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 Lucerne
Lucerne is the gateway to a very special place on earth: the Lake Lucerne Region. The mountains are dominant! The Rigi as Queen of the mountains, the rotating cable car up to provide eternal snow on Mount Titlis and the world's steepest cogwheel railway to the Pilatus - this are highlights par excellence.
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 Bangkok
Bangkok serves as the premier gateway not only for Thailand, but for all of Southeast Asia. Suvarnabhumi International Airport is one of Asia's busiest travel hubs.
The cosmopolitan energy in Bangkok is exhilarating, and it's easy to forget that this city also plays an integral role in Thai culture and history. No sooner do tourists round the corner of a brand-new skyscraper than they come face-to-face with a centuries-old temple or an eclectic open-air market. With unforgettable sites like Temple of Dawn, the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Bangkok remains endlessly fascinating and surprising, even to its residents
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 Kuala Lumpur
Despite Malaysia's rapid development, Kuala Lumpur has managed to retain her charm, with a skyline that blends the Old World with the New. See the contrast between the Indo-Moorish architecture and the ultra modern edifices, the Petronas Twin Tower - tallest in the world. Drive pass the elegant Jamek Mosque, the bustling Chinatown and take a photo stop at the majestic Royal Palace. Continue the journey to the National Museum and view the beautiful Lake Gardens. Shopping enthusiasts can have fun at Suria KLCC Shopping Megamall or the Bukit Bintang area.
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 Netherlands
The Netherlands today has dispelled all images of it being an archaic land of clogs and windmills, with its string of exciting cities, including the cosmopolitan capital, Amsterdam – one of Europe’s great cities. Elsewhere, Arnhem, Eindhoven, The Hague, Utrecht and the especially buzzing Rotterdam all boast their own charms. Away from the cities, the idyllic land of windmills and tulips does still exist in the bucolic splendor of the countryside, as do a number of coastal towns and resorts, many with fine beaches and similarly interesting heritages to The Netherlands’ bigger historical cities.
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 Brussels
Beautiful Brussels: Ideal Weekend Break
The Belgian capital is known as a hub of business activity, but it's also a great place to visit on a city-break. There are plenty of shopping, sightseeing, seriously good food and spectacular hotels to keep you entertained.
Brussel - At the heart of this European Capital, Brussels’ Centre offers historical charm as well as modern architecture, and cultural attractions as well as important business and governmental areas.
Elsene / Ixelles - Most famous for its Louise quarter, this district is both an important business area and a prominent hub of up-scale shopping and entertainment. The well-known Avenue Louise offers stylish restaurants, trendy bars and fashionable boutiques.
Schaarbeek / Schaerbeek - Mostly appreciated for its charming residential areas - with various At Nouveau and Art Deco houses - and green Josaphat Park, Schaarbeek offers a charming atmosphere.
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 Stockholm
It’s easy to make a case for Stockholm as the most beautiful city in Scandinavia, though many insist it would win the same prize on an international scale. In any event, Sweden’s oldest and hippest city has a great deal to offer, from elegant, historic neighborhoods to funky boutiques and an exciting nightlife. Behind it all is a dazzling scene of fjords, lakes and islands.
Most of the shopping and entertainment venues are in Norrmalm commercial district. The area around Odenplan square is brimming with shops, restaurants and clubs.
Djurgarden is a more moneyed area with quiet gardens, chic jazz clubs and a range of shops on its fringes. The garden area hosts a few open-air museums as well as two prominent Swedish universities.
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 Auckland
New Zealand's 'City of Sails' is the country's most cosmopolitan city. Home to 48 dormant volcanoes, thriving multicultural quarters, futuristic skyscrapers and pockets of vibrant Victorian architecture, Auckland's multi-faceted nature makes it the perfect beginning or end to any New Zealand holiday.
Auckland is an extremely livable city with a picturesque harbor, glittering skyline, lush parklands and a temperate climate.
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 New Delhi
New Delhi is home to more sites and attractions than any other Indian city, and it seems to boast enough life and energy to power the entire country. In many ways, this is a perfect cross-section of the entire country.
The last two decades have seen unchecked modernization, but these ancient streets still reveal traditional bazaars and sari shops in proximity to electronics emporiums and gleaming entertainment complexes.
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 Langkawi
Langkawi is part of an extensive archipelago with 99 islands off the west coast of Malaysia. Known for its perfect beaches and relaxed atmosphere, Langkawi is also designated as a UNESCO World Geopark.
Langkawi is actually a duty free port. That means you can buy duty-free tobacco, liquor and other goods.
Pantai Cenang, Pantai Kok and Pantai Tengah are some of the most popular beaches on the island.
The Langkawi cable car is a popular tourist attraction up to the summit of the highest mountain on the island, Gunung Mat Chinchang, with a fantastic view and the Langkawi Sky Bridge, a suspension bridge, built especifically for tourists.
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Kuala Lumpur - From a small and modest settlement, in 130 years, Kuala Lumpur developed into a modern and bustling metropolis with a population of almost two million people. Whether enjoying the breathtaking view from the viewing deck of the tallest building in the world or exploring the city's traditional culture in the back lanes of Chinatown, tourists find Kuala Lumpur a unique destination, well worth visiting. Despite its striking skyscrapers and urban environment, this modern city preserves much of the local traditions that no longer exist in other boom-cities in Asia. Kuala Lumpur has beautiful colonial buildings in its centre, a pulsating Chinatown with many night markets and street vendors and a lively Little India.
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 Goa
Goa is the big tourist draw of South India not only for its scores of beautiful beaches, but because you can really be yourself on them.
The Christian Portuguese past has left the whole region with lovely bits of colonial architecture, some very grand. But the most famous and ubiquitous are the tiny and very pretty churches. You notice them everywhere, not just for there surprising number, but for their charming scale. They’re hobbit-sized, some built for parishes of just a couple of dozen. They’re mostly white, which makes them look particularly lovely framed by a bright green rice paddy or surrounded by palms, and they usually feature a bright red door. Enchanting. You’ll find yourself taking a lot of pictures.
But the vast majority of resorts along Goa's long and beautiful coastline south of Anjuna are far more upscale, and cater mostly to families looking for a laid-back time on the palm-fringed sands of the Arabian Sea. There are pretty little villages dotted among the rice fields, all extremely welcoming and friendly. A pleasant sing-song English spoken almost everywhere, and there are very good things to buy at every turn.
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 Chiang Mai
Thailand's second-largest and second-oldest city, Chiang Mai is far removed from the hectic metropolis of Bangkok. A charming city with a moat and remnants of fortified walls, Chiang Mai is the kind of place where a simple stroll from the hotel to a café turns into a sightseeing experience.
Chiang Mai, the "Rose of the North", as the city is often called lyrical, is the geographic and political center of North Thailand.
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 Jordan - A well-travelled bridge between sea and desert, east and west, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a land of mesmerizing beauty and contrasts, from the Jordan Valley, fertile, ever changing, to the remote desert canyons, immense and still. Visitors can explore splendid desert castles, gaze in awe at the haunting wilderness of Wadi Rum, or bathe in the restful waters of the Dead Sea. Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a fascinating city of contrasts – a unique blend of old and new, ideally situated on a hilly area between the desert and the fertile Jordan Valley.
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