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February 19, 2015

Ready Your Skis for Vallnord

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Ready Your Skis for Vallnord

Vallnord is actually divided into three sectors or resorts, namely Pal, Arcalis and Arinsal. One pass can grant you three top quality ski resorts to choose from. Arcalis is the most alpine of the three, located in Ordino Valley, it faces north and snow is always superb. As for Arinsal and Pal, you can go from one to the other using their connective cable car. Not to worry when taking the kids along, Vallnord is very family oriented, they can provide the demands from all the age groups. There are also numerous adventure activities and eateries available. Arcalis is Vallnord’s prized jewel, the finest and most dazzling. Thanks to its position, you can glide along while appreciating nature and the grand view at the same time. Here you can also find the longest run for the beginners, freeride areas and even the best snow. Surprisingly, they even threw in free Wi-Fi. Of course Arinsal has its own beauty, most appealing to the freeriders. Arinsal can be directly accessed through ski-lift and gondola lift, and everything that you will ever hope to need can be found in the Comallempla service area. The professionals love to meet at the Capa area, the […]

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by shailany
February 14, 2015

Relax Yourself in Karlovy Vary

Europe
Relax Yourself in Karlovy Vary

Who doesn’t want to spend their whole day at a spa? Let alone a spa town? Czech Republic has an area called the West Bohemian Spa Triangle, of the three alluring towns that make up this area, Karlovy Vary stands better than the rest. Karlovy Vary boasts around 200 spas where people flock to relax and rejuvenate their mind and bodies. They offer different kinds of treatments, methods, baths, massages, and therapies that are all very effective and completely safe. Visit spa hotels like the well-known Hotel Imperial, yes it may be pricier than most, but they wouldn’t be given the Czech Republic’s Leading Spa Resort prestige award for nothing. With all the spa structures in town, why don’t you visit Mill Colonnade? Made out of a number of hot springs, Mill Colonnade takes pride not only as being the biggest one, but also as being the town’s traditional symbol. To be exact, it contains 5 spas that are all dedicated for therapeutic purposes and each having different temperatures ranging from 53 °C to 65 °C. In case you’ve had your fill of all the spas, try going to the Diana Observation Tower situated on the hill behind Grandhotel Pupp. […]

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by shailany
January 12, 2015

4 European Cities You Must See in 2015

Europe
4 European Cities You Must See in 2015

European travel is a must. Let’s face it; Europe is the home of history. So, if you want to experience history, arts, culture and fun, you need to head to Europe. Of course, the difficulty with travelling in Europe is that it can be difficult to know where to start. There is a wealth of fantastic cities within the continent. But, that shouldn’t deter you. In 2015, it’s time to start planning your European jaunts. It’s time to break away from the well worn route of Paris and London. Europe is a continent of many amazing cities. Let’s take a look at the top four destinations you must see this year. Lyon For those among us that love France, Lyon is the perfect alternative to Paris. Lyon is considered as the gastro-city of France. So, if you love good food, it’s time to head out to France’s second city. There is now a Eurostar stop between London and Lyon that is being introduced this May. So, if you want to get there on a budget, now is the time. Of course, you can opt for something a little more luxurious in the form of jet charters should you want to […]

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by shailany
December 30, 2014

Who are the Famous People from UK?

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Who are the Famous People from UK?

From boy bands, celebrities, athletes, and royalties, the United Kingdom is home to famous personalities that have made a mark in their respective fields. Here we will look at some of the most famous people that hail from the United Kingdom. One Direction Composed of Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Niall Horann, One Direction is now one of the UK’s most successful boy bands. Their debut single “What Makes You Beautiful?” has become one of the highest-selling singles of all time, with more than 5 million copies sold worldwide. At the recent 2014 Teen Choice Awards, the band bagged eight awards and their album Up All Night became the first British band to debut at #1 on the US Billboard 2000. Daniel Radcliffe Daniel Radcliffe won the Best Cast and the Best Hero MTV Movie Awards for his part in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. After portraying Harry Potter, he pursued his stage acting career appearing in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Since his portrayal of a wizard with a lightning bolt scar on his forehead, Daniel Radcliffe has earned more than $878 million. John Lennon After co-founding The Beatless […]

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by shailany
December 24, 2014

5 Best Cities To Visit in The United Kingdom

Europe
5 Best Cities To Visit in The United Kingdom

Want to know which 5 cities in the United Kingdom are worth visiting? Here are the top 5 most popular cities in the country most visited by international visitors, based on the list compiled by The Office of National Statistics. London London is home to 7.5 million people, which represents 12.5 percent of the U.K.’s population. It is frequented by over 25 million foreigners a year coming from its five airports, national railways, and Eurostar station. Among its tourist attractions include the House of Parliament, Big Ben, Tower of London, the Abbey at Westminster, and others. Edinburgh The capital of Scotland, Edinburgh is home to about half a million people which includes around 62,000 university students. At least 13 million visitors are welcomed in the city on a yearly basis. Among its popular attractions include the biggest performing arts festival in the world, a 1,000 year-old castle, Arthur’s Seat, a mountain located in the heart of town, and Hogmanay, the four-day street party to end all street parties. Manchester Located in the Northwestern part of the United Kingdom, Manchester is often called the first modern city. During the 18th century, it was the cotton making capital of the world and […]

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by shailany
December 13, 2014

Top 5 Castles in the United Kingdom

Europe
Top 5 Castles in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is often associated with royalty. A trip to this country will never be complete without visiting its various castles. Here we will look at the Top 5 castles in the United Kingdom according to the Travel Channel. Windsor Castle The 900-year old Windsor Castle is recognized as the largest occupied and oldest official royal residence in the world. It is more than just a castle as it also houses several homes, a large church, and of course, the royal palace. Windsor Castle is visited by more than a million people yearly with the likes of Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton having been guests at the palace. Hampton Court Located along the River Thames, the Hampton Court was once occupied by Henry the VIII, known for having 6 wives and beheading 2 of them. His fifth wife was 15-year old Katherine Howard who was imprisoned, escaped, and then tried for treason. For trying to escape, she was dragged through a gallery that’s now called Haunted Gallery. The outside of the castle features a 60-acre garden, spectacular view of the River Thames, and a maze that has confused visitors for more than 300 years.   Edinburgh Castle […]

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by shailany
December 1, 2014

Travelling to Wimbledon

Destinations/Europe
Travelling to Wimbledon

The Wimbledon is one of the four Grand Slam events in men’s and women’s tennis (along with Australian Open, French Open, and US Open). Here are 5 things about this event that you may not know about.   King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II, once played in this event. While most British royalties would watch the game from the royal box of the Centre Court, the Duke of York, eventually King George VI, competed in the 1926 Men’s Doubles of the Wimbledon. Sir Louis Greig got an automatic berth in Wimbledon after winning the Royal Air Force Tennis Championship and chose the duke to be his partner. Their British opponent Britons Arthur Gore and Herbert Barrett in three easy sets 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. The duke  was gracious in defeat.   The Wimbledon was first staged to raise funds for croquet equipment   While croquet now plays second fiddle to tennis today, it was the All England Club’s only sport when the organization was established in 1868. Lawn tennis was only included in the club in 1875 and the first tennis championships in 1877 was played to raise funds for a pony-drawn roller for the croquet lawns. There […]

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Shailany Vizconde

Shailany Vizconde

Young, spirited, and an adventurer – this is the perfect set of adjectives to describe myself. I'm an adventure-seeker and backpacker who has dreamt of traveling different countries and sharing my stories to the people.

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