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The Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary of Uganda

14. October 2011

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The Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary of Uganda
The Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary of Uganda is a nonprofit animal sanctuary. It is located around 109 miles or 176 Km towards the north of the capital and is the biggest city of the country of Uganda, Kampala.  To be more precise, Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is situated in the Nakasongola District on the river basin of the Kafu River. If you go by road, you will find the sanctuary located across the Kampala-Gulu highway. For people visiting the place from a foreign land, knowing the exact coordinates of the place will make reaching the sanctuary easier; it has the Latitudeof : 1.5000 and the longitude: 32.1000. These coordinates are only the approximate values as till date the direction of the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is not included in majority of the maps available for public use. The Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is  [...]

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The Kissama National Park of Angola

30. September 2011

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The Kissama National Park of Angola
Angola, a country officially referred to as the republic of Angola is located in the south-central territories of Africa. On its south, it is bordered by Namibia and has Democratic Republic of the Congo bordering its north. In this article, we’ll be discussing about one of the most visited tourist spots of the country, the Kissama National Park. Kissama National Park is also often called as the Quiçama National Park. This national park is situated at the northwestern part of Angola. The feature that makes it an extremely priced possession of the country is the country’s only running national park. All the other national parks of Angola have been destroyed during Angolan Civil War that continued from 1975 to 2002. To reach the Kissama National Park, you will have to cover a distance of  [...]

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The Famous Museums of Tangier

23. September 2011

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The Famous Museums of Tangier
Tangier is a Moroccan city located in the northern part of the country. According to 2003 census, the city houses a population of 700,000. However, the city is not only crowded only by its native population; Tangier also play host to a significant number of tourist population every year. Tourists come here primarily due to the wide array of attractions present in the city; out of which the most prominent ones are the Tangier’s museums. In this article we have discussed about the most famous museums of the city of Tangier, Morocco. Museum of Antiques : This museum is situated in the region that previously housed the kitchens of Dar El Makhzen or Sultan’s palance. The exhibits of this museum include magnificent mosaics and beautiful bronze statues retrieved from different archaeological sites  [...]

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Transportation Options at George, South Africa

16. September 2011

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Transportation Options at George, South Africa
Transportation Options at George, South Africa The city of George is located in South Africa’s Western Cape Province. It is one of the oldest towns of this African country. In this article we’ll be discussing about the transpiration options one will have for reaching George. Many tourist come to this place on car. The best route of driving into the city is the N-2 highway. You can take this route for coming to George from other South African cities like Cape Town (located at the west of George) Durban, Port Elizabeth, Knysna and East London (located at the east of George).  If you are coming to George from Oudtshoorn (located at the north of George) you will have to come via R29. For tourists looking to invade George on air, the only option available is boarding a flight that goes to  [...]

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Rabat, Morocco – Sights

26. August 2011

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Rabat, Morocco – Sights
When it is Morocco that you are visiting, there are many obvious destinations, such as Marrakech, Tangier and Casablanca. However, the city of Rabat is one of the most rewarding locations on offer at the city. This is the capital city of Morocco. Besides being the headquarters of the administration, the city of Rabat has a good deal of the best in terms of culture and attractions. There are a number of things to do and see here, including a number of landmarks and natural attractions. The most visible aspect of the city of Rabat is the numerous water bodies around it. These add to the fascinating environment of the city. Rabat is placed right on the Atlantic Ocean, which is another excellent reason to visit the city. The city is also located at the mouth of the Bou Regreg River. The exquisite  [...]

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Alexandria, Egypt – A Travel Guide

12. August 2011

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Alexandria, Egypt – A Travel Guide
Cynics say that Alexandria simply is past its prime, a one time beauty that “needs a lick of paint badly”. However, the allure of Alexandria was misunderstood by many people in the past, and will be in the future. The legendary past of the city is very much even now evident in the city. The city was for the entire world the center for culture and intellectuals in the ancient times, and you can spot glimpses of the city’s glory even in midst of modernization. This is what makes the city of Alexandria, the greatest of the numerous cities named after Alexander the Great, not only special, but also unforgettable. Alexandria has a huge number of attractions related to culture and history. The city’s numerous historical monuments that stand in testimony to the remarkable history of the city.  [...]

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Nairobi Serena Hotel

5. August 2011

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Nairobi Serena Hotel
Nairobi Serena Hotel is the flagship hotel of the Serena Hotel chain, which is the largest group of luxury hotels in entire East Africa. The hotel is unlike other African hotels that recall distant colonial periods. It has a distinct African flavor and reminds you where you are and provides you with a brilliant feel. There are a great number of modern amenities and facilities. All of these are tailor made so that the guests can enjoy the best in terms of comfort and convenience. There is no dearth of quality. The service provided here is simply impeccable. The staff here is quietly unintrusive and provides excellent service. The personal attention that is on offer to the guests here has earned the hotel many fans. The attention provided to small details is nothing less than painstaking, which  [...]

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Riad El Fenn, Morocco

15. July 2011

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Riad El Fenn, Morocco
Soaring in the heart of the Medina, the luxury Riad El Fenn on the Bab El Ksour is a traditional palace acting as a plush retreat boasting a chicly creative touch. This standard Riad is reachable by a five-minute walk from the Koutoubia mosque as well as Djemma Al Fna square. As you enter via its humble doorway of this maze, you enter in the three courtyards from which one of them holds marble fountains and rose petals all of which are fully lit. From here, you are then taken to a screening room, library with wi-fi, and antique wooden doors. Ahead everything is modern – leather floors, wall arts, and cozy niches. Riad El Fenn is a welcoming hotel in Marrakech where everything right from the entrance to the ceiling is thoroughly carved and served keeping in mind the comfort of the patrons.  [...]

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Goree Island, Senegal – Reflecting on the Horrors

8. July 2011

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Goree Island, Senegal – Reflecting on the Horrors
Goree Island or the Ile de Goree is a tiny islet situated not far from the coast of the capital city of Senegal, Dakar. The island is a major center for tourism. The island is historically significant as it was a major center for slave trading in the ancient times. The island is a significant destination for African Americans. Many African Americans come here to pay their respects and to reflect upon the past and their ancestors. The House of Slaves or the Maison des Esclaves is a pilgrimage spot of sorts, where people come to remember the horrors of slave trade and the countless lost souls due to the evil. Goree Island has been declared a World Heritage by the UNESCO and has been visited by world famous public figures such as Nelson Mandela, the Pope, Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush.  [...]

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Chefchaouen, Morocco – Sights

1. July 2011

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Chefchaouen, Morocco – Sights
Chefchaouen is a Moroccan destination that is situated at the heart of the Rif mountain range. The town is referred to as Chaouen in short by Moroccans. The ancient medina of the town has sky blue buildings. The light reflected off the mountains imparts the blue buildings and the entire area with a mystical aura. The landscapes here are picture perfect in their beauty. The atmosphere here is extremely on the laid back side. The dollar goes a good way here, and you will find everything to be quiet cheap.  The culture of Chaouen is also interesting. The Rif Mountains are superb locations for the growth of substances, which makes it a popular location for enthusiasts, mainly hippies from the 21st century. Heading here from Fes, it takes close to 4 hours to access Chefchaouen, Morocco at a cost  [...]

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