Customs ,cultures and belief of people around the world has influenced on most of their festivals and celebration. We may called some of the celebration are bizarre or weird but those are common phenomenon in which the festival is an age old tradition. no matter how people want to define but celebration and festivals brings colours to the community. Festival are celebrated with great enthusiasm and unite people together to share their joy and sorrow in their own special moment.
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Monday, 28 February 2011
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
The Sultanate of Oman is one of the least known, yet most exciting, tourist destinations in the Middle East. A spectacular, shimmering dunes of the Ramlat Al Wahaybah and a breathtaking view of sand sea is a worthwhile journey. The desert has so much to offer that your journey will be a memorable family vacation. Desert adventure is a fun and action-packed trip that is suitable for families with older children.
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Sunday, 13 February 2011
Weirdest Foods You'll Pass
Has anyone ever tried weird or bizarre foods? First of all, please don't be judgemental about what others eat. Every part of the world might have some weird menus which existed since the period of their ancestors. Surprisingly, most of the foods are not as bad as you may thought they would be. Give your self a try and who knows you might enjoy it after all.
Here are some weird or strange foods that some people may find really disgusting while they turn out to be someone else's delicacy.
Fried tarantula
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Here are some weird or strange foods that some people may find really disgusting while they turn out to be someone else's delicacy.
Fried tarantula
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Thursday, 10 February 2011
Kuala Lumpur, City That Never Sleep
The cheapest way to get to Malaysia from UK is to fly Air Asia via Stansted airport. Ticket can be easily purchased online. You can also have a choice of holiday package.
Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia and has a remarkable cultural diversity. It has so much to offer and is a great choice for family vacation.
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Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia and has a remarkable cultural diversity. It has so much to offer and is a great choice for family vacation.
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Tuesday, 8 February 2011
Scary Honeymoon Anyone??
If you are given a choice to pick a destination for your honeymoon trip, where would you choose to go? Creepy, scary, eerie places. Do you dare?
Unit 731 of the concentration camp in Harbin, Manchuria, China. At least 3,000 Chinese prisoners were killed in this place by Japanese imperial soldiers, another 250,000 gradually died due to experiments done on them.
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Unit 731 of the concentration camp in Harbin, Manchuria, China. At least 3,000 Chinese prisoners were killed in this place by Japanese imperial soldiers, another 250,000 gradually died due to experiments done on them.
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Monday, 7 February 2011
Legoland Windsor, England
This is another attractive spot in Windsor, England that I would recommend to all parents for a great day out with your family. There are more than 50 thrilling rides, shows and attractions that the whole family can enjoy. It is ok if you don't bring along your picnic basket since there are about 15 restaurants and cafes in the park. Legoland is an adventure park where your little ones can become heroes, whether being firefighters at fire academy, builders at the digger challenge or helicopter pilot at Chopper Squadron. best of all kids dont have to wait until 18 to get their first driving license.
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Sunday, 30 January 2011
MARGAM PARK - Wales, UK
MARGAM PARK
Wales, UK
I took my family to this historic parkland last week. What can I say about this place? splendid landscape, architecture, romantic and full with surprises. It has it all for a family great day out. A magnificent 18th century orangery, brilliant architecture Tudor-Gothic style Victorian Mansion House, ornamental gardens and wide range of activities that will make it a wonderful days out for all the family. Fairytale land, adventure playground and narrow gauge railway, where your small ones can have lots of fun. Best of all, you only need to pay for the parking and the rest is free of charge.
Margam Park host the largest herd of fallow deer in South Wales.
The Orangery, known as the longest orangery in Wales. often used as a venue for weddings. What a romantic place to change your vows.
Beautiful pond, peaceful habitat. Children love friendly swan.
View of the mansion house from near the adventure playground.
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Wales, UK
I took my family to this historic parkland last week. What can I say about this place? splendid landscape, architecture, romantic and full with surprises. It has it all for a family great day out. A magnificent 18th century orangery, brilliant architecture Tudor-Gothic style Victorian Mansion House, ornamental gardens and wide range of activities that will make it a wonderful days out for all the family. Fairytale land, adventure playground and narrow gauge railway, where your small ones can have lots of fun. Best of all, you only need to pay for the parking and the rest is free of charge.
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