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While you walk the streets of Senegal, you will be able to find the West African breeze rustling through [...]
The republic of Burundi is a landlocked country which lies in the Great lakes region of East Africa. [...]
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Music awakening in Senegal
While you walk the streets of Senegal, you will be able to find the West African breeze rustling through the palm trees and then it stirs up the dirt into what looks like a tiny tornado right in the parking lot. No, No, it definitely is not as bad as it seems.
You could hire a SUV to take you around and while you go past the nocturnal crowds that keep streaking in and pout of the nightclubs here. Or if you are arriving on foot, car, scooter or even by a battered and beaten up black and yellow [...]
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Fun and art in Bujumbura
The republic of Burundi is a landlocked country which lies in the Great lakes region of East Africa. Rwanda lies to the north and Tanzania lies to the east. Congo lies to the west. The population of this place is about eight million, seven hundred thousand. And the capital of the Burundi is Bujumbura. The country is directly adjusted to the Lake Tanganyika.
The Twa, Tutsi and the Hutus are the people who used to live in Burundi originally.
The salsa night at le Kasuku is amazing French [...]
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The festival of the oasis- Tunisia
The ever looked forward to Camel races which is held quite close to heart amongst the Tunisian , the many camel races that are conducted here are one if the main highlights and is also one of the most commonly Bedouin events here in this region.
Considering that camels aren’t really fast; you can see them galloping across the desert in a unique, clumsy fashion. This makes for quite a humorous sight.
The Bedouins live in circular tents which are spread out and circular. These tents are [...]
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Mauritius – The Thing Next to Paradise
The World is a book, and if you do not travel, you only read a page - St. Augustine had rightly said. Well, not the whole of the book, but only a beautiful page, that’s what we are going to look at. If heaven was to be redesigned, it needed a map of Mauritius. Such beautiful beaches, calm waters, environment so peaceful, and fun-loving atmosphere all around – isn’t it just the best for a holiday?
All the beaches in Mauritius are just marvelous, covered with palm trees, aqua colored waters, [...]
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Dakar: Africa’s best in the west
Dakar is one of the undiscovered pearls of West Africa, although you might know it best for the annual rally that it lends its name to. And just as the Paris-Dakar Rally is not just any conventional rally you might be used to following, Dakar is unlike any African experience you might have undertaken. Exuberant and vivacious, Dakar has burst into life ever since it cast off three centuries of French colonialism in 1960 and it is almost as if the city has been racing against time itself to make up [...]
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