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somatiko says:
While visiting Gaborone make sure to stop by the Green Shop for a unique shopping experience as it is housed in a traditional hut, a rare sight to see within the bustling city of Gaborone. The shop is located in the Eco-Park of Somarelang Tikologo (Environment Watch Botswana) which is an NGO dedicat…
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Moonvera says:
Started on April 30 of 1993, this week long event has become a yearly ritual. It was first held at the Bacolod Lagoon but had to be moved to a venue made just for the Panaad since there has been a greater amount of participants. The Panaad stadium and swimming complex in Mansilingan, Bacolod City w…
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Moonvera says:
Kabankalan City is located a few hours south of Bacolod City. Every third Sunday of January, they hold a festival which is well worth the drive. This is my favorite festival in Negros Occidental.
Dancers are covered in soot as they parade around downtown to the beat of the drums. Each group is …
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arvindattri says:
One must pay a visit to the pinekonez for customised gifts of kasauli. Generally one likes to take something exclusive from kasauli for their loved ones.
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Moonvera says:
A yearly celebration on the third weekend of each October, the MassKara is Bacolod's most popular fiesta. It has represented the Philippines in several festivities throughout Asia. The English word "mass" (many) and the Spanish word "Kara" (face) are combined to represent the many masks that the d…
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X_Drive says:
I guess the best way to describe Bourbon Street in New Orleans is to say “Party!”. This several block long street is home to more bars, pubs, souvenir shops, sex clubs and eateries and is most famous for being the party capital of New Orleans. As the evening gets going the bands start playing …
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YantiSoeparno says:
It can be said that you haven't been to Yogyakarta if you havent't been to Jalan Malioboro or Malioboro Street. The street was very crowded when I visited it because it was on school holidays. But, I'm sure it won't be different at other time.
You can find many souvenirs, batik cloths and bags, T…
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WaltJake says:
Yes, it is a cheesy tourist trap, but the kids will love it! Much bigger than it seems from outside, something for everyone. ENORMOUS gift shop, all the typical touristy stuff, plus dinosaur fossils, even a giant mechanical T-Rex that comes to life every 15 minutes or so! Plus, the food is terrific.…
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martiana says:
El Pueblo is a recreation of an old Spanish colonial village, set around square courtyards. Inside the village are a mix of dozens of sounvenir shops, restaurants, bars and clubs. Clubs open in the late evening and stay open for most, if not all of the night. (Last entry is 3 a.m!)
This is whe…
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Souristhor says:
If you stay in Luxor, you must go to this shop. The owner, "Amr Mohamed Sayed" is a very smart, friendly Nubian man and he make no hassel for his business! He is very helpful....and he make beautiful Tattoos...
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ladywolve says:
We really like this. We knew it would consist of walking and could get
expensive. After all it is a market. We do much better on our own,
finding and exploring the antics of where we go. However, the vendors
that we talked to were very nice and helpful. They instructed us on the
best tours …
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markdd says:
A good night time drinking spot or a a good place to buy souvenirs. I was Staying down the street from Patpong road and was looking for a spot to drink a few beers when I found Patpong. Many hawkers in this area but they didn't bother me much. Three streets full of Bars, a go-go's, and many tables s…
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Rbelots says:
After wandering aound the whole city looking for a good place to buy traditional Venetian souvenirs (meaning masks, lots and lots of masks) we arrived in Veniceland. This quite large store a few blocks away from San Marco has its in house artists like many other stores but it also seems to offer mas…
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stargirlssc says:
Like every region in Japan, Hakone has specialty omiyage (gifts) that are available *only* in Hakone. If you're looking for gifts or souvenirs, here's what to buy in Hakone.
-- Hakone Yosegi Zaiku. This intricate woodwork dates from the 1600s, and is a rare art form found exclusively in Hakone.…
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stargirlssc says:
Nikko has some local specialties that are quite unique to the region. Many of the items on this list are harder to find in other parts of Japan.
-- Yuba. The skimmings from tofu. When soy milk is boiled as part of the tofu-making process, a soy protein-lipid complex film forms on the surface o…
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alyssa_ob says:
Pisac is known for its colorful market and is said to be the best market in Peru. The market runs every day now (I think) but is larger on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. There are tons of stalls selling t-shirts, alpaca wool garments, blankets, hats, artwork, silver jewelry, and just about any o…
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stargirlssc says:
In Tallin, the best selection of Estonian gifts is in the Historic Old Town. There are numerous souvenir and handcraft shops, but the small table or tent vendors are usually cheaper. High-end artisans such as glassblowers and painters are also aplenty in Old Town, but I'm a budget shopper and like…
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TradewindsHD says:
Outside of Honolulu Walmart, Kmart, and Borders are the best places to get the tourist stuff. These Big Box stores beat prices and have more stock to chose from.
Have no shame in going to these places.
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WaltJake says:
Well, it's been almost a month now since the original TravBuddy travel magnet challenge, and no other challengers other than Amanda (Athewinn) have responded to the gauntlet thrown down by TravBuddy (Vances). I had left my entry as just my freezer top, (82 entries) because I thought a larger amou…
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sunshine28051979 says:
You will see a lot of souvenir shops at Wawasan Plaza,
Centre Point, Wisma Merdeka, etc.
But, if you want to be able to bargain, go to the Filipino market.
They sell handicrafts, t-shirts, key chains, sarongs, carved wood, and many more.
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Rbelots says:
The Cultural Heritage Center in Arusha presents crafts and artifacts from hundreds of tribes both local and from other parts of Africa. It carries everything from masks to traditional weapons to tanzanite to wood carvings of all shapes and sizes. The selection is amazing and it just could be a museu…
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WaltJake says:
Ok, let's see if this usless hobby of mine is about to pay off. Vances threw down the gauntlet, and was promptly spanked by Amanda. Let's see if 2 cross country trips can give me an edge! I have 3 things I look for when I go to a new place.
1) magnet
2) shot glass
3) spoon (these I give to my…
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X_Drive says:
On your way between California and Las Vegas or Laughlin, Nevada, in the town of Barstow, along the old Route 66, is a fabulous place to stop This stopping off point has changed a lot over the years In fact three major changes have occured. It really started out as just a McDonalds and some railroa…
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chin1ta says:
Delhi is jam-packed with markets, shops, and malls and everyone will want to sell you something. It can be stressful and exhausting if you start to let yourself feel like prey, but it can also be a fun way to experience the vibrant street culture of the city, and come back with some awesome souveni…
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mahoney says:
First off, I'm not a big shopper. That said, Old Town Scottsdale is nothing but shopping, with a few restaurants thrown in. I went there because I thought it **was** the old part of town. Turns out, most of the buildings, with their covered walkways and faux adobe exteriors, are not much older then …
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