding centres in the Galilee and Tel Aviv areas, good windsurfing, sailing and waterskiing opportunities at numerous beaches and amazing diving at Caesarea. |
 Nepal
- There are few places on the planet like Nepal, a country of such
delightful contrasts and diversity, that most visitors are tempted to return
to it again and again. The fact that it was remotely located and closed to
the world until the 1950s lends it an added sense of mystery.
Nepal has the world's highest mountain, its deepest gorge and highest lake. Needless to say, it is a mountaineer's delight. Adventure-seekers will find enough in Nepal to sustain a lifetime's passion for the Great Outdoors. It's scenic splendor, wildlife, arts, crafts and people attract visitors from the furthest corners of the world, many of who end up staying for good. Perhaps one of its greatest advantages is that Nepal caters to travelers and tourists of every budget and varying interests. Nepal has something for everyone - backpacking budget travelers, shoppaholics, New Age Nirvana seekers, and business-tycoons…. Hotels in Nepal - Hotels in Katmandu - Hotels Pokhara - KATHMANDU Sightseeing Tours Events & Attractions |
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