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• Imran to launch video travelogue for ‘Ek Main Aur…’ (With Image)

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 534
  New Delhi, Jan 24 (IANS) Talk about getting innovative. Actor Imran Khan has launched a video travelogue — “Ek Main Aur Ekk Star”, through which he will share his experiences while promoting his forthcoming film “Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu” across the nation and abroad.As part of the promotional tour, Imran will ...
  5 days ago

• Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

  
  Memoirs of a Linguist — Authority: 107
  When I was in Toronto a few weeks ago, I decided to visit a Hindu temple. It happens that the largest Hindu temple in Canada is just near the Toronto airport. So, armed with my day pass, I decided to take my camera and pay it a visit. Continue reading...
  6 days ago

• Friday’s Weekly Travel Photo – Preikestolen Norway

  
  VirtualWayfarer — Authority: 100
  Today’s Friday Photo comes from Preikestolen , Norway also known as the Preacher’s Pulpit.   This incredible rock formation overlooks the Lysefjorden and consists of a rock outcropping which is about 82 feet by 82 feet and projects out into empty space over the fjord.  As you can see from today’s photo the ...
  1 week ago

• Family Vacation at Gold Coast theme parks

  
  adlankhalidi.com — Authority: 94
  Salam. This is the highlight of our family vacation, where we enjoyed three days in Gold Coast. Gold Coast is popular with its beaches and theme parks. This is why thousands of tourists come here every year. We bought VIP Passes to the Big 3 – Warner Bros Movie World, Sea World and Wet ‘n’ Wild a month ...
  1 week ago

• The Sketching Backpacker

  
  The Book Tripper's Hideout — Authority: 95
  I f youve never been to Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Macau, Hong Kong, and provincial areas of the Philippines, this is a pretty book worthy as your travel guide. According to the author Robert Alejandro, 90% of the sketches were done on site and the rest were post-processed texts and ...
  1 week ago

• Failure

  
  Balderdash — Authority: 413
  And... Once again I am unable to finish a travelogue before commencing another trip!
  1 week ago

• Pillitteri Estates Winery

  
  Memoirs of a Linguist — Authority: 107
  When the weather was just starting to become cold, my good friend Puku visited me for a bit. The next day, we decided to cross into Canada and visit a winery. We ended up visiting the Pillitteri Estates in Niagara-on-the-Lake, as it was near, and they were still giving tours even though the summer wine season is ...
  1 week ago

• How To Pick A Travel Partner – Ask Alex – Travel Question Wednesdays

  
  VirtualWayfarer — Authority: 100
  This post is part of the Ask Alex, Travel Question Wednesdays weekly series. To see previous questions  click here .  To submit your own; tweet it to @AlexBerger , ask it in a comment on this post or send it in by e-mail . A quick introductory note – When I began authoring VirtualWayfarer in July of 2007 ...
  1 week ago

• Boston, Part II: The USS Constitution and the Freedom Trail

  
  Fieend — Authority: 121
  See Boston, Part I: The Cradle of the Revolution Follow @TravelFieend Boston is a city steeped in history, and Bostonians are proud of their heritage. This area was key in the fight to make America a free nation centuries ago, and the signs are everywhere. In particular, there is a part of Boston that highlights ...
  1 week ago

• Less Weight More Smile Wait Less Waitress California - IMRAN™

  
  IMRAN.TV: In My Humble Opinion by Imran Anwar — Authority: 98
  Less Weight More Smile Wait Less Waitress California - IMRAN™ , a photo by ImranAnwar on Flickr. SOOC Image Straight Out Of Camera!! NO editing, tweaking, cropping, of ANY, ANY kind. Only framed in Photoshop & saved image as 5.5MB JPG . My first trip to San Francisco had been after I moved to the USA ...
  1 week ago

• Brand Website: Bajaj Avenger 220

  
  Powering Brands — Authority: 108
    The landing page of the Bajaj Avenger high bandwidth site is a road-ahead video from the eyes of the Avenger 220 rider. This one is a cruiser bike from Bajaj’s stable, therefore the travel theme. I loved the video rendition on the landing page – unique! The site archives travelogues of ‘ ...
  1 week ago

• A ramble through Alaska - Portage Glacier, Anchorage

  
  The Green Ogre — Authority: 98
  Concluding Anand Yegnaswamis sojourn in Alaska, this episode sees him face to face with a Grizzly and learning something new about the gender of Santas red-nosed reindeerRefreshed from a rather uneventful third day of our trip weemerged from our slumber gung-ho about what was to be our... To read more, visit The ...
  1 week ago

• [Travelogue] Shanghai: Jean Georges Shanghai

  
  Cook Snap Eat Love — Authority: 98
  On New Years Day, I had the pleasure of dining and celebrating our 7th anniversary with my fiancee at Jean Georges, one of the best French restaurants in Shanghai. There was a special set menu to celebrate 2012, and we decided to go along with it. Jean Georges is located at Three On The Bund, on of the historical ...
  1 week ago

• Awesome Ramen at Himawari in San Mateo

  
  The Corkdork - Wine and Food Musing — Authority: 94
  I have been eating at Japanese restaurants for 30 years and have been to Japan, but I never have seen any soup like this before. Tan Tan Men is a not-too-spicy miso based broth with ground pork, bean sprouts, seaweed and ramen. So delicious. I cant imagine a better dish if you have the sniffles, which I happen to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Oh Buffalo: Connecticut Street Armory

  
  Memoirs of a Linguist — Authority: 107
  Back in October, when the National Trust for Historic Preservation had their conference here in Buffalo, there were plenty of places that were usually closed but opened its doors to the public. One of these places were the Connecticut Street Armory. I have to admit, but I never even knew this place existed until I ...
  2 weeks ago

• A Tale of Two Cities -- My Week in London & Paris (Part III of III)

  
  Seth Saith — Authority: 103
  OK, after elaborating quite a bit on what I did and saw throughout four days in London (see Part I and Part II ), I think I should keep my Paris recap rather brief. Especially as its been about a month and a half since I was there. I have been to Paris on two prior occasions and have seen many sights and museums ...
  2 weeks ago

• Boston, Part I: The Cradle of the Revolution

  
  Fieend — Authority: 121
  In this series, Travel Fieend visits Boston, one of the oldest cities in the United States, and also one of the most charming and historic. Located on the Atlantic coast, this city of over 600,000 people (metropolitan area: appx. 4.5 million) offers a unique experience to all who visit. I, your author, have not only ...
  2 weeks ago

• Ladakh Winter Trip Travelogue

  
  Yogesh Sarkar's Blog — Authority: 103
  I have finally managed to complete the travelogue of my Winter Trip to Ladakh, from which I returned on the 1st of January. In the travelogue, I have not only tried to share my travel story, but also the experience I gained while traveling in Ladakh in the peak of winter and also tried to include other important ...
  2 weeks ago

• Friday’s Weekly Travel Photo – Horsing Around the Little Colorado

  
  VirtualWayfarer — Authority: 100
  Though its bigger brother, the Grand Canyon, gets all the attention the Little Colorado which is located just around the bend has its own beauty and allure.  Today’s Friday photo was snapped at one of the overlooks along Highway 64, the Cameron to Grand Canyon ring road in Arizona. The photo was taken as I paused ...
  2 weeks ago

• A Tale of Two Cities -- My Week in London & Paris (Part II of III)

  
  Seth Saith — Authority: 103
  (See also Part I and my London travel guide ) As I began detailing in this post , a few weeks ago--OK, now over a month--I had an opportunity to go to London and Paris on the cheap, so I was in the former and then the latter from a Saturday through the following Friday. In London, I stayed with my friend from ...
  2 weeks ago

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