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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Hanoi - Vietnam</h1>
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Hanoi is amazing and unlike anything you've seen. Although you have to consider the city's traffic, with a huge number of motorcycles circulating on the streets and even on the sidewalks, is enough to leave anyone in a bit fear.

After a few minutes, however, Hanoi tends to charm you with beauty and its vibrant and very welcoming atmosphere. A capital that brings together in Old Quarter, a series of interesting attractions, starting with the streets themselves - apparently, more than 40.

There, visitors will find shops selling a little bit of everything, massage parlors and sidewalks “taken over” by micro tables and plastic benches belonging to restaurants and street stalls serving extremely cheap local food. A simply delightful region to be explored on foot!

Also, the "Lady of the Orient" (as it's called) is known for being one of the best hubs in Southeast Asia; therefore, a starting point for unmissable destinations in other countries and also in Vietnam itself, such as Ha Long Bay and the mountainous region of Sapa.

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Hanoi is a historic city, ancient and extremely accessible from a financial point of view. An example of this is that with VND 630,000 (dongs) per day, the equivalent of 30 USD, it is possible to enjoy a lot of the city, eat well paying 5 to 10 USD (per meal) and visit monuments and museums for less than 2 USD. Remembering that the official language is Vietnamese, but English is a very widespread language in the tourist area.

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On the streets of Hanoi, a bit of everything is sold: clothes, shoes, accessories and souvenirs like T-shirts, the traditional Vietnamese conical hat and the curious bottles of distilled drinks, containing animals like scorpions and snakes. Haggling is quite common in the Old Quarter area, not least because most sellers speak English well when a possible sale is at stake.

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The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum was built to house the embalmed remains of the famous and beloved president. The concrete structure, located in Ba Dinh Square - where Ho Chi Minh proclaimed the country's independence - began to be erected shortly after his death, in 1969, contrary to the president's desire to be cremated.

The doors are guarded 24 hours a day, with a changing of the guard ceremony at noon. To enter the enclosure you need to be patient, as the queue is usually long. Bags and cameras must stay outside; moreover, any sudden movement inside is considered disrespectful.

Entry to the mausoleum is free and visits can be made from April to September, from Tuesday to Thursday, from 7:30 am to 10:30 am, and from 7:30 am to 11 am, on weekends. From December to March, the place is open to the public from 8:00 am to 11:00 am, from Tuesday to Thursday, and from 8:00 am to 11:30 am, on weekends - remembering that, in a certain period of the year (generally October and November), the president usually goes to Russia, where he undergoes a kind of maintenance. Arrive early if you don't intend to spend too much time in line.

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The lake surrounded by greenery, located in the Old Quarter, is the true "lung" of the bustling capital. In addition to being one of the favorites among the locals for morning physical exercises and day trips, the lake houses - on an island, in the center - the temple of the giant tortoise.

In fact, Hồ Hoàn Kiếm means the "lake of the return of the sword". Legend has it that the Vietnamese emperor Le Loi would have received "from heaven" a magic sword, used to expel the Chinese from the country. Times later, that same sword would have been developed to the emperor by a giant turtle in the lake. This would therefore be the story behind the name of the attraction.

The temple, located in the center of Hoàn Kiếm, the Ngoc Son, was founded in the 18th century and conveys a feeling of peace to the visitor. Inside is an impressive giant turtle, taxidermied, where many people stop to pay reverence. When walking along the shores of the lake, also be aware of the possible occurrence of the famous 200 kg turtle (known as Cu Rua), which inhabits the waters of the lagoon.

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Like any good tourist city, Hanoi 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.

Most of the city's hostels are located in the Old Quarter region, the Old Quarter of the capital. Be sure that staying there, or in the surroundings, you will be very well located and close to restaurants, "gourmet" streets of the city, shops, tourist attractions, ATMs and exchange offices.

The tip, therefore, is to acquire a good map to be able to explore the city properly - especially the Old Quarter region, where it is possible to do everything (or almost everything) on foot!


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Formed by an archipelago of 7,641 islands, the Philippines is an excellent destination with paradisiacal beaches, great prices and a very tourist infrastructure, it is the perfect destination for an unforgettable vacation in Southeast Asia. While many travelers discover Thailand as the gateway to Asia, the Philippines emerges as a strong competitor, offering similar attractions with much more exclusivity and wonderful beauty. Under Spanish rule for more than 300 years, the country has received strong cultural influences throughout history. Starting with the name itself, a tribute to King Philip II. Another legacy of colonization is the predominance of the Catholic religion, a curious exception in Asia. Familiar surnames like "Torres", "Lopez" and "García" christen neighborhoods, cities and local birth certificates. Colorful pickup trucks with patron saints stamped on the bodywork give the place an even more Hispanic feel. But make no mistake: almost nobody speaks Spanish there. The population of approximately 100 million inhabitants communicates in more than 160 different dialects. It is up to English, considered one of the official languages, to be the great national unifier and make life easier for tourists. The friendliness and ever-present smile of the Filipino people is the final touch, able to break down any communication barrier.

The attractive prices of hotels, restaurants and tours is one more reason to include the Philippines among your next destinations. Diving courses and activities in the middle of nature are accessible and easily found. For those who prefer the luxuries of modern life, the capital Manila is home to some of the biggest malls in the world. There's always something to do in the big cities or having a deserted island to call your own. You choose.

Newly reopened after a long shut down for environmental revitalization, Boracay is the most famous island in the Philippines. A tropical paradise, surrounded by crystal clear waters and white sand, which has exported the country's image as a destination with the best beaches in the world, competing on an equal footing with other popular destinations in the Caribbean and Pacific. The beachfront resorts spare no effort in offering experiences of luxury and sophistication, and there are always comfortable chairs to relax and sunbathe. Water sports enthusiasts will be sufficiently entertained with the variety of options for snorkeling, diving, jet skiing and other activities.

Boracay is just over 10 km² and 17 beaches. Still, there's room for everyone. Each beach caters to very specific audiences and it's good to choose the right beach according to your preference.

&nbsp;&nbsp;Diniwid and White Beach Station 1 is the ideal destination for families and honeymooners, with a few restaurants, shallow and mostly empty beaches;
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&nbsp;&nbsp;White Beach Station 2 is recommended for those who want to stay in the middle of the action and don't mind too much party noise;
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&nbsp;&nbsp;White Beach Station 3 is a backpacker's paradise, with low costs and an environment that is closer to nature;
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&nbsp;&nbsp;Bulabog beach, with its 2.5 km of extension, is a good alternative for those who want excitement and tranquility in the right measure.
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&nbsp;&nbsp;The northernmost beaches on the island (Puka, Tambisaan, Ilig Iligan, Punta Bunga and Banyugan) are semi-private, occupied by resorts, ideal for travelers looking for luxury.

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The vast territory of the Philippines is spread across the Pacific Ring of Fire, giving it abundant natural resources but also a propensity for typhoons and other cataclysms. Setting up the itinerary is a task that requires attention, as it is necessary to check the best time to go and the attractions to be visited. The Philippines should be enjoyed without haste, considering the travel time between the islands and any unforeseen circumstances.

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How about diving next to sunken ships from the Second World War, crystalline water lagoons and lookouts with views that seem to have been made by computer graphics? From nature to history, go deep into the cultural legacies left by Spanish colonization, which influences language, religion and even food! In the Philippines, you'll find historic cities, neighborhoods and museums that preserve centuries of major changes in their walls, and much more!

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Your first stop will likely be Manila, the chaotic capital of the country. Don't make the mistake of skipping it. Although there are no beaches or great natural attractions close by, the city has a vibrant nightlife and excellent shopping and leisure options. In addition to an unforgettable sunset in front of the bay.

Take a trip in typical jeepneys, modified and colorful jeeps that act as public transport in big cities; or take a ride on the charming bancas/paraw, traditional Filipino boats with a peculiar appearance that crowd the beaches, taking you from one island to another. The Philippines is much more than El Nido and Boracay, make room to discover other islands such as Coron, Panglao, Cebu and Bohol, surprising yourself with the countless activities on each one of them.

Named one of the best diving spots to see shipwrecks from the Second World War, Coron also offers an above-normal amount of aquatic life, present in the extremely preserved coral reefs. With lagoons surrounded by cliffs and lots of vegetation, it's hard to resist an invitation to snorkel!

One of the best tours in Coron and our favourite! Start the day by climbing the stairs to the iconic Kayangan Lake for an absolutely enchanting view, where the dense green of the forest meets the impeccable blue of the sea. Be careful when swimming in the lake, wearing a life jacket is mandatory and there are guards around demanding its use. The next stop is for snorkeling on the coral reef, at a strategic point in the middle of the sea. Don't forget the waterproof camera! In the middle of the tour there is lunch, which can be served both on board and on one of the beaches. Banol beach is usually chosen, but some tours may prefer White Sand, Atwayan, Smith or Beach 91, equally beautiful. End the tour with an unforgettable swim through the narrow passage that connects the two twin lagoons.

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El Nido is a famous Philippine beach, located on the touristic island of Palawan. Until recently unknown to foreign tourists, the beach has become fashionable thanks to its idyllic landscapes, which mix crystalline waters, forests and rocky walls in a scenario that enchants at first sight.

Wherever you go in El Nido, there are breathtaking views. Beautiful and well-preserved coral reefs are an invitation to go snorkeling on offshore tours. Kayak-accessible lagoons, caves and waterfalls complement the daily tours that leave from the main beach. The tiny city center and surrounding harbor area offer nothing much; the highlights are the neighboring islands and beaches explored by the tours. Upon arriving in El Nido, it is virtually impossible not to come across countless agencies and tour operators offering tours

The Big Lagoon is a salty water lagoon, surrounded by limestone walls. Depending on the tide, boats can enter and circulate through the lagoon, which has incredibly green waters. It is also possible Kayak across the path to Small Lagoon. Further ahead, to access Secret Lagoon you need to go through a hole in the middle of the rocks and find the lagoon inside, which is very shallow. While Shimizu Island is perfect for snorkeling in its coral reefs, 7 Commandos beach stands out as one of the most beautiful in the region, with its long stretch of sand and bars close by.Be aware: it is common to see sea turtles in the region.

One of the most popular tours in El Nido, starting with a quick stop by Helicopter Island, an island with a peculiar shape, although many agree that it more closely resembles a camel, dolphin or even a dinosaur! Think about it until the stop for lunch at the beautiful Matinloc Sanctuary, where schools and convents once operated in the middle of the sea! The trip is not complete without visiting several of the most paradisiacal beaches in the entire El Nido region, such as the secret beach, the star beach and the hidden beach.

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The territory of the Philippines spreads over more than 7,000 islands in the Pacific Ring of Fire. Choosing where to stay goes through several variables, from the order of your itinerary to how many days to stay in each place. In big cities, the golden tip is to always choose the best location over the best price. The closer to the center (or public transport), the better. On the islands, make sure that your hotel is in the area of the main beaches — and, if not, that transport is available there.

Manila the capital of the Philippines is a gigantic megalopolis, with one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. The first impression can be very negative, with constant traffic jams and lack of urban planning. However, there are not so many attractions and they are relatively close to each other. Choosing the right place to stay will be the secret to a good experience in the city. First-time visitors are strongly recommended to stay in the Makati area, Manila's main financial district, with everything you would expect from a modern and commercial area, good prices and opportunities for shopping and nightlife. Nearby, Bonifacio Global District is also recommended, especially for those who want to be close to green areas.

The Malate region and Emirta are areas offering cheap accommodation and located right in the heart of Manila. Which doesn't necessarily mean a good thing, as you'll soon realize. But it is possible to walk to attractions such as the Baywalk and some of the largest malls in the country. Intramuros, the historic district with heritage from Spanish colonization, is possibly one of the most fantastic locations in the entire city, breathing culture and history wherever you go. However, there is a price to be paid, generally higher than in other regions.

Visitors who have more time in the city and want to explore more authentic areas can opt for exotic Chinatown or more outlying districts such as Quezon and Mandaluyong, although the time spent in transit may not be worth it. If you're staying for just one day in the city, don't think twice and choose something close to Manila International Airport.


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Cappadocia is one of the most beautiful region of Turkey, with amazing natural and historical beauties. The whole area is made up of cities, including Göreme, Ürgüp, Uçhisar and Avanos. More than a trip to admire stunning landscapes and fly through the sky in a colorful balloon, this region reserves for its visitors an immersion in Turkish culture (modern and ancient) it is a lot to learning,you will need to stay more than a couple of days to do that.

It is unquestionable that Cappadocia has a unique beauty. Its landscape is made up of colorful valleys, folds and interesting formations, known as Fairy Chimneys. The explanation for its rugged relief, very different from other landscapes around the world, is that the area is of volcanic origin and the combination of the eruption of some volcanoes.

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Cappadocia is a region made up of villages and varied tourist spots. The area is known for its natural beauties, which are countless, and one of the great local characteristics is its volcanic origin. The relief of volcanic stones, which is soft, combined with the effect of erosion, gave rise to very curious rock formations and allowed many constructions to be built in caves, another one of the symbols of the place. It is a place for those who like small towns, simplicity and nature.

This region holds a set of impressive landscapes: it has colorful valleys, houses built in caves, castles, underground cities, churches with secular paintings and rock formations, known as fairy chimneys. They are natural formations (mushroom-shaped, pointed or column-shaped), in which the top supports a rock larger than its "body". With such an amazing scenario, it is not surprising that the balloon flight is so successful.

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Cappadocia is a region of Turkey with natural and historical beauties. The area is made up of different cities and towns, including Göreme, Ürgüp, Uçhisar and Avanos. More than a trip to admire stunning landscapes and fly through the sky in a colorful balloon, which would be enough reasons to justify the success of local tourism, the region reserves for its visitors an immersion in Turkish culture－modern and ancient－and a lot of learning !

It is unquestionable that Cappadocia has a unique beauty. Its landscape is made up of colorful valleys, folds and interesting formations, known as Fairy Chimneys. The explanation for its rugged relief, very different from other landscapes around the world, is that the area is of volcanic origin and the combination of the eruption of some volcanoes.

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In addition to the flight, there are several other tours to take: in Göreme, which has about 6,000 inhabitants, pay a visit to the panoramic point of the city, because there you will have the opportunity to see the famous fairy chimneys and even observe some of them in formation; then visit the Göreme Open Air Museum, an “open air” museum, with several churches carved into the rocks, many of them with well-preserved interior paintings. Close to Göreme, you can also visit Paşabağ, which has huge fairy chimneys, Love Valley, with more fairy chimney formations and the Red Valley, with its beautiful sunsets.

There are so many natural beauties that many people end up forgetting the cultural and very important side of this region. Cappadocia has been populated for a long time and, among other things, it stands out for being a place where many Christians took shelter at a time when Christianity was not yet an accepted religion－its acceptance only happened in the Empire of Constantine. To protect themselves against persecution, Christians were forced to live in hiding and this is one of the reasons for the existence of underground cities, such as Kaymaklı Underground City and Derinkuyu Underground City, which is 85 meters deep and has 8 floors below the ground.

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In Uçhisar, which has the highest point in the city and consequently a wonderful panoramic view, there is a very interesting castle, Uçhisar Kalesi, in Turkish. It has rooms that communicate with each other and, with its architecture, you can understand a little of the need that its former residents had to hide and protect themselves from attacks. A place with really nice architecture, because it is on a very steep slope, is Selime Cathedral, a huge religious temple, with halls and churches connected by tunnels. To stay in touch with nature, a beautiful walk is Ihlara Valley, where there is a canyon.

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Cappadocia and the towns that make it up are small, so don't expect much from the nightlife; for those who like to enjoy the night, better enjoy it in Istanbul. There are some options in the region, but the best thing about Cappadocia is to enjoy the daytime activities, the walks, the landscape, the balloon flight... During the night, most people restrict themselves to dinner only, which is a good idea. idea to renew energies.

If you like the night and prefer something more lively than just dinner, a good idea is to go to Fat Boys Cafe, which works as a restaurant and bar and can be a good option to have a drink and relax. Another alternative for those who enjoy drinks is the Red Red Wine House, a bar in the cave, where you can try Cappadocia wines.

Turkish Night is also a nocturnal option that has a more touristic facet. People who participate in this activity have a dinner with typical Turkish food, dance and music. It is an alternative to learn more about the culture of Turkey.

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Cappadocia is a region made up of different cities and towns. Choosing the right place to stay is important, as the tourist spots are far from each other and because, generally, those who go to the place stay for a few days, so a good location means saving time on the move. If you don't have a car, it's also important to choose a place where you can do some walking activities.

Among the options of cities to stay in Cappadocia are Göreme, Ürgüp, Uçhisar and Avanos, with about 13,000 inhabitants. The closest airports are in Nevşehir and Kayseri, but they are not places we recommend staying, because they are further away.

Accommodation in Cappadocia is reasonably priced and, even during the summer, we find hotels with great value for money. Generally, they are small hotels, with few rooms and, therefore, have a more personalized service. The hotels in the caves are a strong feature of the place and they are really cute! They have a more rustic appearance, but don't be fooled, there is no lack of comfort if you choose a good hotel! If you can, stay in a cave hotel. The travel experience will be even more amazing.
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Welcome to Bangkok, the capital of the Kingdom of Thailand, where tradition and modernity go hand in hand. A city of approximately 9 million inhabitants that, at first glance, impresses not only for the size and frenetic pace of the streets, but also for the vibrant atmosphere, the countless and beautiful Buddhist temples and the religious, cultural and gastronomic rituals of a people extremely cheerful and welcoming.

Walking through the streets of Bangkok is the best way to discover/feel the city and enjoy everything it has to offer. In addition to the already mentioned Buddhist temples, the capital offers entire areas dedicated to entertainment, well-structured shopping malls, shops of all kinds, markets and an infinity of street stalls, whose flagship is, without a doubt, the rich local cuisine. .

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Lights, colors, tall buildings (many of them with bars and restaurants at the top), lots of people coming and going and chaotic traffic complete the picture. Yes, be prepared to face some traffic jams, as the number of vehicles traveling on the streets is enormous, not forgetting the tuk-tuks - motorized tricycles with a cabin for two or more passengers. On the other hand, marvel at the modern BTS Skytrain system, a means of public transport that is almost a local tourist attraction, in addition to being efficient and very cheap!

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Bangkok is considered a cheap city for sightseeing, with affordable public transport fares and excellent dining options. Not to mention that the capital of Thailand is also one of the best and biggest hubs in Asia, especially if the intention is to make a route through the southern islands (Ko Phi Phi), Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia.

The local currency is bath (THB) - check the quote here - and the official language is Thai, with English being a very popular language in tourist areas and in public places such as train stations, subways, malls and shopping centers.

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Eating well is part of Thai culture and this is something that is very evident in Bangkok, an extremely gourmet city. In the capital you will find a huge number of restaurants and stalls that sell and serve the best cuisine in the country, as well as establishments specializing in international food and fast food, options for those who do not like exotic flavors or have any dietary restrictions.

Coconut milk, fish sauce, lemongrass, Thai basil, aromatic herbs and spices are among the ingredients used in the preparation of traditional dishes, famous for combining different flavors - sweet, salty, sour and spicy. Rice noodles and the rice itself are two elements that cannot be missing from a traditional Thai cuisine.

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As it is a very important Asian hub, many see Bangkok as a starting point for other destinations and, for this reason, end up not reserving adequate time to explore the city. The truth, however, is that the capital has an enormous amount of interesting attractions, and two or three days are not enough to enjoy everything it has to offer.

Thailand has a king as its head of state and Bangkok is therefore the center of power in the country. One of the attractions that most symbolizes the city is the sumptuous Grand Palace: the former royal residence, full of history and treasures.

Chinatown and Kao San Road are other places that should be part of any tourist itinerary, in addition to the beautiful - and full of history - Buddhist temples, such as Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Pho - the Reclining Buddha. Remembering that temples are sacred places, where it is forbidden to enter shoes, wearing a sleeveless shirt, shorts and skirts above the knee. A solution for those who go unprepared are sarongs, pieces of fabric that cover the lower part of the torso, and can be removed right after the visit.

The former residence of the Thai royal family occupies an area of ​​more than 200 square meters and is surrounded by walls, erected in 1782. Emerald; also called the Royal Chapel, it is very rich in details, colors, riches, the biggest of which is, of course, the sacred statue of the Buddha, carved in a block of jade.

Photos inside the temple are not allowed; in addition, it is forbidden to enter shoes or wearing shorts/skirts above the knee and sleeveless blouses. Because it is a sacred and veneration place, it is also not allowed to speak loudly.

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In Bangkok you will find the most varied types of accommodation. There are hotels of all categories, bed and breakfast style establishments, hostels and various holiday apartments . The good news for travelers on duty is that the prices charged by these establishments are not exorbitant, making it easy, therefore, to combine comfort and location during your stay in the city.

Check out some interesting accommodation areas in Bangkok below:

Banglamphu - In this district is the famous Kao San Road, the so-called backpackers' avenue; in addition to a wide variety of hostels, in the area visitors will find smaller hotels, with good structure and very affordable prices.

Pathum Wan (surrounding Siam Square) - In the area there are a lot of hotels, shops of all kinds and famous shopping malls. In addition, the area is well served by public transport.

Sukhumvit Road - The extensive avenue also offers excellent accommodation options - some of which are even very luxurious. In the area, well served by public transport, there are good options for restaurants and nightlife.

Ko Ratanakosin - Known as The Ancient City, Ko Ratanakosin is an excellent option for those who want to be close to the main attractions of the capital of Thailand, such as the Grand Palace and temples such as Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Pho

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Admired by many, Bali is a unique place! It is an island belonging to Indonesia, a Southeast Asian country that has more than 13,000 islands. It is the perfect place to disconnect from the fast pace of the metropolis and relax. The island has beautiful rice fields, bucolic landscapes, beaches and above all a very rich cultural heritage, which is its greatest legacy.

Surfers love the place because of its beautiful waves and many tourists looking for a healthier life find in Bali the place they are looking for. Known for its spirituality, Bali does not lack in structure: it has comfortable hotels, delicious cuisine, award-winning restaurants and offers many different experiences, whether it is a simple afternoon watching the sunset over the sea, a morning practicing yoga or receiving a massage.
Many people think of Bali as an uninhabited beach paradise; and while this thought is true of many, it is not the understanding of all. There are more than 4 million inhabitants on the island, which is much more developed than many people imagine. The island has traffic, it has thousands of motorcycles — sometimes carrying entire families —, it has shopping malls and beaches, which are not always so beautiful.

Don't visit Bali just thinking about enjoying the sea, the neighboring GilI Islands can be more interesting for that, visit it thinking about the wonderful temples you will visit, such as Uluwatu and Tanah Lot, in the late afternoon enjoying a cold drink at a club in in front of the sea, in the rice fields that you will observe and mainly in the cultural teachings that the island will provide.

Bali is a place to explore slowly, to experience small joys, to appreciate nature and be enchanted by what it has to offer! 
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Bali has many attractions, which are not limited to the beaches. The island has temples, lush landscapes, typical dances and still offers great experiences at an affordable price. And as it is a large island, it is ideal that you organize your schedule according to the location of the attractions you intend to visit. In one day, for example, you can visit the beaches of the south of the island, in another day, explore Ubud and so on...

In the southern part of the island, the highlight is the beaches and the Seminyak area, which is ideal for enjoying a beach club in the late afternoon, such as Ku de Ta or Potato Head. Among the most beautiful beaches that are worth a trip are Padang Padang, Dreamland Beach and the wonderful Uluwatu Beach (Blue Point Beach), which has an incredible view of the sea. You can choose to take a day trip to these beaches and, at dusk, visit the Uluwatu Temple, which is a temple built on the edge of a hill, in front of the sea. At sunset time, Kecak dance performances are made, another traditional and incredible tour option to get to know a little about Balinese culture.

About an hour's drive from Seminyak is Tanah Lot, one of the most amazing temples in Bali, because it was built on a rock in the middle of the sea. When the tide is low, it is possible to walk to the temple. This temple during the sunset is charming… If you are looking for a late afternoon program, this is an excellent option.

There is a lot to see in and around Ubud. In the tourist center, you can visit the Ubud Palace, which has Balinese dances every night, the Ubud Market (great for buying travel souvenirs at a friendly price) and the Monkey Forest, a place with many monkeys, which come close to tourists. . When in Ubud, also take the opportunity to get a massage, as they offer an excellent price on their treatments. If you want to do more extreme programs, you can participate in a rafting trip or take a bike ride.

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On the outskirts of Ubud, one of the biggest attractions is the rice fields, especially those in Tegalalang, which are beautiful! In the vicinity of the city, we suggest including a visit to the Elephant Cave (Goa Gajah) and the Tirta Empul temple, where the Balinese use to perform a ritual of purification in water. If you are interested in cooking, a nice program — literally — is to take a cooking class and get to know Balinese cuisine a little better. Another tip is to take Yoga classes, as Bali, being a spiritual place, has several yoga schools and promotes a healthy and more sustainable lifestyle. Climbing Mount Batur, an active volcano, is also a nice program and it can be even more amazing if done early in the morning to see the sunrise from the top of the volcano.

As the island is large, there are still other options for tours, including admiring dolphins at Lovina Beach (go early in the morning), visiting the Ulun Danu Bratan temple and the rice fields of Jatiluwih, a UNESCO heritage site. Bali is a destination that deserves a good amount of time to explore, so try not to make your trip in a hurry and enjoy the tours to the fullest.

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Bali, as you may already know, is a big island and therefore offers completely different areas for lodging. Before choosing the hotel where you will stay, first try to understand which region best fits your plans and interests. In addition, it is important to know that it is common for visitors to stay in more than one hotel and in different areas during the trip, because this way they can avoid a long time in displacements and have different experiences on the same trip.

A very positive feature of Bali is that both for those who want to stay in a boutique hotel surrounded by woods and for those who want to stay in a hotel with a pool in front of the sea, the costs are affordable and much lower than other tourist destinations. There are accommodations for all types of travellers, and it is quite likely that you can stay in a better quality hotel in Bali for less than in major tourist cities around the world. Touring in Bali is cheap and doesn't weigh so much on your pocket.

Ubud is the ideal place for those who want to know cultural Bali, the rice fields, contact with nature and have a more authentic experience with regard to the traditions of the Balinese. In Ubud, there are all kinds of resorts, but if you want to be well located and do things on foot, prioritize hotels in the central region and use the Ubud Market or Ubud Palace, both on Raya Ubud Street, as a reference point. Other streets to have as a reference and that have a good location are Monkey Forest and Hanoman.

In Ubud, a good accommodation option is the Anumana, which is well located and has spacious rooms overlooking the pool; Artini 2 Cottage is suitable for those who want to save money, but it is worth mentioning that it does not have such new facilities. To stay in a hotel with a beautiful view, we suggest Pajar House Ubud; and to be well located and have a hotel with good structure, a good tip is the Alaya Resort Ubud.

If you prefer to stay in a busier area, close to the beach and with shopping and dining options, Kuta is a good option and is close to the airport. In Kuta, you will find hotel options such as The Stones Hotel, Alaya Resort, The Pavilion Hotel and the Eden Hotel Kuta.

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Capital of the state of New South Wales, Sydney is often confused with the capital of Australia, which is actually Canberra. The metropolis with around 4.8 million inhabitants is the largest in the country and concentrates around 20% of the national population, and even though it is not the capital, in some aspects it is almost as if it were.

Australia's most visited city is vibrant, modern and safe. Founded in 1788, its recent history begins when British pioneers decide to found a penal colony there. And in the course of events, from a penal colony and aboriginal lands, people who have occupied the country for thousands of years, it became the largest city in Oceania. It is like a synthesis of what Australia has in store for its visitors.

The Opera House, is certainly a must-see. For those who do not want, or are able, to attend a cultural event in the place, which goes far beyond the operas, the tip is to enjoy a late afternoon at the Opera Bar, an open bar with an incredible view; from there you have a view of the Opera House and the Harbor Bridge, the bridge that sits under Sydney Harbour. It's where the big fireworks show at the turn of each year takes place, which makes Sydney have one of the best parties on the planet!

To see Sydney from above, don't miss the Sydney Tower Eye. From up there you will be able to have a general view of the city and admire the beautiful Hyde Park, great for enjoying the shade of a tree and resting. Darling Harbour, a port area that has a lot of shopping and entertainment, is suitable at any time of day, whether to go in the morning for a coffee, lunch, or to enjoy the nightlife and its attractions.

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It is not for nothing that many people visit Sydney and are already thinking about moving there. Australia is always at the top of the list among the countries with the best quality of life in the world and, as a place open to immigrants, you can find people－and food－from everywhere. Australians, British, Chinese, Japanese, Mexicans… It's a city where people are attracted by opportunities and involved in a climate of tolerance for differences.
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Sydney is an urbanized city, with multinational offices, tall buildings, constant movement of people and vehicles… Even the traffic of boats in Sydney Harbor is surprising. At the same time, it is a place that rescues simple habits. Being greeted by an anonymous person with a smile or enjoying an afternoon at the beach after work is common. The Australian way of life that many aspire to is super exciting; the country has a welcoming, friendly and often selfless people.

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A spot that exemplifies the way in which Sydney combines urbanity with nature is Bondi Beach. Bondi beach (they say “bondai”) and the surrounding neighborhood have a happy atmosphere and the sea, with incredible waters, pleases everyone from surfers to families with children. For the tour to be complete, take the walk between Bondi and Coogee, another beautiful beach, and then you will understand why Sydney is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. On Sundays, take advantage of the low cost of public transport and take a ferry to Manly, another of the beaches that are the face of summer.

Prosperous, multicultural, ideal for walking, enjoying a dip in the sea and having an ice cream to soothe the heat. It is expensive and heavy on the pocket, but "no worries" because Sydney provides so much beauty and learning about the Australian way of life and values that it is worth every penny.

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Sydney is a city full of attractions! The most curious thing is that its urban and super-busy scene integrates with nature in a unique way; if you're downtown strolling through the shops on Pitt Street, you may soon be enjoying a stroll through Hyde Park. If you are strolling along Circular Quay, enjoying the view of the Opera House and the Harbor Bridge, you can take a ferry boat to Manly and then be enjoying a dip in the sea. Sydney is one of those places where you can visit for several days and always do something new.

To start your itinerary around the city, start with the basics. Visit Circular Quay, which is the area where boats leave for different parts of the city. On one side of Circular Quay is the Sydney Opera House and on the other, the Sydney Harbor Bridge, which are the two main tourist attractions in the city. From there you can go to The Rocks, a very charming historic district and from there, go up to the Harbor Bridge, which was opened in 1932. The bridge connects the central area of ​​Sydney to the north of the city and, going up to it, has Enjoy a beautiful view of the entire city! For the more daring ones, another alternative is to climb the Harbor Bridge, a classic program, full of adrenaline, and offering wonderful landscapes.

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On the opposite side of the Harbor Bridge is the Opera House, a building with modern architecture that has become one of the symbols of Australia. It opened its doors in 1973, and much more than a place dedicated to opera shows, it is a multicultural center, which hosts various artistic shows, including ballets and orchestras. The Sydney Opera House has guided tours to learn more about the history of the place and a bar that is worth visiting in the late afternoon, the Opera Bar. Whether a tourist or not, this is an amazing place to have a drink, with a beautiful view. Next to the Opera House are the Royal Botanic Gardens, which in addition to being a huge green area, nice to relax or have a picnic, also have a privileged view of Sydney Harbor and its icons.

At the CBD (Central) Sydney, take a day to walk around Pitt Street Mall, a great place to shop as it has a closed-to-vehicle area and several malls such as Westfield and The Strand Arcade. There is also the Queen Victoria Building, an 1898 mall with beautiful architecture and decorations－even if you don't shop, it's worth taking a walk to admire the elegance of its interior or have a coffee at one of its many restaurants with tables. in the hall.
At night, Sydney's CBD remains a good option. The 360 Bar &amp; Dining in the Sydney Tower is great for drinks, and at the luxurious The Star casino you can bet some chips. On weekends, Darling Harbor is full of attractions such as bars and restaurants; on Saturdays there is usually a fireworks show which is a delight!

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Two must-see places in Sydney are the Sydney Tower Eye, the tallest building in the city and offering incredible panoramic views; and Darling Harbour, a harbor area with numerous restaurants, cafes, shopping and entertainment options－this is where the Imax cinema, the Sydney aquarium and zoo are located, as well as Madame Tussaud's, the well-known London-born wax museum.

For those who like beaches, the options are several. Going to Bondi for at least one day is a must, and if you want to admire one of the most beautiful landscapes in the city, be sure to walk between Bondi and Coogee, stopping at the beaches of Tamarama and Bronte. Sydney's beaches are spectacular and some look like real swimming pools. Manly and its neighbor Shelly Beach are great for a stroll, especially for those with children or those who like beaches with calm waters.

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Sydney is a new and sprawling city. The financial and commercial center of the capital of New South Wales, which they call the CBD, concentrates high-rise office buildings, great shops for shopping and several tourist attractions－this is where Sydney is busiest and where you should stay if you prioritize location and enjoy to walk. Public transport in the city consists of buses, trains, ferry boats and light rail (light rail vehicles) and, regardless of the place you choose to stay, make sure you are close to a train station, bus stop or any other access point to the means of transport, because that way it will be easier to move around.

The “best” place to stay depends on the profile of each traveler and their priorities during the trip. For those planning to see more of the historic part, want to shop or visit the main sights of Sydney, the central area is ideal. For those who prioritize days by the sea and want to enjoy the beaches, it is best to stay in a hotel that is also close to the beaches, such as the areas of Coogee and Bondi. In general, accommodation is expensive, so we recommend that you book in advance.

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Situated on the shores of the Indian Ocean and holding the title of the most isolated city with a million inhabitants in the world, Perth is not one of the most popular destinations in Australia, which is perhaps why it is one of the most interesting. Being away from the most popular places, on the west coast of the country, it is a city that many people do not know and its charm lies in offering much more than people expect.

It is a city that surprises!

Organized, with great parks, good public transport, lively nightlife and lovely views of the Swan River, Perth is relatively quiet and at the same time offers a variety of entertainment options. Outdoor activities and a blue sky during most of the year are strong features of the place, which gained an incentive to be populated at the end of the 19th century, when it was discovered that the state of Western Australia, of which Perth is the capital, was rich in gold.

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Situated on the shores of the Indian Ocean and holding the title of the most isolated city with a million inhabitants in the world, Perth is not one of the most popular destinations in Australia, which is perhaps why it is one of the most interesting. Being away from the most popular places, on the west coast of the country, it is a city that many people do not know and its charm lies in offering much more than people expect.

It is a city that surprises!

Organized, with great parks, good public transport, lively nightlife and lovely views of the Swan River, Perth is relatively quiet and at the same time offers a variety of entertainment options. Outdoor activities and a blue sky during most of the year are strong features of the place, which gained an incentive to be populated at the end of the 19th century, when it was discovered that the state of Western Australia, of which Perth is the capital , was rich in gold. 
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For those who like beaches, it is worth saving a little space in the schedule to enjoy the sea. Much is said about the beaches on the east coast of Australia, but the ones on the west coast are equally sensational and much emptier. In Perth, you can't miss a trip to Cottesloe and Scarborough Beach, which has an admirable structure and a mesmerizing blue sea. Rottnest Island, an island about 20 km from Perth, is worth a day or two of the itinerary if time permits. The island has incredible beaches that look like real swimming pools, its beaches are well preserved, ideal for snorkelling and enjoying a sunny summer day, when the temperature can reach 40 degrees.

Fremantle, a port city next to Perth, is a must-see on your trip. Spend a day there walking along the quiet streets and enjoying the view of the beach.

With a happy atmosphere, educated people, lots of young people on the streets and attractions that appeal to those who like peace or action, Perth is a city to be outdoors, enjoying walks in the streets, nightlife, parks. It is a place that many call monotonous, but its charm lies precisely in being a big city, but with some small-town traits. Visit the place and be enchanted by the Australian receptivity!

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It's true that a lot of people have never heard of Perth, but the coolest thing about visiting the city is that you end up finding a lot more things to do than you thought. It's not big like other cities on the Australian east coast, but it does have cool sights, interesting walks and landscapes to remember!

To get started, set aside a day to tour downtown Perth! Start your tour at Forrest Place, the main “square” of the city, where the beautiful building of the Post, Australian Post, is located. This square always has public events, such as artistic performances or food fairs, and even has free wi-fi. In Forrest Place is Perth's main tourist information centre, where you'll find information about everything that's going on and you can even take a free walking tour that takes you to the area's main points of interest.

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Walk along Hay Street and Murray Street, which are two of the city's main thoroughfares. They are parallel, have shopping centers that connect to each other and are full of shops, restaurants and other establishments. It's an area with old buildings like City Hall and London Court, a gallery with shops and amazing architecture－it's worth checking out. Still in the center, it is worth visiting the Perth Mint, a place where you can learn about how coins are made in Australia and the creation of gold bars, and pay a visit to the Art Gallery of Western Australia, a gallery that extols the works of the state. from western australia and which has free guided tours. By the way, there are several programs in Perth that are free!

The Bell Tower, is one of the most characteristic points of Perth. It has a modern facade and inside is a set of ancient bells that date back to the 14th century－the bells ring loudly in perfect harmony and in addition to being able to hear their music, the tower offers a good view of the city. Close to the tower you can still take a boat to cruise the Swan River or, who knows, go to Fremantle. Take advantage of a sunny day to walk through King’s Park, a huge urban park that offers a beautiful view of the city. It is a place with a monument in honor of those who fought in the war and with an impeccable lawn, great for a picnic.

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A little away from the center, but not to be missed, is the AQWA, Aquarium of Western Australia, a simply incredible aquarium! The tour allows you to meet several species of marine animals, including rays and sharks. The place has a diving area and attractions that, even out of the water, make you feel like you are among the animals! Next to the aquarium is Sorrento Quay, a very cool shopping center to walk, have a meal or even enjoy an artificial beach! As Australia is a country full of exotic animals, going to Caversham Wild Life Sanctuary, a park with several animals, is a nice alternative to meet koalas and kangaroos.

If there is time, Fremantle is worth a visit. The city is charming, has old buildings, beaches that offer beautiful sunsets, and the emblematic Little Creatures brewery, which produces craft beers. Fremantle has a very famous Australian Football team, and if you like sport, look for the AFL schedule, the sports league in the country.

If you like to party at night, don't forget to stroll through Northbridge. The neighborhood has several nightclubs and bars with a lively atmosphere. Another idea is to go to Crown Casino, a luxurious casino that can earn you a little extra money.

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In practically every city, it is the center that concentrates the commerce and the main points of interest, and in Perth it is no different. The “city centers” in Australia are known as CBD or city, but in Perth, the center is often called “Perth” as well. It is in the center that the financial district, the largest buildings, shopping centers and old buildings that form part of the foundation of the city.

Whether traveling for business or pleasure, Perth (downtown) is the best located place in the city. Perth is “THE PLACE”, and has everything from shops and supermarkets to restaurants and nightclubs. It's not a region that gets crowded during the day and dead at night, because even at night, the place is busy. If you want ease of using public transport and being close to where everything happens, the best option is to stay in the city. Some accommodation options there are: Duxton Hotel, Pensione Hotel, Fraser Suits and Mantra, which has a sensational location.

Nestled in Perth is Northbridge, a neighborhood that is just a few steps away and is also very old in the city. This is a neighborhood with good shopping, charming restaurants and several places to enjoy the night. It is also a good alternative to be well located and with easy access to commerce. In Northbridge you will find the ibis Styles, which is good value for money, and the Hotel Northbridge.

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Everything is beautiful and surprising when we talk about New Zealand. The beautiful New Zealand is Vibrant, full of culture and with lots of entertainment options.
It's practically impossible not to be impressed right away by this amazing place.
To help you choose where to travel, today we gonna show you how amazing New Zealand is.
The small size of the country can, at first glance, give the impression of being a quick place to get to know.&nbsp;
New Zealand is to be lived calmly and, preferably, on itineraries that cover the entire North Island and South Island, the main portions of land that make up the country. The truth is, New Zealand becomes even more interesting with each day you pass by. So stay as long as you can! The grandiose landscapes and the mystery that surrounds the place have always piqued the curiosity of travelers from all over the world, who see the country as an exotic destination full of possibilities. Embarking on New Zealand is on every adventurer's bucket list. And no less. The place brings together in a very small space an absurd amount of different landscapes, as if we were traveling through several countries at the same time.

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New Zealand is surrounded by an impressive tourist infrastructure and everything is done to make travelers feel safe, welcome and, best of all, to feel like they can be independent. In New Zealand, Don't forget to use Bitbook.net to find the best deals.

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Traveling around New Zealand makes tourists feel a bit of the kiwi spirit (as New Zealanders are called), of taking life lightly and carefree. The country is an invitation to relax. Get in the mood as soon as possible and enjoy! Don't miss out on discovering the Maori culture, the original population of New Zealand and which, together with the kiwis, gives the country the delicious air it has today. And to test New Zealand hospitality, always strike up a conversation with the popular "Kia Ora", the Maori greeting of welcome and hello. It's worth opening that smile upon arrival.

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The North Island (North Island) is the most populous in New Zealand and stands out for the largest cities in the country: Auckland and Wellington. The North Island has more urban areas, which makes it quite different from the South Island. There are several cities along the roads and the main tourist attractions are almost always accessible by locations where there is a good supply of shops, hotels and restaurants. The North Island's attractions are not limited to natural landscapes and national parks. On the island, there is a great mix of public and private attractions, ranging from the Hobbiton studios – where scenes from the Lord of the Rings saga were filmed – to geothermal parks with volcanic activity, in the city of Rotorua. It will be difficult to decide where to start!

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The main cities on the North Island are Auckland and Wellington. Auckland is the largest city in the country and the gateway to almost all foreign visitors to New Zealand. It is a great destination to get acquainted with the country and start your journey through the two islands. Wellington, from where the ferry to the South Island departs, is a delicious stop for those looking for a big city, but cool and unpretentious. It's one of those places where you want to sit at the table for a coffee or a local beer and just hang around for many days. Both Auckland and Wellington are worth a visit, even if just in passing.
For those looking for different landscapes, the North Island will also please! From beaches to volcanoes, there will be no shortage of beautiful scenery for photos. To see natural phenomena unfamiliar to Brazilians, start with Rotorua and Lake Taupo. Both regions are marked by intense geothermal activity — the result of volcanoes — and offer parks with geysers, bubbling mud, boiling water and sulfur pools. In addition to the parks, it is worth experiencing the natural phenomena also in spas, pools and rivers with naturally heated water. A delight! In addition, you can still enjoy trails on the edge of scenarios such as Huka Falls. It is worth mentioning that in Rotorua and Taupo the Maori culture is quite present. Take the opportunity to learn more about the native population of New Zealand and understand the formation of the country.

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Those who are looking for natural attractions and don't give up going on some trails can't miss the Tongariro National Park, where one of the most famous day hikes in New Zealand is located. The Tongariro Alpine Crossing pleases as much for the physical challenge as for the landscapes, which include scenery with petrified lava, emerald green lakes and views of volcanoes. It is the most sought after trail on the North Island and a good choice for adventure in the right measure.
If your preference is for beaches, there is nothing to worry about. The North Island has a great coastline and movie-style scenery. The Coromandel Peninsula, for example, was the scene of scenes from the saga The Chronicles of Narnia. The film made Cathedral Cove beach even more famous, where a passage through the rock resembles the shape of a cathedral. The trail leading to the beach is a great walk and leads to other beautiful stretches of sand. Take the day to relax! In the same region, there is also Hot Water Beach, where it is possible to dig a small pool in the sand from which hot water springs, an effect of geothermal activity and guaranteed fun. Other regions that appeal to sea lovers are Bay of Island, in the far north; the islands and beaches around Auckland, such as Piha Beach; and Bay of Plenty on the East Coast, home to White Island and one of the world's most accessible volcanoes.

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The South Island (South Island) of New Zealand has as main attractions the grandiose landscapes that form in the midst of the mountains and lakes that permeate the island. It is a bit absurd to imagine that two islands so close together can have such different reliefs and scenery, but the truth is that most of those spectacular images that made New Zealand famous are in the South Island. If your dream, when traveling to the country, is to hike trails, see turquoise lakes, visit fjords, stay in front of snowy alps and practice adventure sports, the South Island is your place. Unlike the North Island, which is dotted with cities, the South Island often gives visitors a sense of isolation. Just over 20% of New Zealand's population lives on the South Island, which is dotted with national parks and abundant natural scenery. It is the perfect destination for adventure seekers.
The main cities on the South Island are Christchurch and Queenstown. Both are gateways for those who board a plane from the North Island. Those who choose the ferry route between the two islands will have as their port of arrival the city of Picton — in the Marlborough region — at the southern end of the South Island. Christchurch is the largest city on the South Island and a good base for renting a car, motorhome and campervan to start your road trip. Queenstown, on the other hand, attracts visitors not because of its size (it is even a very small city), but because of the wide range of attractions and adventure sports, such as bungee jumping, paragliding, rafting and parachuting. To top it off, Queenstown still offers a beautiful lake for walks and is a charming city. Visiting urban centers will be very rare on the South Island and the best thing is to get used to the small villages that serve as the base for most of the attractions and national parks that permeate the region.

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To start traveling around the South Island, you need to know that the roads are always beautiful and challenging (there is a climb), which makes the trip much slower compared to the North Island. Stops for photos and observing the landscape are common during the route. Get used to delays and always calculate plenty of time so you don't miss the time of any tour or arrive too late for a trail.

Most of the South Island's attractions are linked to national parks and have free admission, which makes traveling around the South Island very affordable. For the must-see sights, start with Fox Glacier and Franz Josef Glacier, both in Westland Tai Poutini National Park. Heading north, very close to the glaciers, it is worth visiting Paparoa National Park and the Pancake Rocks of Punakaiki, rock formations shaped by the action of the wind and the sea and which have gained incredible pancake shapes. A beauty to behold and easy to visit. If the itinerary has days to spare, be sure to head towards the north end of the South Island, where the beautiful beaches of the Abel Tasman National Park are located.
Heading south along the West Coast, visit Aoraki Mount Cook National Park, home to New Zealand's highest mountain: Mount Cook. The park is full of beautiful trails on the edge of the mountains that form the Southern Alps and, on top of that, it also has the Tasman Glacier and the intense blue of Lake Pukaki to give even more beauty to the landscape. Adjacent to Mount Cook, Mount Aspiring National Park shares the same mountain range and offers one of the most popular trails in the country: the Routeburn Track. In addition to the trail (which takes up to four days to complete), those who visit Mount Aspiring can also enjoy the Blue Pools, where the blue tone of the water attracts tourists looking for beautiful landscapes and a very easy trail to walk. .
Going down beyond Mount Cook and Mount Aspiring, the highlight of the West Coast is Fiordland National Park, home to the famous New Zealand fjords, including Milford Sound (the most popular among tourists) and Doubtful Sound. Both can be visited on boat cruises, but only Milford Sound is accessible by car. Fiordland National Park also stands out for the Milford Track and Kepler Track, two of the most beautiful trails in the country, which allow you to see the immensity of the fjords from very different angles from boat trips.

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Traveling around New Zealand means constantly changing base cities. A tourist rarely goes to the country to explore just one place, so the choice of accommodation is not limited to just one hotel that serves the entire itinerary. The most common is to choose several hotels or campsites during the trip. It is even worth a different accommodation each day, which is not uncommon there, especially for those traveling by motorhome or campervan. Often, accommodation goes beyond simply a place to sleep and becomes part of the New Zealand travel experience. And we can say, without a doubt, that it is a wonderful experience!

New Zealand offers good accommodation options in all tourist regions of the country and it will not be difficult to find a good place to spend the night. Among New Zealanders, the most common way to stay, especially in regions where there are no large cities, is in the country's campsites. And they are very different and much better than what we are used to in Brazil. Large hotels are more common in larger cities such as Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown. In more isolated regions and small towns, especially in National Parks, smaller hotels are on offer.

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Restaurants with outdoor tables, Victorian architecture, cable cars passing through the streets and a relentless coming and going of people through the main streets. Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, is a destination for those who enjoy cosmopolitan air, fine dining, historic sites and an active cultural life.

The state capital of Victoria is crossed by the Yarra River and bathed by the sea. Its charm is unique and the city's scenery is formed by tree-lined parks, Victorian colonial architecture buildings next to skyscrapers, people riding bicycles, street performers singing to pedestrians. The center, or city, is the right place to be; it concentrates the commerce, the main tourist points and the nightlife of the city.

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Melbourne is great for exploring on foot and this is certainly the best way to get to know the city, getting lost in its streets. The big streets of the center are always full of people and vehicles, but all their movement is compensated by the picturesque atmosphere of the laneways, alleys and alleys that were once not seen as places and nowadays are a symbol of the city's transformation. These small streets are home to a variety of restaurants and cafes, open-air restaurants, and are like a breath of fresh air and a refuge from the big crowd.

Among the city's main tourist attractions are Federation Square, Melbourne's main square, which brings together attractions such as the Australian Center for the Moving Image, Flinders Street Station, a very old train station, St Paul's Cathedral and Hosier. lane. The Victoria Market, an 1878 market where you can find everything from food to handicrafts, is also a must-visit, especially on nights when it gathers food stalls.
Strolling along the Southbank, on the boardwalk along the Yarra River, is a must-see, especially on sunny days. The place is great to have lunch in one of its restaurants or enjoy the scenery of the city. For a very special panoramic view, take advantage of the Southbank tour to go up to the Eureka Skydeck observatory, a viewpoint with a panoramic view of the capital. The view is beautiful, day or night! The Art Gallery of Victoria and the Shrine of Remembrance, a memorial and museum dedicated to First World War fighters, are still located in this region.

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Melbourne has more than 4 million inhabitants in its metropolitan area. This city brings together people from different parts of the world and is perfect for walking. Walking through the city center, taking your time, is the ideal tour to discover Victorian architecture buildings next to modern shopping centers or skyscrapers, and to discover the lanes, small alleys with hidden establishments and street art on the walls.

A tour of the city should start at the most emblematic point, that is, Federation Square, or Fed Square. The square is not very pretty or attractive because of its charm, but it is the main square in the city and one of the most famous in the world; various events take place there, it is home to a very complete tourist service center and the ACMI (Australian Center for the Moving Image), which has an exhibition called Screen World, very interesting and interactive. On the outskirts of Fed Square are also Flinders Street Station, the oldest train station in Australia, and St Paul’s Cathedral, an Anglican church consecrated in 1852.

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To get to know the city, walk! This is how you can get to know the lanes, small alleys with restaurants, cafes and street art. Among the small streets worth a visit are Hosier Lane, with spray paint everywhere, Center Place and Degraves St, symbols of the city's effervescence. It is streets like these that make Melbourne such a busy city and at the same time inviting for walking, because they are only pedestrianized, they are full of restaurants with outdoor tables and the smell of coffee－the main aroma of the city!

Still downtown, don't miss a visit to Chinatown, with its many dumpling restaurants, and a tour of the Queen Victoria Market, where you'll find great fast foods, fruits, flowers and even handicrafts. On Wednesdays in summer, the Night Market takes place at Vic Market, a market with music and food stalls, which brings together a lot of people and has a very pleasant atmosphere. For a cultural tour, go to the Immigration Museum, which with a moving collection tells the story of immigrants who sought in Australia to improve their quality of life.

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the best place to stay, for those who prioritize location, being the reason for the leisure or business trip, is the city center and its surroundings.

Melbourne's city center is a small area between the Yarra River, Queen Victoria Market, Southern Cross (train station) and Fitzroy Gardens. The botanical garden is also considered the center of the city, but it is no longer part of the “middle”. Among the main points of interest in the center are Flinders Street Station and Fed Square, being close to them you will have easy access to the entire city and the main tourist attractions.

The entire city can be explored on foot and, anywhere in this area, transport by trans is free. In other words, a good advantage of staying in the center is that instead of doing everything on foot, you can rest using public transport. When trans people leave the free zone, an audible warning is made on the transport and then you must pay for the ticket. In the center, some accommodation options are the Pensione Hotel Melbourne, which has very small rooms and is good value for money; DoubleTree by Hilton and Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne, both with an exceptional location; Citadines on Bourke Melbourne, located on one of the city's main streets; the Ibis Melbourne, with its friendly price; and Aura on Flinders Serviced Apartments, for those who prefer an apartment-style accommodation with rooms with a kitchen.

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Sun, 70 km of beaches, theme parks, waves perfect for surfing, shops of all kinds, parks full of trees, breathtaking views, nightclubs - Gold Coast is one of the biggest cities in Australia and one of the most coveted tourist destinations. from the country. The city offers attractions for different age groups－from young people who want to venture out on roller coasters or catch waves in the sea to those who choose a more peaceful trip and just want the good shade of a tree while watching the sea.

Gold Coast has hot days for most of the year, which makes it a popular destination for Brazilians because of the beaches and the climate similar to many cities on our coast. Home to several surfing championships, the place is the dream of many people who, in their free time, put their board under their arm and head out to sea. If there's one thing that draws attention on the Gold Coast, it's rain, shine or a cyclone coming, the sea is always busy for lovers of the sport. When the waves are really good on a given beach, the number of people entering the sea or even surfing the same wave is impressive.

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Anyone visiting this part of Australia should not miss Surfers Paradise, which is where the Gold Coast began to become the success it is today. Surfers Paradise has a good beach and a very important shopping area, with great restaurants, many shops, bars and nightclubs. Surfers is the heart of GC, bustling day and night, it's where you should go if you want to be on frevo. It is also in Surfers that the SkyPoint Observation Deck is located, an unmissable point to visit in the city－the viewpoint at 230 m high that offers a 360 degree view of the Gold Coast－whether night or day, the building is always a good option , and if it's at night, take the opportunity to enjoy the local bar!

If you like beaches, you will have so many options that you can enjoy a different one every day of the trip. In addition to Surfers Paradise, it is worth going to Broadbeach and, especially, to Burleigh Heads, which is quieter and has a beautiful view! At the end of the Burleigh Heads is the Burleigh Heads National Park, a very pleasant park for hiking and enjoying the view of the region. This park also has a freshwater beach, Tallebudgera Creek, with calm waters, a differential in relation to the Gold Coast beaches, which always have waves. When it's a beautiful sunny day, be sure to head to Greenmount and take the beautiful coastal walk that leads to Rainbow Bay. Arriving at Rainbow Bay, walk a little further and you will be able to discover Snapper Rocks, one of the most sought after spots by surfers who know the Gold Coast city well.

If you are not a fan of beaches, bet on the theme parks, which are an alternative for those who like fun and speed toys. On the Gold Coast you'll find parks like Warner Bros. Movie World, Dreamworld, which is Australia's largest theme park, Wet'n'Wild and the well-known Sea World, which has animal shows. Another option related to animals is to visit the Currubin Wildlife Sancturay, a park with several Australian animals, including koalas and kangaroos. The place is even a great option to interact with kangaroos, take pictures with these cute animals and feed them.

For those who like to go out at night, Gold Coast will not disappoint. There are good options both for those who prefer to just dine in a good restaurant and for those who want to dance until the wee hours. Although Australian cuisine is not as expressive as that of other countries, knowing the right places, you can eat well in the city and find delicious desserts!

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Sun, 70 km of beaches, theme parks, waves perfect for surfing, shops of all kinds, parks full of trees, breathtaking views, nightclubs - Gold Coast is one of the biggest cities in Australia and one of the most coveted tourist destinations. from the country. The city offers attractions for different age groups－from young people who want to venture out on roller coasters or catch waves in the sea to those who choose a more peaceful trip and just want the good shade of a tree while watching the sea.

Gold Coast has hot days for most of the year, which makes it a popular destination for Brazilians because of the beaches and the climate similar to many cities on our coast. Home to several surfing championships, the place is the dream of many people who, in their free time, put their board under their arm and head out to sea. If there's one thing that draws attention on the Gold Coast, it's rain, shine or a cyclone coming, the sea is always busy for lovers of the sport. When the waves are really good on a given beach, the number of people entering the sea or even surfing the same wave is impressive.

Anyone visiting this part of Australia should not miss Surfers Paradise, which is where the Gold Coast began to become the success it is today. Surfers Paradise has a good beach and a very important shopping area, with great restaurants, many shops, bars and nightclubs. Surfers is the heart of GC, bustling day and night, it's where you should go if you want to be on frevo. It is also in Surfers that the SkyPoint Observation Deck is located, an unmissable point to visit in the city－the viewpoint at 230 m high that offers a 360 degree view of the Gold Coast－whether night or day, the building is always a good option , and if it's at night, take the opportunity to enjoy the local bar!

If you like beaches, you will have so many options that you can enjoy a different one every day of the trip. In addition to Surfers Paradise, it is worth going to Broadbeach and, especially, to Burleigh Heads, which is quieter and has a beautiful view! At the end of the Burleigh Heads is the Burleigh Heads National Park, a very pleasant park for hiking and enjoying the view of the region. This park also has a freshwater beach, Tallebudgera Creek, with calm waters, a differential in relation to the Gold Coast beaches, which always have waves. When it's a beautiful sunny day, be sure to head to Greenmount and take the beautiful coastal walk that leads to Rainbow Bay. Arriving at Rainbow Bay, walk a little further and you will be able to discover Snapper Rocks, one of the most sought after spots by surfers who know the Gold Coast city well.

If you are not a fan of beaches, bet on the theme parks, which are an alternative for those who like fun and speed toys. On the Gold Coast you'll find parks like Warner Bros. Movie World, Dreamworld, which is Australia's largest theme park, Wet'n'Wild and the well-known Sea World, which has animal shows. Another option related to animals is to visit the Currubin Wildlife Sancturay, a park with several Australian animals, including koalas and kangaroos. The place is even a great option to interact with kangaroos, take pictures with these cute animals and feed them.

For those who like to go out at night, Gold Coast will not disappoint. There are good options both for those who prefer to just dine in a good restaurant and for those who want to dance until the wee hours. Although Australian cuisine is not as expressive as that of other countries, knowing the right places, you can eat well in the city and find delicious desserts!

Gold Coast offers entertainment for people of all ages. Whether you want to enjoy the action of Surfers Paradise or the tranquility of Kirra, the city is like an open-air park, just choose your favorite type of attraction! Pass the protector, put the board under your arm and dive headfirst into this Australian paradise!

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In Gold Coast you will find accommodation options for different tastes and pockets. There are accommodations for those looking for resort-style accommodation and for those who are backpacking and want to save money. There are many hotels that have rooms like apart hotels, equipped with a mini kitchen, but that are only cleaned when you check out.

Please be aware that some hotels do not have a 24-hour reception, so if you need to check in after reception opening hours, you may need to call a hotel employee to give you the key.

Gold Coast is a big city and made up of different neighborhoods, which are connected by public transport. The most popular place to stay in the city, without a doubt, is Surfers Paradise. This is where the tourist center of GC is located, as well as many restaurants, shops and nightclubs. If you want to be well located, go to Surfers, in particular, close to Cavil Ave, which is a very commercial area and close to the beach. In this region, some hotel options are the Grand Chancellor Surfers Paradise, the famous Hilton, The Towers of Chevron Renaissance and the Chateau Beachside Resort, which has spacious rooms and have a great location.

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