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MoonStarFarAway says:
There are two rooms in the house, one big for 6 and one small for 4 people.
Midnight Express Hostel where KuzeyDoga volunteers, Servas travellers and couchsurfers meet in Kars.
People from 29 different countries have been to MIDNIGHT EXPRESS HOSTEL
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rnakamot says:
If you love birds as much as I do and even have a few of your own, Omar's is definitely the place to go. They not only sell all types of birds (most of which are kept out of their cage, enabling visitors to handle them) and bird supplies, but also is one of the cleanest, most reputable places I've …
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Transitory says:
I assume that Central Park has been reviewed several [hundred] times but I was there this weekend for a wedding ceremony in the park, so I'm adding my unnecessary two cents.
Entering the W. 72nd entrance, you can walk the well traveled path towards Strawberry Fields, the memorial site for John Le…
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Expensive "Thing To Do" in Uganda
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mr_gee says:
In Uganda there are 10 National Parks, this being the second biggest one. It has the most bird species of any park in Uganda (over 610 species). It can be as expensive or as cheap as you want it. If you have lots of money you can stay at the Mweya Safari Lodge, which is very luxurious, with a swimmi…
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Carol60 says:
When I look for a hotel, my first priority is that the room have some outside access, like a porch, lanai, or patio. After a day of sightseeing I want to relax at my hotel, yet still enjoy the outdoors. Shelter From the Storm provided the most wonderful outdoor access I have ever found in 40 years…
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gruler says:
Great accomodation in Cape Tribulation. The owner (Rob) has some cabins in the middle of the rainforest, even with a room that is partly covered with mozzie-sheet. So, in the morning you wake up looking directly into the forest.
They provide excellent breakfast (with exotic and rare fruit) and info…
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felicityfowkes says:
We took a canoe ride through the breathtaking mangrove channels of Mida Creek. There are three islands within the creek and especially around Sudie Island you can get almost lost in a maze of about 5 metres wide lanes of water leading through the trees. It is so quite out there, it's almost eerie. W…
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jaeWALK says:
The largest bird park in Southeast Asia and a home to over 8000 birds of some 600 species. The highlights of Jurong are the:
1) largest collection of Southeast Asian Hornbills and South American Toucans.
2) the second largest Penguin exhibit in the world.
3) The world's highest man made water …
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zartan81 says:
Viðey Island is an island were people lived on it, in the past.
Nowadays you can still see the ruins of the houses that have been built there.
It's also a place where you can wonder around peacefully and enjoy the nature on the island.
Viðey Island (speak out as: Vithey Island) has one main …
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dolfijn says:
Discover the mysteries of the Kasteelruins!
The rich middle ages will become reality when you visit the Kasteelruins of Valkenburg aan de Geul, with a history which returns up to the 11th century! You'll find monumental remains of this important and impressive castle of the Dutch history. The ca…
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Lucy360 says:
Great little place to visit if your in Llanelli, plenty of birds & ducks to feed and watch. There are many hides spotted around the area for keen bird watchers with sightings of rare birds frequently. There is also a lovely cafe serving nice food and a childrens area with playground, colouring and a…
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stefaniegreen says:
It was alright and not very big. They did have lots of sharks and fish all different kinds. It is a great place to take the kids since they are intrigued by all of the different sea life. They have a place you can pet sharks that are about 3 feet in length which was fun to do. There is also some pen…
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Pearl510 says:
Het Vinne is a small natural reserve based around a little lake in Zoutleeuw, a city located in the East of Belgium (Flemish part). It therefore makes an easy daytrip from cities like Leuven, Tienen, Diest and Hasselt, or even from Brussels or Genk.
For long time (from 1841), this beautiful strip…
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liekevo says:
I visited the Papegaaienpark together with a few friends. There is a lot to see, the "zoo" started as a refuge center for parrots. Later it became a refuge center for exotic birds. Nowadays it is a small zoo besides a lot of different birds they also have other animals.
When you enter the parc you …
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jhoc says:
For a few pounds and a donation to the wetlands trust you can enter a man made sanctuary to birds of the world. Ducks of all varieties dominate the ponds as you walk through a maze of paths separated by country and native species.
Make sure you pick up a bag of seed on your way out because many …
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