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<h1 dir = "auto"><strong>Visit Luang Prabang - Laos</strong></h1>
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<p dir = "auto">Buddhist temples full of history, tradition - and unusual beauty - waterfalls with extremely clear waters, surrounded by lots of greenery (and animals, such as elephants), as well as streets full of attractions and restaurants serving the best of local cuisine. All this is just a small sample of what the small town of Luang Prabang has to offer the visitor.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">It's not uncommon to fall in love with this destination right away. A Unesco heritage site, the city, located in a mountainous region in northern Laos, was built on a peninsula formed by two rivers, the famous Mekong - one of the largest in the world and which, in addition to Laos, bathes Myanmar, China, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam - and Nam Khan. The landscapes, therefore, are breathtaking.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">And there's nothing like exploring the city at your leisure, on foot, or taking a ride in tuk-tuks, to admire the local architecture (which has some European influences) or simply feel the vibrant atmosphere of this city. Nor can we fail to mention how happy the people of Laos are, despite a past marked by tragedies and a still problematic present. During the time we were in the country, we only met people who spoke with a smile and who spared no effort to welcome you.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Luang Prabang is a destination that, in addition to the variety of attractions, attracts attention for its good prices, with tickets to tourist attractions costing 1 USD, complete meals at 10 USD - per person - and tuk-tuk rides that don't even cost 3 USD. The local currency is the Kip (K) and the language is Laotian, with English being widespread in most of the central part of the city, which practically lives off tourism.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Luang Prabang is a small, charming and simply delightful city for walking. On these tours, you can feel the local atmosphere, spirituality and energy of the inhabitants, as well as visit some famous Buddhist temples, eat in restaurants that serve the best of local cuisine, explore some of the city's markets and - why not? - have a relaxing (and cheap) massage session.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Some attractions are close to the city, such as the beautiful waterfalls with turquoise blue water and the villages of elephants - animals that, in Asian culture, are symbols of wisdom -, however, unfortunately, some of these establishments end up treating these beautiful animals wrong way (aimed solely at profit); therefore, always choose well-regarded places and companies, such as the already recognized White Elephant, Green Discovery and the Elephant Village and Shangri Lao.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Most of the city's attractions are concentrated in the so-called old quarter, very close to each other, by the way. There are two important and famous streets locally: Sisavangvong and Kingkitsarat, both super busy. It is at Sisavangvong, for example, where the Tak Bat, the "Ceremony of Souls" or the offering of food to Buddhist monks, a tradition in Luang Prabang, takes place.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Although most of the givers are locals, visitors who know the true meaning of the ceremony and feel up to it can also participate. In this case, however, it is necessary to dress respectfully (shoulders, stomach and legs covered) and only offer food that is extremely fresh and of good origin - like the "sticky" rice sold in the local market, every day, very early in the morning.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful: turquoise water falling over pale limestone rocks and, of course, a lot of greenery all around. The waterfall, which is one of the main tourist attractions in Luang Prabang, is ideal for swimming, as the water, although a little cold, combines perfectly with the heat in the region, not to mention that it ends up attracting a lot of people, too. , due to one attraction in particular: the elephants.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On site it is possible to walk with the animals, feed them with bananas and even “swim” in the waterfall - all for a cost, of course. Many agencies in Luang Prabang offer complete packages with transport to the waterfall and “interaction” with the local elephants. Among the more serious companies are White Elephant and Green Discovery (their offices are on Sisavangvong Road, one of the most famous streets in the city). The waterfall is open to the public daily, from 8 am to 5:30 pm.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">How to get there: going there on your own is not complicated at all; just hire a tuk tuk, in Luang Prabang (not expensive), to take you to the banks of the Nam Khan River. On site, for 10,000K (per person) you will take a boat to the waterfall area, which also has a restaurant/snack bar, with a menu full of local cuisine, snacks and soft drinks.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Luang Prabang has more than 30 Buddhist temples and among them is Wat Wisunalat, the oldest in operation in the city. Erected during the reign of King Visounnarath, between 1512 and 1515, the site is one of the most significant places for worship and also for holding festivities for the Buddhist community.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Those who visit Wat Wisunalat (or Visoun, as it is called) can hardly imagine that in the past the building was hit by a serious fire, an event that ended up compromising the beautiful carved wooden structure that existed in the place. Restored in 1898, however, the temple houses more than 120 important religious artifacts - several of them in its main building, where there is a giant statue of Buddha, in addition to several smaller ones, dating from the 16th century.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Admission is free - keeping in mind that temples are sacred places, where footwear is prohibited, wearing a sleeveless shirt, shorts, skirts above the knee and low-cut sleeveless blouses. A solution for those who go unprepared are the sarongs, pieces of fabric that cover the lower part of the torso and can be removed right after the visit.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Former capital and cradle of Japanese culture, Kyoto is a traditional city, known as the “heart of Japan”. Located in the south of the country, on the island of Honshu, about 550 km from Tokyo, the city has around 1.5 million inhabitants and delights the more than 50 million tourists who visit it every year. It was the country's capital for more than a millennium, when in 1868 it was replaced by Tokyo (former Edo), and it rescues Japanese history and culture.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">More modern than it really looks, Kyoto is an unmissable destination and a unique place to understand Japanese customs, its ancient culture and to see up close an architecture that is different from many other destinations in the world. The former capital, which has had other names before the current one, brings together architectural masterpieces, which are national treasures, and beautiful gardens, which are even more incredible during the beginning of spring, marked by the blossoming of cherry trees, and during autumn, with foliage of the colorful trees.<br></p>
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<p dir = "auto">In the dynamic city, close to a busy street full of modern shops, there are temples and even castles. Close to alleys with small Japanese-style houses, there is a stream with koi fish and is surrounded by cherry trees. Haute cuisine restaurants operate on streets with almost no movement and among tourists from the most varied countries, young geisha with make-up pass by — one of the most traditional professions in the country, by the way. Kyoto is popular for geisha training and nowadays they are so rare that they are considered “celebrities”.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The old historical center and the political power of the country have in the temples its main attractions. The Kinkaku-ji (temple of the golden pavilion), Ginkaku-ji, Kiyomizu-Dera and Fushimi Inari-Taisha temples (with more than 10,000 tori) are among the most visited places in the city. The Philosopher's Path, with its dozens of cherry trees, is a must-do in early spring, as are the walks through the Gion area, where you might be lucky enough to see a geisha. Going to Nishiki Market, a market with the most varied foods, is an adventure full of unexpected discoveries and if you want to be enchanted by the local nature, visit the bamboo forest of Arashiyama.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On foot or by bicycle, by train or bus, it is worth waking up early and making the most of the day to discover many corners of the city, from the modern Kyoto station — huge and full of shops — to the Imperial Palace. Take a few days, too, to explore the outskirts of the city by taking the shinkansen (bullet train) and visiting destinations such as Osaka, Hiroshima and Nara! When going to Japan, be sure to visit Kyoto, which reveals some of the most beautiful attractions in the country and represents the traditionalism of Japanese culture with praise.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">For attractions beyond the temples, take a moment to walk the hills of Higashiyama and the small streets of the Gion area, a very traditional neighborhood where the greatest expectation is to see a geisha. In this neighborhood, visit Hanami-Koji Street and the Shirawaka area, which is in bloom during the cherry blossom season. Don't count on meeting a geisha on the street, after all, they are celebrities... To see them, you can go to Gion Corner, which has daily shows, or Miyako Odori, which has beautiful shows, but they only happen in the month of April.</p>
<p dir = "auto">If you like parks and natural landscapes, the tips are to walk along the Path of the Philosopher, visit the beautiful bamboo forest of Arashiyama and walk through Maruyama Park, where the Yasaka Shrine is located and where there are some very tasty restaurants to enjoy an outdoor meal. free.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Tip: Some temples are open to visitors, some are not. In temples where tourists are allowed to enter, you must remove your shoes and wear socks, so wear shoes that are easy to remove.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Kyoto Station is Kyoto's central train station, where JR trains arrive and where you can change to the city's subway system. Far beyond a simple inner city station, Kyoto station is incredible because it brings together department stores, such as Isetan, shopping, tourist information center, as well as an incredible variety of restaurants, snack bars and clothing stores in its lower floors. If you are hungry when passing through the station, this will not be a problem, because there are several restaurant options to eat or buy something quick.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The station is beautiful, it has a huge ceiling height and therefore it is usually a good place for tourists to take pictures. Going up several flights of escalators, you'll find that the station also offers a good overview of Kyoto.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The station is incredible because, in addition to being surrounded by all kinds of businesses, it has everything a tourist needs, from ATMs and an information desk to places to exchange currency. In addition, Japan's rail transport is outstanding, it's even nice to see how the country's transport works.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Choosing where to stay in Kyoto may not be easy. The city isn't huge, but it's not too small either, and choosing the right place you can do a lot of things on foot, which is much more practical than always having to travel by bus.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">One thing to keep in mind is that accommodation in Japan is not cheap, and rooms are generally small—sometimes quite small. Many hotels also have dedicated rooms for smokers and others for non-smokers. Another detail is that there are many small accommodations (like inns) and places that offer rooms in the oriental style — if you prefer completely western rooms, see the photos of the hotel you will book to guarantee a good stay! Regardless of when you are going to travel, try to make your reservations far in advance, tourism in Japan is very strong and there are several holidays, which encourage even more travel, including among the Japanese themselves.</p>
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<p dir = "auto"><strong>Kyoto</strong> has hotels for all budgets and a wide variety of accommodations, from hostels to international chain hotels with Western rooms, as well as capsule hotels and ryokans, which are traditional Japanese hotels. As everything is different in Japan, you can enjoy the trip to stay in a different way too!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Capital of Malaysia, <strong>Kuala Lumpur</strong> is one of Asia's great air hubs and a somewhat exotic destination. With a population of around 1.6 million people, the country's largest city is modern and mixed-race. <strong>Commonly called KL</strong>, one of the most striking features of the city is that it is home to people from completely different cultures who live in harmony.</p>
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<p dir = "auto"><strong>Located in the mainland of Malaysia</strong>, south of Thailand, Kuala Lumpur is 11 hours ahead of Brasilia time and was founded by Chinese miners in 1857. Since then, communities of other nationalities have been present in the country and today Kuala Lumpur is formed mainly by families of Chinese, Indian and Malay origin. The most interesting thing is that Hindus, Buddhists and mainly Muslims live in KL — they practice the precepts of their beliefs, attend different religious temples, dress and act in different ways and all coexist cordially with their differences.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Among the biggest symbols of the city are the Petronas Twin Towers, which are the largest twin towers in the world, and Batu Caves, impressive caves where Hindu temples were built, considered one of the most important temples outside India. In addition to these places, it is worth including in the itinerary a visit to the Thean Hou temple and a relaxed walk in KLCC Park, which has a beautiful view of the Petronas. At night, the best choice is to enjoy the various bars on top of buildings with wonderful views of the city or go to Changkat Bukit Bintang, a super lively street that has bars and restaurants.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Those who enjoy shopping will not be disappointed in KL, the city has stores from the biggest international brands and great malls, such as Suria KLCC and Pavillion. Walking outdoors is not always the best choice, after all, the strong heat and humidity are present throughout the year, but tourists can count on a good transport system, which even serves the airport to Sentral KL station in just 28 minutes.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">KL has tall buildings, impressive attractions and tourism that is still developing, but it is, above all, a destination that allows for great learning about tolerance and respect for diversity.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Kuala Lumpur is a big and growing city. It is a very curious place, because it is made up of people with completely different habits, who respect each other and live in harmony. Seeing people from diverse cultures living together is one of the greatest experiences the city has to offer, but of course there is more to see. Although it's a big place, KL's tourist attractions are not that many, so we didn't think it was necessary to spend so many days in the city to see the essentials.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">To start your city tour, head downtown, visit Merdeka Square, where the Malaysian flag was flown, and admire the architecture of buildings such as the Sultan Abdul Samad. Close by is the KL City Gallery, a very complete information center about the city and which has a sign of Kuala Lumpur, where visitors love to take a picture. Also close to the site is the Central Market, an ideal market to buy travel souvenirs and gifts, and Chinatown, where informal trade is very strong and there are all kinds of products from China. Walking around is very interesting, as the decoration of the place is Chinese and there are even Chinese temples.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">One of the biggest symbols of KL is also one of its biggest tourist attractions, the Petronas Twin Towers. The buildings, 452 meters above the ground, are the tallest twin towers in the world and a major attraction, which is why it's worth seeing during the day and also at night, when they light up the city's sky. The towers have a connecting structure and can be visited on a very interesting tour that offers a beautiful view! On the lower floors, the buildings house the Suria KLCC mall, with a huge number of stores.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The KLCC Park, a huge park in the surroundings of the towers, is ideal for enjoying a day outdoors, taking a break from a walk or observing the beautiful view of the buildings. During the night, a show of lights and colors takes place in the water fountain of the park, it is short, but very nice to take pictures.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Another essential attraction to see are the Batu Caves, which are caves accessed by long flights of stairs, where there are Hindu temples. In front of the caves, there is a 42 meter statue of Lord Murugan (Hindu god of war) and this is one of the largest Hindu shrines outside India! It really is an incredible and very different place, which is worth visiting even if time is short!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">To discover another attraction that represents the diversity of the Malaysian capital, include in your itinerary a visit to the Chinese temple Thean Hou, which is located at the top of a hill and, in addition to being beautiful, is very popular with the Chinese. To complete the tour, go to the KL Tower, one of the tallest towers in the world and offering a beautiful view of the city at night.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">To enjoy the KL nightlife, the tip is to go to Changkat Bukit Bintang street, which has several options of restaurants and bars in a super cool atmosphere. Other really cool options to enjoy the night and at the same time enjoy the beautiful city skyline is going to the bars at Marini’s on 57 and the Sky Bar, a bar on top of a building that even has a swimming pool!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Located in the central region of the city and close to Chinatown, the Central Market is a market for food, handicrafts and local products. The place houses a great variety of gifts and is an excellent idea to buy a travel souvenir for a cheap price or discover and experience Malaysian cuisine without spending a lot.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The market building is well maintained, clean and has an air conditioning system, which is a relief in the hottest part of the day! It's not a big place, but it offers good options for buying gifts and items such as bags, scarves, fabrics, mugs, clothes, decoration objects and much more. For those who want to take gifts to friends and family, it's a great choice.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Kuala Lumpur is a city where many families of Chinese origin live and which was even founded by miners of Chinese origin. Therefore, the city could not fail to have a Chinatown, which is the neighborhood where China meets Malaysia.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">KL's Chinatown has a street food market, a flower stall, temples and a very lively market, especially on Petaling St., where there are several stalls selling products made in China. The decoration of the streets is also reminiscent of what you have in China and if you want to haggle or buy cheap products, this is certainly a good walk. For those who like Chinese food, it's also a good option to go there, don't miss the Old China Cafe, one of the traditional restaurants in the neighborhood.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is known as the largest aviary in the world! The place is huge, very wooded and unlike many other attractions of this type, it allows direct and very close contact with the animals.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Upon entering the aviary, you will notice that most of the animals are free to roam around the park area, unlike what usually happens in zoos. Various types of birds are likely to pass close by you, both on the ground and overhead. It is a peaceful walk, ideal for children, who tend to be enchanted by the animals.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">It's a big place with many species, so it's important to set aside at least 2 or 3 hours to get to know it calmly. The park has a lot of green space and that helps to soften the heat in KL.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Aquaria KLCC is an aquarium located inside the Suria KLCC mall. It is a fun attraction to spend the afternoon, learn about marine animals and admire sharks, stingrays and other colorful fish of various sizes.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The aquarium is not huge, but it brings together cool attractions and allows people to know a little more about certain animal species and how they live. In addition to the traditional fish tanks, there are some interactive activities; one of them is a glass tunnel, where you can walk almost "inside" the aquarium and admire animals up close.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">It is a very interesting attraction for children and anyone interested in animal biology. For those who have been to aquariums in other big cities, however, it might not be such an amazing tour.</p>
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<p dir = "auto"><strong>Kuala Lumpur</strong> is a multicultural city, proof of which is the number of religious temples from different cultures that the city houses. One of the temples that deserves a visit is Thean Hou, a Chinese temple located on top of a hill, Robson Heights, which offers a beautiful view of the city.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The temple was opened in 1989 and its construction is dedicated to Thean Hou. Chinese architecture, with colorful and vivid adornments, in addition to the size of the building, attract the attention of visitors. The temple is highly sought after by the Chinese community to perform their prayers and celebrate weddings, but over the years it has also become a tourist attraction.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The temple has several floors and, attached, a nice Chinese garden. The main hall of the temple is located on the third floor, a very colorful place with impressive decoration, where statues of deities are located and also where people pray, perform rituals, light candles, sing, etc.</p>
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<h1 dir = "auto"><strong>Visit Namibia - Africa</strong></h1>
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<p dir = "auto">At every point in Namibia, travelers are torn between spectacular scenery and abundant wildlife.</p>
<p dir = "auto"><strong>Namibia</strong> has already become popular with travelers from all over the world, who often classify the country as "Africa for beginners". All because Namibia offers tourism that is easy, safe, cheap and full of beautiful attractions. This without losing the characteristic cultural traits of the country. Traveling to Namibia does not require a lot of experience from the traveler and is an excellent opportunity to get in touch with the beauties of the African continent. The country, which became independent only in the 90s, invests more and more in tourism every day and has become one of the favorite and most popular destinations for travelers seeking natural beauty and wildlife. All in the middle of one of the territories with the lowest population density in the world, but with the greatest intensity of beauty.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Those traveling to Namibia can invest in itineraries from three to thirty days. The country is a good destination both for those who want a quick trip and for those who seek total immersion in nature. The important thing is to keep in mind that Namibia offers a wide variety of attractions and the scenery is always surprising. So the longer the better! A week will be enough to get to know the main attractions, such as the Namib Desert in Sossusvlei, the Etosha National Park and even stop by the coastal towns of Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. But with a few extra days, you'll see the Kalahari Desert, the Fish River Canyon, the port region of Luderitz, the ghost town of Kolmanskop and the rocky landscapes of Damaraland and the Waterberg, as well as the inhospitable Skeleton Coast Park.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The entire trip will be accompanied by excellent lodges or campsites, fully integrated into nature, where you can set up your own tent or sleep in 4x4 vehicles with attached tents. It's part of the adventure! For those who don't have time to prepare the trip, it is still possible to hire safaris at excellent prices, which already offer all organized tours and the only work will be to enjoy. There is Namibia for all tastes and types of travellers; from the most independent to the most involved.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Going to <strong>Namibia</strong> is a delicious challenge for those who love travel. The large size of the country makes it irresistible and impossible not to visit several regions. The attractions are scattered throughout the territory and the trip will be one that requires organization, a lot of research and patience to put together an itinerary that adapts to the days, money and desires of each one. Keep in mind that the trip to Namibia can last from three days to a month, depending on your interest, which attractions you would like to visit and how long you intend to enjoy each one of them. Running does not suit Namibia. Traveling across the country requires calm and hundreds of kilometers of moving roads. Take your time and enjoy every second of this unforgettable trip!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The first step before traveling to Namibia will be defining when you want to visit the country. Between high and low season, there are significant differences in climate, prices and number of visitors. To make sure you travel at the time that best suits your plans, see when to go to Namibia.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Decided on the period of the trip, you can choose between spending the days in the country with a safari or on a self drive. The safari is nothing more than a group tour, in which everything is already organized and pre-defined. In the self drive, you will be the driver and responsible for the entire trip, but it is also possible to hire a service that will offer you a ready-made itinerary, all the accommodation booked and you will only have to follow the route. A fundamental point for those who choose a safari is to match the departure date with the departure of one of the safaris.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Some attractions in Namibia can be visited quickly and are good points of passage during the trip, others require two or three days to be enjoyed calmly. Distances of more than 500 km are not recommended to be covered in the same day and the ideal is to find a point of interest halfway through to rest. It is also important to take into account the opening hours of the parks and attractions, so as not to arrive after the doors close or miss a game drive that would only happen in the early morning. When assembling the itinerary, be aware of the places that require at least a whole day (that is, waking up there) to be visited, such as: Sossusvlei, Etosha National Park, Fish River Canyon, Waterberg Plateau Park, Damaraland and neighboring Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Etosha National Park is Namibia's top destination for wildlife viewing. There are more than 22,000 km² of area where lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, black and white rhinos, giraffes, zebras, kudus, oryxes, hyenas and, in abundance, the friendly spingboks and steenboks, in addition to other dozens of animals, including many birds. Considered a Namibian National Park, Etosha is a large protected area free of hunters, where animals can roam freely and have a healthy and true natural habitat.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Etosha National Park is a destination for those who want to see many animals free in the wild. The park is a huge reserve where the animals live freely and their behavior is not subject to human interference. In Etosha, it is possible to find four of the Big Five, considered the five most difficult large mammals to be hunted by man. Lions, elephants, leopards and rhinos can be seen during a walk just a few meters from the car. And it's hard to hide the emotion when you come across one of them.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Visitors' day at Etosha is dedicated to finding animals amidst the immensity of the park. The tours can take place either in a self-drive scheme — in which the tourist drives his own car — or in a game drive system — in which visitors follow a guided tour in an open car of the park itself.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Self drives are the option for most visitors. Circulating around Etosha in your own car has no extra cost and is quite easy, in addition, the itineraries to be covered and the time to stop to observe each of the animals is free. Those who do the self drive must respect the opening and closing times of Etosha, being prohibited to circulate between sunset and sunrise. In addition to the more restricted schedule, another disadvantage is that, often, the low car and the lack of experience in looking for animals make the tour not so profitable.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On the game drive, the visitor will travel in the park's own car, with pre-established departure and arrival times and a route to be defined by the guide. The biggest advantages of the game drive in Etosha are the experience of the guide to find animals, the height and structure of the car that facilitates the visualization of the animals and the exclusive tour hours, in which only the official cars of the park can circulate, like after the dusk and before dawn. The downside of the game drive is the price. A three-hour tour costs between NAD 550 and NAD 660, depending on the time you choose. However, only with the game drive it is possible to circulate through the park at night. To make a game drive, you need to make a reservation at the lodge reception. The tour departs with a minimum of two people. In low season, it's easy to get a spot, but in high season it's important to book as soon as you arrive at the lodge. It is not allowed to schedule before arriving at the park.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In addition to the tours to see the animals, those who stay inside the Etosha facilities can enjoy swimming pools, restaurants and waterholes on the edge of the lodges and campsites. So, even without taking a car ride, you can enjoy and see the animals around the water portions. Some waterholes even offer bleachers, such as Halali and Okaukuejo. Silence and patience are essential. A large animal can appear at any moment to drink water and put on a show for guests who observe from afar.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Going to Namibia means traveling hundreds of kilometers to discover different regions of the country. And at each point of the trip it will be necessary to choose a different accommodation. It's no use thinking that in Namibia it will be possible to have a base in just one city and from there go to various attractions. Forget and detach from hotels. Get ready for a research marathon in search of the perfect lodges and campsites to explore the most beautiful landscapes in the country. With the good news that prices are great and there are options for all budgets and comfort levels required by travelers.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Namibia is a country focused on tourism and there is a good offer of accommodation in its most visited regions. The main options for those who are going to spend a few days traveling are lodges and campsites. The country offers good infrastructure and the quality of the places that receive travelers for a night's rest is even surprising. The task of organizing the itinerary and choosing accommodation may not be easy, but it is certainly very pleasant! Those who don't have the time or inclination to look for lodges and campsites can hire an all-inclusive safari or even a self-drive with a pre-arranged itinerary. However, even if a company does all the booking, you will have to decide whether you want to stay in a lodge or enjoy the camping experience.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Although campsites offer really wonderful and exciting experiences, there are those who don't give up sleeping in a good bed and having the comfort of a room to spend the night. For these travellers, Namibia reserves wonderful surprises! The country is full of charming lodges and many of them combine comfort with the rustic that blends in with the local landscape. If you take the line that you don't envision camping at all, don't worry. There is no shortage of options for lodges across the country.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Maputo is that type of city that gradually conquers tourists, because to get to know the capital of Mozambique well, you need to capture its essence. This essence goes beyond the simple act of taking a first look and jumping to conclusions, without knowing the story behind it all.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Formerly called Lourenço Marques, Maputo is a city in full development, full of marks of a difficult past. Among them, the fact that Mozambicans lived under Portuguese rule until 1975, the year in which the country became independent after 10 years of armed struggle.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Another sad episode was the civil war that lasted until 1994; From these two moments in the country's history, several problems remained that last until today. A bad legacy that ended up being reflected in tourism as well.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Proof of this is that those who want to explore the country today — especially the beautiful beaches of the Indian Ocean — still encounter certain difficulties. Nothing impossible when you have good will, an extra dose of patience or a lot of money to spend. Did you know, for example, that Mozambique is home to wonderful resorts on the edge of the Indian Ocean? Yeah, we found that only there!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In Maputo, tourists will find streets that are not so well-kept and clean, but will come across wide avenues full of beautiful trees, such as acacias and jacarandas, squares, parks and very beautiful buildings full of history.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Other strengths of the Mozambican capital are also its people — cheerful and receptive to tourists — and the fantastic local cuisine, a paradise for those in love with fish and seafood, not to mention the prices, which fit right into the budget.<strong><br></strong></p>
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<p dir = "auto">The main tip for those who want to get to know the real Maputo is to plan a good tour of the city. For this, it will not take more than two or three days, counting on the sights that will be explored more calmly, such as museums such as Natural History, CFM and monuments such as the Fortaleza de Nossa Senhora da Conceição.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Visitors can set up an itinerary with the help of this guide — checking out the main attractions, below, and also our map of tourist spots — or hire the service of a tourist guide. The second option is quite viable and a way to save time and to get inside, detail by detail, the entire history of the Mozambican capital.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">One option is the tours guided by students who work at the Tourist Information Desk, which is located inside the beautiful Botanical Garden of the city. The "Top Ten" guided tour, for example, offers the tourist an overview of Maputo and the history of Mozambique.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On this tour, the visitor will get to know the cathedral, the Municipal Council, the Iron House, the Tunduro Garden, the Central Market, the Railway Station, among other points. The tour costs USD 35 per person (group of two to three people) or USD 25 for a group of six or more, remembering that it is also possible to include a stop for lunch.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Here is one of the most emblematic buildings in Maputo, the Caminhos de Ferro (CFM) central station. A building erected between 1908 and 1910, elected in 2016 the third most beautiful in the world by Times magazine.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On the station’s façade — which faces Praça dos Trabalhadores —, the classic style and the beautiful main dome, prefabricated in South Africa, call attention. Once inside, the visitor practically goes back in time when faced with old locomotives, one of which was the first used on the Maputo-Pretoria route.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">A visit to the station is not complete without a visit to the museum, which, in addition to the permanent exhibition inside the building, has a temporary exhibition displayed along the passenger boarding and disembarking platforms. Entry to the museum costs 50 MT.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Remembering that the station works as such; currently, a few trains depart from the site towards Zimbabwe, Swaziland and South Africa, but the conditions of the locomotives are not the best for tourism.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">A symbol of the country's independence, the wide square located between the upper and lower towns houses the statue of the first president of independent Mozambique, Samora Moisés Machel, a leader who became known for his fiery speeches that emphasized the end of Portuguese exploitation.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">However, the statue began to inhabit the center of the square only in 2012 and in place of another, that of the Portuguese governor-general Mouzinho de Albuquerque. Work of art that can be seen in the fortress of Maputo.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">At the back of the square, the City Hall building is also located, a construction from 1941, by the architects Carlos César dos Santos, Arnaldo Pacheco and Franz Keindl. In the past, the inscription "Here is Portugal" could be read on the front pavement, a phrase said by President Américo Tomás during a visit to the country in 1964.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Maputo Municipal Market — or Bazaar, as it is also called — is a work by David de Carvalho built with iron elements imported from Belgium. Inaugurated in 1901, the place sells a little of everything: different foods — fruits, vegetables, fragrant spices — objects for the home, for personal use and also souvenirs.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The market is a popular tourist spot in Maputo, even for those who don't intend to buy anything. This is due to the atmosphere of the place, located in the lower part of the Mozambican capital, full of merchants and locals who go there to do their shopping.</p>
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<p dir = "auto"><strong>Maputo</strong> offers visitors a good and well-structured network of hotels, inns and guest houses, including super traditional establishments, such as the Polana Serena hotel.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The best area of the city to stay is central and for a number of reasons, among them — and the most important, in fact — security. Another reason is that, staying in the central area, the tourist ends up spending much less on transportation, in this case, taxi trips to/between tourist spots and restaurants.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">A good tip is to look for hotels or guest houses located in regions such as Polana Cimento, close to the famous and busy Julius Nyerere avenue, for example. Another area of Maputo that usually has good accommodation options is Sommerchield and also the Marginal region.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The tip for those who want to save money is to try to book the hotel as far in advance as possible, preferably an establishment that allows free cancellation, in case a more attractive offer comes along. Another suggestion is to choose to visit the city during the low season, as certain times, such as summer, end up inflating room rates.</p>
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<h1 dir = "auto"><strong>Visit Johannesburg - South Africa</strong></h1>
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<p dir = "auto">Johannesburg is the official name of the largest city in South Africa, but it is only necessary to disembark there to realize that this name is very formal for those who live in the country. Joburg, or just Jozi, is the affectionate way the city is known to its admirers. Urban, busy, modern and intense - the metropolis draws attention due to its rapid growth and the friendliness of its people.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">It was the rush for gold, discovered around 130 years ago, that kick-started Joburg's development into the large urban center it is today. Since then, the city has grown, gained wide avenues, tall buildings and has undergone major changes - among them apartheid, the racial segregation regime that was in force for almost 50 years and that shames the country. Soweto, the huge black community in South Africa, is the great symbol of resistance against racial discrimination and a place you cannot miss.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The mix of flavors, creeds, ethnicities and languages (there are 11 official languages!) promotes an immersion in a story that is not always beautiful, but that shows the world the need to respect human beings and the fight against discrimination. Two unmissable programs for anyone visiting the place are the Apartheid Museum, where you can feel the reality of segregation, and the house of Nelson Mandela, former prisoner and former South African president, the great idol of the nation.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Anyone who goes to the African continent should not return home without having a taste of the savannahs and without seeing up close the majestic animals that appear in so many animal documentaries. To find the so-called big five, the five most difficult mammals to be hunted, we recommend visiting the Pilanesberg park, which has a large number of animals. For an experience of contact with the animals and to see lions of various types, the unmissable place is the Lion King, a park where you can see white lions, feed giraffes and play with lion cubs - it's very interesting!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">With so many malls, consumers on duty will not run out of shopping options. There are several shopping centers scattered around the city - among them, Mandela Square, Sandton City and Montecasino, a complex that offers visitors an experience of what it would be like to walk through the streets of an Italian city (the place has a casino, many restaurants and several shops, but the whole structure is like that of a city). Eating well isn't difficult either, and even for cow hands, the news is good: there is a wide variety of restaurants in the city and prices are quite fair. Meat lovers, especially fish and seafood lovers, will find great places to eat.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The truth is that Joburg is not essentially a tourist destination and many who land at O. R. Tambo - the busiest airport in Africa - know the city in passing. Johannesburg and its surroundings have many interesting sights, beautiful scenery and entertainment; the next time you land in the country, make more than one connection and give a chance to a dynamic city, with super happy people.</p>
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<p dir = "auto"><strong>Johannesburg</strong> is an urban destination, with many restaurants, malls and walks around the city. Three or four days are enough to get to know the main tourist attractions in the region and get a taste of what the metropolis is capable of offering. Although it is known as a city for work, there are great attractions to be entertained. It's worth extending the stop over the next time you pass through Africa.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">No matter how short the time to explore Joburg is, some sights are essential in any itinerary. Don't miss Soweto, the Mandela House, the Carlton Center (which has a panoramic view of the city) and the Apartheid Museum - which tells the story of apartheid and makes us feel firsthand how the racial segregation regime worked.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">If the weather is more relaxed, wonderful! You can take several tours, expand your horizons and discover some other attractions not only in Joburg, but also in other nearby cities. If you want to have fun in a park or bet your chips in a casino, go to Gold Reef City, a cool complex for people of all ages. To get to know the wild side of Africa, a tip is to go to Pilanesberg Park and try to find the big 5 - the five most difficult mammals to be hunted. To fall in love with lions, the tip is the wonderful Lion Park, where, in addition to seeing lions, you can interact with giraffes and lion cubs.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">With the number of good malls that Johannesburg has, strolling through some of them or doing some shopping turns out to be something everyone does. If this is your thing, the tip is to go to Sandton City, Mandela Square, Melrose Arch or Montecasino (which doesn't have as many stores, but is an excellent option to go out at night and eat in a good restaurant).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Speaking of restaurants, don't leave a gastronomic tour out of your itinerary. Joburg has great restaurants and eating well there is no effort. For local cuisine, head to Moyo; to eat fish and seafood, we suggest the Cape Town Fish Market and the fine Pigalle; for something relaxed, bet on Tashas or Green Peppercorn, both with great service and a varied menu.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Gold Reef City is a complex that houses hotels, restaurants, a casino, an amusement park and even a gold mine. The place is interesting to spend the day and guarantees fun for the whole family - while the kids are at the park, the adults can have fun at the casino. As the place is big and the park has many rides, we recommend spending a day in the place and, thus, having more time to have fun.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Staying in Gold Reef City is recommended for those who want to have a good structure without having to travel far - even if you are not staying in the complex, you can enjoy its attractions.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Those who visit the African continent for the first time - and have no intention of going on a multi-night safari - cannot fail to make at least one day trip to Pilanesberg Park, a natural reserve that gives a taste of what it would be like to go on a safari and shows a bit of the African savannah.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The place is about 2h30min drive from Joburg (approximately 200km away) and offers an amazing experience for people of all ages. Without leaving the car, you will be able to observe a huge amount of animals in their natural habitat, take pictures and learn about their habits. The feeling of seeing such majestic animals up close - and free - is incredible. The visit is really worth the effort of taking the road.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The park has lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, hippos, rhinos, among other animals. The animals are easier to see when the weather is not too hot; therefore, the essential tip for taking this tour is to leave Johannesburg very early (preferably before 5 am) and thus guarantee more chances of seeing the animals easily. Around noon, for example, many of them are harder to find due to the heat.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Our suggestion is to spend the whole day there, as the park has a great restaurant. If you have free time, stay overnight there (there is a hotel inside the park) so you can take night walks.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The tour can be done on your own or with an agency, and the main objective of the travelers is to find the “big five” - the five most difficult mammals to be hunted by man.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Joburg is a big, sprawling city with many different neighborhoods. Choosing where to stay is one of the most important parts of planning your trip, as the distances from one point of interest to another can be long and public transport leaves something to be desired. Choosing a well-located hotel close to a commercial area is an excellent alternative to avoid spending on transportation.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">It is worth remembering that, for safety reasons and even due to the great distances, almost no one walks at night, except in some specific points. In some areas of the city, hotel and entertainment complexes have been created that are "closed" and secure. Staying close to one of these areas makes all the difference for those who like to walk in peace.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Our suggestion for lodging is Sandton. This is the city's most famous hotel area, with hotels, shopping malls, restaurants and a Gautrain station. In Sandton, a great tip is to stay around Sandton City and Mandela Square, where you can walk with peace of mind and choose from the various restaurants to have your meal. Some hotels in that area, even if they are not close to Sandton City, offer free transportation to the place.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Cape Town in the original language, is the legislative capital of South Africa and was one of the host cities for the 2010 World Cup. With beautiful landscapes and a contagious vibe, the city is a symbol of the miscegenation of cultures and, to boot, it is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Ideal for people of all ages, the so-called mother city is vibrant and full of attractions - before you know it, you've already in love.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The Cape is completely different from the image that many people have of Africa as a whole, with strong heat and animals vying for food in the savannas.  Get ready to discover a place with lots of greenery, mountains, beaches and a stunning sea! The geography of the region is privileged - this is indisputable - and you may end up finding things there that you did not imagine, such as penguins, seals and sharks.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Wherever you arrive, the first place that will catch your eye when driving around Cape Town will probably be the imposing Table Mountain. The mountain is about 3km long and is one of the great symbols of South Africa. It is difficult to say whether the view is more beautiful from below or from above; the ascent, made by cable cars or by walking, is simply unmissable!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Another place that cannot be missing from any itinerary is the Waterfront. The city's port area was revitalized and gained a new face, with malls, shops, bars and great restaurants. Speaking of which, eating well at fair prices is one of the great incentives for travelers. There is no lack of fish and seafood on the menus, in addition to the excellent wines produced in the region.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">If what you like is nature, then this is the right place. Beaches like Clifton and Camps Bay are the summer sensation, even if the sea is cold all year round. To see landscapes like those in a movie, the tip is to go through Chapman's Peak Drive and then reach the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, one of the tips of the African continent. It is also worth stopping at the beautiful Boulders Beach, a beach with a colony of penguins, and walking through the pleasant Kirstenboch Botanial Garden, where many people have picnics in the open air.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Cape Town has incredible landscapes, many tourist attractions and people who welcome you with open arms and constant smiles. Despite being a big city and public transport leaving something to be desired, traffic flows well and the happy pace of life conquers. Apartheid, a regime of racial segregation that prevailed there for many years, is a fact that has nothing to do with the beauties of the country. To get to know South Africa is to delve into a sad story, to be surprised by nature, but, above all, to come back renewed and learn to respect differences.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">There are many attractions in Cape Town, so we recommend at least five days to explore it. If you have more time, even better, because that way you can get to know everything more calmly and, who knows, visit other parts of South Africa. There are several sights and tours offered; if you can't see everything, that's a good reason to come back!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Regardless of the time available, you cannot miss climbing Table Mountain, one of the symbols of the country, and strolling through the Waterfront, an area that brings together shops and great restaurants. It is also worth visiting Robben Island, where Mandela was imprisoned, and passing by the beaches of Boulders Beach and Camps Bay (the most popular beach in the region, which is super busy during the summer).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The days with open skies should be well used and an excellent way to take full advantage of the good weather is to take a tour of the peninsula, go to the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, which has a spectacular landscape!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Eating well or drinking good wine is not a difficult task for anyone visiting <strong>Cape Town</strong>. The best thing is that good restaurants have very nice prices and always offer fresh fish. If you want to have a snack, two great options are the Food Market and the Old Biscuit Mill, open on Saturdays. For brew lovers, a tour of the Constantia wine region or the city of Stellenbosch is a must.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">For shopping, head to the Waterfront and check out Victoria Wharf and the Craft Market, featuring local crafts. In the center, bet on the Green Market, which has good prices, or on Long Street, which is also the great point of nightlife - there is no shortage of clubs and bars for those who enjoy excitement.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Table Mountain is just over 1,000m high and about 3km long. It was considered one of the new seven wonders of the world and can be seen from different areas of the city. In addition to attracting attention due to its unequal external appearance, it is necessary to remember that the place has a vast flora and lookout points for different areas of the city, which provide spectacular landscapes.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Even though it is a symbol that can be seen on land, going up and seeing Table Mountain from the top is like no other. It may not seem like it, but the top of the mountain is flat and full of trails; you can spend all day walking up there and observing the numerous viewpoints it has. There are so many different angles and all with such beautiful views that the desire to enjoy the view and take pictures is present at all times.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The ascent can be done in two ways: through the trails and by the cable car. The time taken to climb the trails depends on the visitor's physical condition - it can take from 50 minutes to 4 hours. During our tour, we saw families with children, for example, who took two hours to reach the top. The cable car, which transports 65 people at a time, is fast, traveling at a speed of up to 10m/s and there are only 700m between the station at the bottom and the station at the top of the mountain. The cable car even makes a 360º turn around its own axis, which allows everyone who is on it to have a panoramic view of the ascent.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Up there you can walk in peace and take lots of pictures. There is no need for a guide to hike the trails, but two free guided hikes are offered, one at 10am and the other at 12pm.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">If you want to spend the whole day up there and watch the sunset, that's also possible. At the top of Table Mountain there is a good restaurant, which serves lunch, including. There is a wide variety of products for sale and, if you get hungry, be sure to stop by the place.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">- The cable car station and Table Mountain are closed when it is very windy or when there is a lot of clouds and poor visibility. It is not uncommon for it to be closed; so the first opportunity the weather is clear, go up! On the website of the company that takes care of the place (<strong>http://tablemountain.net/</strong>) you can check the status of the cable car and see if it is working or if it is closed. If you are up there and hear a siren, go down, as it indicates that the station will close.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">- As the tourist spot is very popular and people expect a beautiful day to visit it, we recommend buying your ticket in advance. Buy your ticket online in advance (on the website mentioned above) and avoid having to face two queues. Having your ticket with you is a handy thing to do and that way you'll only have to wait your turn to get on the cable car.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">- If you are driving, be prepared to park far from the cable car station. Although there is parking, on days when the park is full the number of cars is very large and there is not enough space for everyone. Thinking about access, using the City Sightseeing bus is a good way to get to know the place.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">- If you want to get to know Table Mountain more empty, go in the afternoon, when the movement is less.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">- People with strollers or wheelchair users will not have any difficulties, as most of the trails are paved.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">- Go with a sweater to protect yourself from the winds.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Located in the tourist heart of Cape Town, the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is another must-see in this delightful destination. The Waterfront is a revitalized waterfront area that has shopping malls, hotels, markets and many restaurants. The complex is ideal for those who want to go shopping or simply have fun - after all, entertainment abounds. From there, several boats leave, private or not, and tours to discover the Cape coast or the channels of the Waterfront itself.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The region is busy day and night, and has plenty of security. You can walk freely and just worry about choosing a place for lunch or dinner.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">As the area is quite large and has different attractions, every hour you end up discovering something new. Among the points that should not be overlooked in your itinerary are: Victoria Wharf (the largest shopping center on the Waterfront); the mobile bridge, which moves when a vessel needs to pass through the channel; the Clock Tower, one of the symbols of the place; the Food Market; the Craft Market; and the ferris wheel, which offers a superb panoramic view of this region.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">There are so many things to do on the Waterfront and so many cool restaurants that this is a place to return to again and again along the way. Staying close to the place is great, because that way you have all kinds of services close by.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Those who like to buy handicrafts when traveling cannot miss the Green Market Square, an open-air market. The place has little structure and is made up only of vendor stalls in a square in the center of Cape Town, but it is there that you should find the best craft prices in the city.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">When interested in a product, be sure to haggle the price. As this is an area of great tourist interest, sellers end up putting the price of their products up there. Therefore, negotiating is the best way to guarantee a good deal.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Anyone who likes animals and has never had the opportunity to admire seals up close cannot miss Seal Island, or "Island of Seals". The tour departs from Hout Bay and takes around 20 minutes to reach your destination.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Rocky and isolated, the island is the entertainment of dozens of seals, who enjoy the warmth of the sun or play in the clear waters. The smell leaves a little to be desired, but the number of seals on the island is huge. Children, especially, love to satisfy their curiosity to see these animals.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Although from the top of Table Mountain not everyone is impressed by the dimensions of Cape Town, choosing the place to stay with conscience is important when planning your trip. Those who intend to rent a car do not need to be so attached to the location, while those who do not have their own vehicle should pay attention to the issue, mainly because public transport in the place leaves something to be desired.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The advantage is that, as it is a very touristic city, there is no shortage of accommodation options, whether in luxurious hotels or simple hostels. Prices are reasonable, there are alternatives for every budget.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The place that concentrates the largest number of hotels and which we recommend for accommodation is the Waterfront region. This area is suitable for those who want to walk around on foot and be close to the city's buzz, restaurants and shops. As there are many security guards and movement day and night, it becomes safer to stay there.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The Waterfront is, yes, a region with more expensive hotels, but, as the offer of accommodation is very large, you can find hotels with good value for money in this area, especially if you don't leave it to book at the last minute. If you want to stay there and prefer something more affordable, the Breakwater Logde is a good tip; if you can spend a little more and want a comfortable place, the suggestion is to stay in the waterfront marina and canals area, which has good apartments, such as the Lawhill Apartments.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The center is indicated for those looking for more economical accommodation options, but it is necessary to know that, with the exception of Long Street, most streets in the area are deserted at night. In this neighborhood, the Holiday Inn might be a good hotel option.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">If you want to get good prices and, in addition, have a beautiful view, the neighborhoods of Sea Point and Green Point are good choices. They are not far from the Waterfront, offer a good number of hotels and have shops, especially in Green Point. Two friendly options in these neighborhoods are the New Kings Hotel and the Wilton Manor, which follows the line of guesthouse accommodation.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">If you've heard of the Cape's beaches and want to be close to them during your trip, Camps Bay is the place to be. The place has many houses transformed to receive tourists, almost always with a beautiful view of the Twelve Apostles or the beach. A good option to stay in the neighborhood is Vetho Villa.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Istanbul was called Byzantium by the Greeks, in 660 BC, until it was reestablished as the capital of the Roman Empire and became Constantinople, by the hands of Emperor Constantine (330 AD). But it was during the conquest by the Ottoman Empire that the Turkish city that has “one foot in Europe and the other in Asia” took on its current name and became a metropolis almost 2,700 years old that impresses and conquers the visitor. from the beginning to the end of the trip.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The brief explanation, based on historical facts, is just a sample of what Istanbul represents today: a unique tourist destination that exudes history and culture on all sides; the habitat of a people that went through many adversities, suffered the most varied types of influences, but knew, throughout a fascinating history, to “absorb” such factors with mastery, adding colors, flavors, sounds and aromas.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Despite not being the capital itself, the city that exudes modernity is the economic, historical and cultural center of the Republic of Turkey, in addition to being the largest in the country and one of the largest in the world. Museums, monuments, mosques, bazaars, interesting neighborhoods and streets are just some of the many entertainment options available to visitors, who must book at least four days of stay if they intend to explore the city properly.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In Istanbul you will find people who are extremely proud of their origins and who, in general, welcome the thousands of foreigners who visit the city every year. In addition, sympathy for Brazilians tends to be even greater due to a common passion, football. Several Brazilian players even play or have played in Turkey.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Istanbul is breathtaking for any visitor, whether he is used to seeing many places in the world or not. Although it is a city that is more than two thousand years old - and this means that the "history" factor is present in every square meter, every corner -, it is necessary to mention that the metropolis also has its modern side (the so-called "part of the city"). nova” is quite impressive in this sense), as well as an intense cultural life.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Much of Istanbul's best tourist attractions are concentrated in the fascinating and famous Old City. It is impossible to walk through the streets of the region and not be enchanted by the imposing mosques, hear the muezzin - the call propagated by the minarets (towers) of the city, summoning people to prayer - and not feel something special.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Walking through some neighborhoods and the famous bazaars, such as the Grand Bazaar (the largest and oldest) and the Spice Bazaar, crossing the Galata Bridge, taking a boat trip across the Bosphorus and discovering very interesting museums, among many other options, cannot be missed. outside the schedule of those who want to get to know the city (having a good map, for example, is essential).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">A good tip for art lovers who want to save money is the Istanbul Museum Pass, a card that entitles you to enter museums for a maximum of 3 days (or 72 hours after the first validation). The card is for sale at the receptions of some hotels, as well as tourist offices, tobacconists/shops that sell cell phone cards and at the ticket offices of some museums - such as the Hagia Sophia (Haghia Sofia).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In addition to being a relief for your pocket, the card also skips the line at museums such as Hagia Sophia, Chora Museum, Istanbul Archaeological Museums, Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art and Museum of Mosaics.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Spices, dried fruits, scarves and fabrics, jewelry, jewelry, sweets (such as the delicious lokuns), souvenirs from Turkey and a series of articles of the most varied types can be found in this bazaar, which has an incredible atmosphere. Erected in 1660, the Egyptian Market, also known as Spice Bazaar, is behind the New Mosque (Yeni Valide Camii).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The market, in fact, was built as a kind of “extension” of the mosque; in addition, a portion of what is collected there is used to fund charity projects and the like. Walking around the place is a fun program, especially for those who enjoy shopping.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The tip for those who don't think about spending money in Istanbul's bazaars, therefore, is not to stop at the stores, if the intention is not to buy something. That's because Turkish merchants are excellent sellers and will definitely do everything to make you leave there loaded with bags!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The Spice Bazaar is open from Monday to Saturday from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm. A tip for those looking for a restaurant option nearby are the small snack bars in the outdoor area. These establishments sell delicious kebabs and duruns at very good prices. It is worth checking.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Built with the intention of surpassing the Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya) in beauty and magnitude, the Sultan Ahmet Camii, or Blue Mosque (unofficial name), was erected during the command of Sultan Ahmet I, between 1606 and 1616. imposing temple - which has a greater number of minarets and blue tiles inside, which justify the unofficial name - has an impressive architecture, and a good way to admire the beautiful construction is to walk from the Hippodrome of Constantinople.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The Blue Mosque is a popular spot in the city for tourists going to Istanbul, but it is good to remember that the place is a religious temple and, for this reason, visitation is controlled. Entrance for visitors is free and, when permitted (daily, except during times of prayer), it takes place at the door located on the north side.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The interior of the work designed by Sultan Ahmet impresses with the beauty of its famous blue tiles, the imposing dome, the floor covered with carpets, among many other elements. Very close to the mosque is the tomb of the sultan (türbe), where not only the creator of the mosque, but also his wife (strangled to death in the harem of Topkapi Palace) and children are buried. The site can be visited from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.</p>
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<p dir = "auto"><strong>Istanbul</strong> - the largest city in Turkey - offers a variety of accommodation options for the thousands of people who visit it every year. They are establishments belonging to large chains, luxurious or smaller hotels, bed and breakfast style, hostels with prices that “fit” in the pocket, among others.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">As the city is extremely touristy, tips for those who want to save on accommodation are to try to book a place as far in advance as possible and also avoid high season periods. Seasonal apartments can be a much cheaper option.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">A good part of Istanbul's tourist attractions are concentrated in Sultanahmet, the so-called old city. Staying in this area, therefore, will mean that the visitor does not use, or uses very little, the local public transport (not to mention that the area is great to be explored on foot). If the intention is to stay close to the nightlife, the tip is to look for hotels located close to Taksim Square / Istiklal Street (Beyoglu), a place that offers easy access to the old city by means of the funicular and the electric cable car (more information in Getting Around ).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Although the neighborhoods of Sultanahmet and Beyoglu, already mentioned in the text, are the most sought after by tourists, it is good to remember that the districts of Ortaköy and Nişantaşı are well located and also offer excellent accommodation options.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Busy, cosmopolitan, exotic and plural. Hong Kong is an island in southeastern China, which has a very high population density and the highest number of skyscrapers in the world! It is a place that mixes a bit of Chinese tradition with European modernity, the result of English colonization that was present on the island for 156 years. After this period, Hong Kong became a special administrative region of China and remains today as a major financial and port center in Asia.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Hong Kong is what we might call a city-state. Although it is not completely independent of China and lives on the principle of “one country, two systems”, the place has its own currency, the Hong Kong dollar, has its own government, its own laws and two official languages, Chinese and English. .</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The city-state covers just over 1,104 square kilometers and around 40% of its territory is dedicated to parks and nature reserves. Due to the lack of space and with a population of more than 7 million people, Hong Kong learned to grow upwards, which made today the number of buildings immense! Housing, malls, restaurants, shops and offices are always in buildings that grow upwards and eventually downwards as well. With such a small space and so many people, another field that needed to develop was transport, and today Hong Kong's public transport system is very efficient. The city has double-decker buses and an excellent metro system that is very easy to use.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Walking through the streets of Hong Kong, the heritage of China is evident, after all, more than 90% of the population is of Chinese origin, but it is also clear that Hong Kong is a global, modern city, which has large hotel chains, chain restaurants international stores and foreign brand stores. Shopping, by the way, seems to be a sport, and in addition to the fact that there are popular markets for everything (markets that sell fish, birds, flowers, food or knick-knacks) the number of international brands draws a lot of attention. Malls with haute couture brand stores, such as Chanel and Prada, are recurrent on the streets.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">When in Hong Kong, it's worth taking some time to admire the skyscrapers, visit the Giant Buddha on Lantau Island, visit the Man Mo temple, which has huge temples, stroll through the streets of Kowloon, go into the malls of Causeway Bay and try dim dum, a “national dish” that is always a great option on menus! At the end of the afternoon, the best option is to climb Victoria Peak, the city's main attraction, to watch the dozens of skyscrapers light up when night comes.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Modern, bustling and very different — Hong Kong causes a cultural shock in people and this is the most important heritage during the trip, showing how much diversity there is in the world!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Hong Kong is a destination of many possibilities, with cultural and urban attractions, shopping options, outdoor walks and to admire its scenery. The city provokes a cultural shock, after all, even with simple walks like walking in the streets, you are surprised by the differences and this is already one of the coolest experiences that the trip provides.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Walking through the streets, notice around you the countless tall buildings, some older, some newer, which is where practically everyone lives; observe the signs written in Chinese and the steering of the cars that is made on the right side (if you are not used to it, it is quite possible that you quickly think that no one is driving the car. Note different products in the stores and that will cause strangeness to your sense of smell , but which can surprise the palate.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">As for attractions, on the island of Hong Kong, we recommend not missing a climb to The Peak (Victoria Peak), which has a sensational view of the city, especially at night, and walking through the Causeway Bay area, where there are many shopping malls. You can also visit the Central Station area, which has good shops, the Man Mo temple and if you like cultural programs, visit the Hong Kong Museum of History or the Science Museum. For a different tour that is completely out of touch with the urban center, visit Repulse Bay! Crossing the bay with the Star Ferry, a cheap and historic means of transport, is also an unmissable program. Kowloon is on the other side of the bay and is also worth a day trip.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In Kowloon, a simple and traditional attraction is the Clock Tower and Avenue of Stars, which honors Hong Kong idols. The Tsim Sha Tsui area with its many shops and shopping centers is also an attraction, especially around Nathan Road, one of the main thoroughfares in Hong Kong. To get to know the much-talked-about markets of Hong Kong, reserve a space in your schedule to stroll through the Flower Market, Ladie's Market, Temple Street Night Market or even the Goldfish Market, which is a market where only goldfish and Yuen Po are sold. Street Garden, which sells only birds.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Mong Kok, which has one of the highest numbers of residents per square kilometer, impresses with the number of people living in buildings, some of which are already well worn by time. To admire the view of Hong Kong, visit Sky100, HK's tallest building observatory and see the free light show that takes place on Hong Kong buildings.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Moving away from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, a really cool trip is to go to Lantau Island to visit the Giant Buddha. To do this tour, you can take the subway to Tung Chung station and then take a cable car that travels for 6 km and takes you to a village where the Giant Buddha and Po Lin Monastery are located, which is beautiful inside! Don't miss this tour, it's amazing!&nbsp;</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In addition to the already mentioned Repulse Bay Beach, other options outside the center are Ocean Park, an amusement park on top of a mountain and Disneyland Hong Kong, a branch of the famous American park.</p>
<p dir = "auto">Hong Kong Disneyland is a branch of the famous American park. The park is about an hour from the center and is an excellent alternative for those who want to do something different, have fun and get out of the city.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">HK Disney has attractions for adults, but it is a park aimed mainly at children. Although we didn't think the place was big, it's a nice place for those who like Disney a lot, for those with little ones or for those who never had the opportunity to visit the theme park.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Disneyland HK is divided into 7 areas, they are Adventureland, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, Toy Story Land, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Main Street.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Some HK attractions exist in other Disney parks, but there are also different rides from Orlando's Magic Kingdom, for example. Top attractions for adults include Big Grizzly and Hyperspace Mountain; for children, the diversity of attractions is greater, including the classic Mad Hatter Tea Cups and Mickey PhilharMagic and the fun Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster and Toy Soldier Parachute Drop.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">As Disneyland in Hong Kong is a version of the Magic Kingdom, Disney's main theme park, it also has its Sleeping Beauty castle, but in a much smaller size than the castles in other parks. Character parades and the night show also take place in Hong Kong, but again to a lesser extent.</p>
<p dir = "auto">In HK, the park has several options for restaurants and snack bars, and in them you can find both Chinese and Western food options.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Hong Kong offers varied options for accommodation, there are both economic alternatives, such as hostels, and hotels from large international chains. In general, apartments are small and often overpriced; however, if you look carefully, you will find options that are good value for money. An important tip is to look for an accommodation that is close to a subway station, because that way you can easily move around all areas of Hong Kong.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On the island of Hong Kong, a very popular area for shopping and which can also be interesting to stay close to the hubbub is the Causeway Bay station area. The region has a lot of commerce, has malls, many restaurants and accommodation options such as the Lanson Place Hotel, the Pullman hotel and the Pennington by Rhombus.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Another area close to Causeway Bay is the Wan Chai station area, which is also quite busy during the day and quieter at night. Staying here, you will be very well located and have easy access to the entire city!</p>
<p dir = "auto">Close to this hotel, on the outskirts of Wan Chai Station, towards Causeway Bay, you will find accommodations such as the V Wanchai2, the Gloucester Luk Kwok, the well-known Hyatt, present in several countries, and the Butterfly on Morrison, which offers a good cost benefit.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) or <strong>Saigon</strong> - as it was known before the Vietnam War - is a city that stands out for its series of contrasts. A Southeast Asian destination where ancient buildings steeped in history jostle for space with ultra-modern skyscrapers. They are imposing buildings that generally house luxurious hotels, restaurants and consumer and business centers.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Yes, times have changed, but just a few hours in Vietnam's economic capital (Politics is Hanoi) is enough to capture the essence of it. And this becomes highly noticeable from the moment the visitor puts on a good pair of shoes and decides to explore the busy streets of the extremely wooded city.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Along the way, tourists will find very simple and receptive people, as well as markets, museums, shops of all kinds, street vendors (and their conical hats) and restaurants serving the best of local cuisine. As in Hanoi, chaotic traffic is also part of the package, although visitors learn to cross the street - dodging the huge number of motorcycles - in the first few hours in the city.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Named after the beloved President Ho Chi Minh (1890-1969), the city situated in the core of the Mekong Delta is often a very cheap tourist destination. This is because entrances to HCMC attractions do not usually exceed VND 30,000, equivalent to USD 1.40; moreover, with 3 USD (VND 105,000) to 10 USD (VND 210,000) it is possible to have a full meal in restaurants or stalls selling street food.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">discover Ho Chi Minh City, the second largest city in Vietnam, an unforgettable destination that is well worth exploring!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In a hurry to access other destinations in Vietnam or simply because they think that the city does not have many options for tourists, many people end up not taking enough time to enjoy everything that Ho Chi Minh City has to offer.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">A destination where you will find excellent museums and sights, tours of the city and surroundings, good restaurants and streets full of shops and good shopping opportunities. The city's best attractions - in our opinion - are listed just below; We are going to take advantage of this space to give you some tips and suggestions for tours, especially for those who have little time in the city.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Taking a vespa tour can be a good way to explore the most interesting areas of HCMC, as this is the preferred mode of transport among the locals. At Vietnam Vespa Adventures, for example, the tour is guided by very experienced residents and lasts 4h30min, starting or ending with lunch (at two times of the day).</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Another alternative is the tour company Get Your Ride, which promotes night vespa tours. The tour takes place in the main gourmet streets of the city, where you will taste delicacies such as Vietnamese barbecue, traditional pancakes and spring rolls, as well as lively nightlife areas.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">For those who like to explore cities on foot, the tip is the Saigon HotPot, a tour of the main points of Ho Chi Minh City guided by volunteer students, belonging to several universities in the country.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">According to the proposal, the tour of places like the Ben Thanh Market, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Reunification Palace turns out to be an excellent exchange for the tourist - who wants to know the wonders of the city from the perspective of local guides.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">To get to know the War Museum it is necessary to prepare the psychological side, as the collection of the place tells in detail the past marked by conflicts experienced by the country, especially the Vietnam War, which resulted in the death of three million Vietnamese. The exhibition even starts as soon as the visitor crosses the entrance gates, in an external courtyard where there are some impressive American tanks and warplanes.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The museum's main collection, first opened in 1975, is spread over three floors of an imposing building in downtown HCMC. There are photos, newspaper clippings, documents, among many other shocking objects, which give the visitor the dimension of the period of conflicts.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">when visiting the place, be sure to see the Requiem exhibition, a collection of photos of 134 journalists who lost their lives during the War with the United States - among them Larry Burrows and Robert Capa.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Reserve at least 1h30min to explore the entire interior of the museum, which is open daily from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm and from 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm. Entry costs less than 2 USD. To avoid crowds, the tip is to arrive early in the morning or in the afternoon.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">One of the must-see sights of Ho Chi Minh City, the Reunification Palace was built in 1966 as the residence of the President of South Vietnam (a government affiliated with the United States). It was against the gates of this place that communist tanks crashed in April 1975, when the old Saigon surrendered to the north and the war in Vietnam ended.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The tour of the sumptuous building is worthwhile, not only for the past full of history, but also for the sumptuous architecture and the luxurious and well-preserved rooms, such as the president's quarters. In the place, the visitor finds installations that were built to support the president, in case the palace suffered a bombing, in addition to objects such as special typing machines for sending secret messages.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">The Reunification Palace - currently used by the government to receive heads of state - is open daily from 7:30 am to 11:00 am and from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The ticket costs less than 2 USD.</p>
<p dir = "auto">Remember to explore the beautiful area outside the palace, where there are also some tanks.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Built by the French between 1877 and 1883, the cathedral of Notre-Dame ends up being a bit out of line with the usual landscape of Ho Chi Minh City, due to the Gothic/Roman style of the temple where, on the beautiful facade, two very tall towers stand out. city airspace.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">All the material used in the construction of this place, which turns out to be one of the most important tourist attractions in HCMC, came from France. Red bricks were imported directly from Marseilles, while stained glass was brought from Chartres. On Sundays, masses in Vietnamese and English are said at the site, a good opportunity for visitors who want to participate in a celebration in this famous temple of the city, Catholic or not.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">After visiting the cathedral, head to the beautiful HCMC Central Post Office, which is right next to the church. You will be amazed by the location!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">In Cong Xa Paris square, right next to Notre-Dame Cathedral, is the <strong>Saigon Post Office building</strong>. The site - the largest of its kind in Vietnam - was built between 1886 and 1891 by the <strong>famous architect Gustave Eiffel (the same man who designed the Eiffel Tower in the French capital)</strong>.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">On the facade of the building, Gustave Eiffel printed the faces and names of great inventors in history, such as André-Marie Ampère, Gay Lussac, Foucault, among others. In addition, a huge and beautiful clock is one of the elements that attract visitors' attention in the beautiful main entrance.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">After spending a few minutes admiring the building's exterior, be impressed by the center's rich interior, inspired by an old train station in Europe. An impressive dome and a tiled floor representing maps were also built in the enclosure. In the background, visitors will see a close-up portrait of President Ho Chi Minh, adored in the country to this day.</p>
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<p dir = "auto">take advantage of the visit to Saigon Post Office to send a beautiful postcard!</p>
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<p dir = "auto">Like any good tourist city, <strong>Ho Chi Minh</strong> offers the visitor the most diverse types of accommodation, from the simplest to the most luxurious. The good news is the excellent prices charged by most of these establishments, making it possible to stay very well paying around 35 USD per day (for a couple), including breakfast and various other perks.</p>
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