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Long Weekend in Paris - Travel Guide, Part 2

Part 2 explores Luxembourg Gardens, Petit Palais, Notre Dame, Tour Montparnasse and more.

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Pretty City London - Central London edition

This part will focus on all the places in central London, including the typical must-see tourist attractions, as well as other lesser known ‘sights’ nearby.

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London's Calling

For the most part of August, I have been staying in London

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2 flower-filled day trips from Tokyo

Japan is really a country that celebrates its four seasons. From welcoming in spring and the cherry blossoms during the hanami season to admiring the autumn leaves during momijigari, Japan seems like a country perfect for those who appreciate and love being around nature in all its forms.

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bridestowe estate's lavender dreams..

Nothing can beat wandering through endless fields of lavender, its aroma filling the air..

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Top 6 Places to visit on an East Coast Tasmania Road Trip (Part 1)

Oh Tassie! Our neighbour across the sea, the land of hidden wonders that more Victorians should really spend the time to visit. Here is Part I of my top must dos when you are visiting the East Coast of Tasmania.