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1. SAPUTARA-A CHARMING HILL RESORTS November 21, 2008 Saputara is a charming destination in India and a densely forested only hill station town situated in the "Dang" district of southern tip of Gujarat, India.   Saputara has been builded as a well planned hill station having all necessary and needs service facilities like; hotels, boating parks, swimming pools, club, ropeways, theaters and a museum providing the tourists or visitors an delightful vacation in the coziness of the hill station. Saputara is about 170 kilometers from Surat and about 80 kilometers from Nashik. The border of Maharashtra is about 5 km. awa... (read more) Author: ayush kumar

2. Charles Darwin Exhibition Celebrates 200 years since Evolutionist's Birth November 18, 2008 Almost two hundred years after his birth the Natural History Museum in London is presenting a unique insight into Charles Darwin as both scientist and family man. The special exhibition runs from mid-November 2008 until late April 2009 and also features some unusual exhibits such as strands of the great man’s beard! Darwin is the father of the ‘theory of evolution through natural selection’ and this exhibition covers the impact that his controversial ideas made on a deeply religious and staid Victorian society. His extensive five-year world voyage aboard the HMS Beagle is covered in great... (read more) Author: Victoria Cochrane

3. Korte geschiedenis van diamant November 18, 2008 Korte geschiedenis van diamant Diamant werd al door Plinius de Oudere (23-79 na Christus) genoemd. Diamanten werden in de 6de tot de 5de eeuw voor Christus in Europa bekend. Uit deze tijd stamt een oudgrieks bronzen beeld met onbewerkte diamanten. Dit beeld bevindt zich tegenwoordig in het British Museum in Londen. Tot de 18de eeuw werden diamanten alleen in India gewonnen; hier komen ook de bekendste historische stenen vandaan. Pas in 1714 werden in Brazilië en later ook in Zuid-Afrika diamanten ontdekt. Er zijn talrijke legenden verbonden met diamanten en er worden hun ook magische krac... (read more) Author: Elkan Wijnberg

4. African Invertebrates November 17, 2008 African Invertebrates is an international peer-reviewed scientific journal that covers the taxonomy, systematics, biogeography, biology, ecology, conservation and palaeontology of Afrotropical invertebrates, whether terrestrial, freshwater or marine. African Invertebrates started in 1906 as the Annals of the Natal Government Museum that changed its name later to the Annals of the Natal Museum. The journal has a continuous history of more than 100 years, with over 800 natural history articles and more than 5,000 nomenclatural acts published. A wide range of natural science topics has been ... (read more) Author: Mike Mostovski

5. Shopping, Art And Nightclubs, A Tourism Guide To Leeds November 17, 2008 Leeds is a large and wealthy city, which is centrally situated in the North of England. The City is renowned as the commercial and museum capital of the North and has long been known for its large manufacturing industry, which is still going strong. From breathtaking buildings to considerable sites, Leeds boasts some beautiful things to see & do. One of the city's finest appeal is Kirkstall Abbey, which is a considerable abbey situated in the outskirts of the city. It is widely regarded as one of englands most complete examples of a medieval Cistercian abbey. construction of the abb... (read more) Author: Karri Madelline

6. When in Austin, Visit the Laguna Gloria Art Museum November 17, 2008 If you are ever in the Austin area, you must definitely visit the Laguna Gloria Art Museum. The museum is one of the most popular museums in the area and one of the most beautiful at that, too. With its historic Italian villa style, the museum’s original intention was to become the home of Stephen Austin, the centerpiece in the sprawling grounds of the site. That never happened, though, and the property was later sold in 1914 to the husband and wife tandem of Hal Sevier and Clara Driscoll. The couple built a home for themselves two years after the purchase and their original villa became ... (read more) Author: Joe Cline

7. The Role Of Tour Guide November 14, 2008 Tour guides are referred as tourist guides in some country. A tour guide is a person who guides the visitors in the language of their choice. He leads a group of people around the museum, town, and important venue. Guides are representative of the cities for which they are qualified and they interpret the culture and heritage of the area. Guide helps travelers to understand the culture of the region and the way of life its inhabitants. On one hand their role is to promote the cultural and natural heritage and on other hand making the visitors aware of its importance. Guide provides f... (read more) Author: Jishnu Raj

8. Compelling Culture In Newcastle: Great Museum Of Antiquities November 14, 2008 Newcastle has constantly gasconaded of its origins, being a city that startedas a Roman settlement long time ago. Today, Newcastle recollects its origins in history with many museums and parks dedicated to its heritage, as well as staying up to date with their simple structures and entertainment. Visitors to Newcastle does savour plenty various areas of fun, entertainment, and learning, no matter whether they are young or old. Newcastle is a fabulous location to do business in, or to travel to for pastime, and to savour its garnishing and exciting background. One of the biggest attr... (read more) Author: Leonida Delinoise

9. Planning for Better Known Group Travel Spots in Michigan November 14, 2008 Are you planning a Michigan family vacation this summer? Searching for ideas on where to take the kids or hot places to stay? If so, read on for an overview of the best family destinations and accommodations throughout the state. Air Zoo Museum On your upcoming Michigan family vacation, make a stop at the Air Zoo - it's a massive facility dedicated to flight and space travel. Your kids can explore a huge replica of the ISS (International Space Station), take a ride in a flight simulator or simply explore all the exhibits throughout the museum. The Air Zoo is open every day of... (read more) Author: Trevor Price

10. The Caiaphas Ossuary:Ossuary currently is located in in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem November 14, 2008 In 1990 ornately decorate limestone ossuary (bone depository) was found in Jerusalem’s Peace Forest. In the ossuary were the bones of two babies, a adolescent child, a teenage boy, an adult woman, and a man about 60years of age. An Aramaic inscription on the side reads “Joseph son of Caiaphas.” This has led nearly all scholars to terminate that the bones of the elder man belonged to the famous Caiaphas, the soaring priest in Jerusalem at the point of Jesus’ crucifixion. Indeed, Josephus called the first century soaring priest “Joseph Caiaphas”. The bones were buried again back on the Mount of ... (read more) Author: john peter

11. Astonishing Culture In Newcastle: Great Stephenson Railway Museum November 11, 2008 Newcastle upon Tyne is a city in Tyne and Wear, England that was formerly part of the old English county of Northumberland. Newcastle upon Tyne derives its name from its status of being on the banks of the River Tyne, as well as the castle built by Robert II of Normandy, who was the eldest son of William the Conqueror. Before becoming Newcastle, the city was a Roman settlement starting from the 2nd century, under the name Pons Aelius. Newcastle is also known for its traditionally famous football club Newcastle United, which currently houses stars such as England Striker Michael Owen. ... (read more) Author: Phueng Szysh

12. Mainz: the hidden gem of Europe November 07, 2008 In a world that is positively bursting at the seams with weird and wonderful places to visit, it can sometimes be easy to overlook other lesser-known destinations that may have so much to offer those who are willing to try somewhere a little different. Indeed, most people will already know about popular cities such as Paris, Rome and London; in fact such places can sell themselves to prospective visitors by the mere mention of their name alone. However, the world is also full of hidden gems, such as Mainz, the capital of the German federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Located in wes... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

13. Must-Sees of Spain November 07, 2008 Immerse in the art and culture of Barcelona Barcelona is home to some of the finest art institutions and architectural masterpieces. Here, you will find the Museum of Modern Art, the Contemporary Art Museum, and the Royal Archives of Aragon. The Church of the Holy Family (El Templo Expiatorio de la Sagrada Familia) and the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Eulalia are also located in this exquisite city. The latter is a monument to Christopher Columbus. When visiting Barcelona, be sure to explore the various architectural structures designed by Antoni Gaudi, a renowned Catalan architect. Mo... (read more) Author: Go- Cielo.com

14. History of Textiles--an Overview November 07, 2008 Textile weaving is, with architecture, among the oldest of the arts, and dates from the earliest periods of history. It was understood in Egypt, and records are found showing that it was practiced at a remote period in the Far East. The Chinese developed the silk looms and wove brocades of such beauty that they are cherished as museum pieces and used for inspiration to this day. For a long time the secret of the origin of silk fiber was carefully guarded. Silk cocoons were eventually smuggled into India in the headdress of a Chinese prince and from there into Byzantium. India learned sil... (read more) Author: Sarah Martin

15. Museums In Jaipur November 06, 2008 Museums In Jaipur Museums are the reflection of ancient culture, customs and traditions of a place. At the same time, they offer amusement to the visitors. There are a quite a few museums in Jaipur. The Albert Hall Museum, for instance, is surrounded by flowerbeds, and fountains. This museum is also sometimes referred to as the Government Central Museum. The museum has an exquisite collection of paintings, which are in deed a marvel to watch. It also has some priceless jewelry, earthenware, pottery, natural stones, articles of ivory, metal works, finely carved brassware and other e... (read more) Author: Himanshu Koolwal

16. Museums In Goa November 06, 2008 Museums In Goa The museums of Goa embody an effort to preserve the unique culture and heritage of the state. The chequered history of the state marked by invasions and occupations finds an expression through the artifacts preserved in the Goa museums. Besides a plethora of Goa Tours will involve exploring sensuous beaches and historical forts that have kept the legacy of Portuguese alive. Travel to Goa, to explore the mystical charisma of the exotic abode. It is a promise that Goa will add some golden moments in your memorabilia. Goa is significantly known for its museums, art galler... (read more) Author: Himanshu Koolwal

17. Visit Morocco Surprising Safi November 06, 2008 You travel to Morocco and you are entering a living museum. Many of Moroccan cities have a very long history. Some even have beginnings thousands of years ago. Most, if not all, Berber villages have been in place before the Carthaginians, Romans or Arabs arrived in Morocco. Almost everyone has heard of medieval cities Fez and Marrakech. Not many people travel to or through Safi though. And, maybe you should. It is one of the most beautiful cities of Morocco. Let your Moroccan tour operator set an itinerary to include Safi. Enjoy the surprises that await you. Some Background and History: S... (read more) Author: Thomas Hollowell

18. Istanbul Travel Guide November 03, 2008 Meeting in the history of Asia and in the contemporary face of European. Istanbul welcomes the visitors with its historical places, Marmara Sea, Bosporus, different lives and different cultures. It is a well known fact that Istanbul is a cosmopolite city, including people from all parts. By means of historical structure, it has a great background about it. Istanbul is famous for its Hagia Sophia Museum / Church, displaying 30 million gold tiles and flat dome. Topkapi Sarayi, constructed in the era of the conqueror Mehmet Fatih, is among the mostly visited historical place. It reflects the... (read more) Author: Julia Aidan

19. Budget Accommodations in Los Angeles November 03, 2008 Los Angeles is situated on the southeastern corner of the west coast of America. The city has a long coastline and also considered as the second largest city in the US. There are lots of attractions which can be identified as the star attractions of the city like Museum of Contemporary Art, Nokia Theater, Beverly Hills and sunny beaches. Despite its business tourist, the city attracts endless tourist whole through the year and that is why it is known as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country and world as well. The accommodations in this expensive city are of differen... (read more) Author: Peter Fleming

20. Dundee City guide, including Dundee Hotels November 03, 2008 Places of interest: Within walking distance of Dundee city centre are Captain Scott’s Ship “The Discovery” and Discovery Point visitor attraction, Verdant Works, Sensation Science Centre, and the Dundee Repertory Theatre. Close to Dundee you can visit Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, Angus Folk Museum, J M Barrie’s Birthplace, Arbroath Abbey and many other local sites of historic interest. Sensation Science Centre is a Science Centre with a difference. It takes the mechanics of the senses as a base from which to explore the world around us, using lots of interacti... (read more) Author: Maria Williams

21. Know the Major Attractions of San Jose November 03, 2008 Located at the southern end of the San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose is the third-largest city in California and the capital of world-renowned Silicon Valley. Blessed with pleasant climate and ethnic diversity, San Jose offers a wide variety of recreational, cultural and educational activities to the tourists. Here is a list of some of the most prominent attractions and landmarks in San Jose: Tech Museum of Innovation Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the Tech museum contains 240 hands-on exhibits to show how technology works and how it affects our day-to-day life. You must ta... (read more) Author: Anna Radie

22. Madrid hotels—a complete paradise November 02, 2008 Madrid, the capital and the largest city of Spain, is the third most populous city in European Union. It is the major political and financial center of Iberian Peninsula. It is the headquarters of three of the world’s hundred largest companies. It does not only possess modern infrastructure, but also the major landmarks in the form of theatre, historic neighborhood, streets and museum, which houses finest art collection in the world. Madrid is not lagging behind in green spaces, parks or cultural or city attractions but is well known for its nightlife, night clubs, bullfighting, and local fest... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

23. Have The Benefit Of Staying At Discount And Superior Quality Hotels In London November 03, 2008 The beauty of London City is really very outstanding and it is for sure that anyone can get indulged into the lifestyle and culture of London. The breathtaking views of London will definitely captivate your whole attention towards it. Top attractions and the most popular attractions are the prime places that are known tourist destination. Travelers come in huge numbers to London every year to get their mind relaxed. The historical landmarks of London like Natural Historical Museum, London Eye, National Gallery and Tower of London, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Buckingham Palace, Houses of Pa... (read more) Author: juli smith

24. Luang Prabang, Laos - Top Ten November 03, 2008 1. Old Royal Palace On Sisavangong Road lies the double-cruciform-shaped Royal Palace, which dates back to 1904 and displays religious objects and gifts from foreign envoys. In 1975, when the monarchy was overthrown and the Royal Family were taken to re-education camps, the palace was given the more Maoist name of the National Museum. 2. Wat Mai Set beside the Royal Palace, Wat Mai was built between 1718 and 1788. One of Laos’ most beautiful temples, it once housed one of Asia’s key statues: Luang Pabang’s namesake statue, the 50 kg golden Pha Bang Buddha, now stored in a bank... (read more) Author: simon ramsden

25. Phnom Penh Focus November 03, 2008 Phnom Penh Once called the Paris of Asia, Phnom Penh is starting to once again live up to that reputation. The Cambodian capital set at the crossroads between the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers smells and is racked by poverty. Expect to be pestered by tuk-tuk drivers, touts and beggars. Expect to be haunted by the past, too. Phnom Penh is the site of the Tuol Sleng (‘Strychnine Hill’) Genocide Museum: a former high school that operated as the notorious Khmer Rouge Security Prison S-21. Twenty kilometres south of the city at Choeung Ek lie the world-infamous and fly-infested... (read more) Author: simon ramsden

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