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Marrakech is a city in Morocco. The historical Medina is full of intertwining narrow passageways and local shops full of character, with the square of Djamaa el-Fna filling up with musicians, dancers and shops nightly. (more...)

Mae Salong is a village in Chiang Rai, northern Thailand. Settled by Kuomintang warlords fleeing Communist China, Mae Salong's hills were once a key link in the opium-producing Golden Triangle, but today the main industries are oolong tea and tourism. (more...)

  • With a length of 800 meters, Hilversum has the largest wildlife crossing of the world.
  • Among the attractions at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan is "Leonardo's Horse," a finished interpretation of the giant sculpture da Vinci intended to be his masterpiece.
  • You're welcome to have as much as you like, but the Emperor of Japan is legally barred from eating Shimonoseki's most famous dish, fugu, the poisonous pufferfish.

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