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Whalewatching with Pacific Whale Foundation, amazing trip

January 29, 2009
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The Pacific Whale Foundation is a non-profit research group that is also one of the primary boat tour operators on the island. They have several whalewatching trips a day, some leaving from Lahaina, and some leaving from Maalaea.…
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Lotus flower ponds in Anapji Pond, Gyeongju

July 14, 2008
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From the Wolseong Park we crossed the street and visited the gorgeous lotus flower ponds which are next to the Anapji Pond.  We didn’t actually make it into Anapji, we enjoyed the lotus flowers so much we stayed for quite a while. …
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Wolseong Park and the Cheomeseongdae Observatory, Gyeongju

July 14, 2008
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The Observatory at the Wolseong Park was a little underwhelming.The Cheomeseongdae Observatory at the Wolseong Park was a little underwhelming. From Tumuli Park, we crossed the road and checked out Wolseong Park, which was filled with beautiful orange flowers and more tumuli. &hellip
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Tumuli Park and the Cheonmachong Tomb, Gyeongju

July 14, 2008
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From the Seokguram Grotto we headed back into town and strolled through Tumuli Park.  The tumulis are grassy hills that enclose tombs built for the Shilla monarchs in the 5th century AD. …
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Seokguram Grotto, Gyeongju

July 14, 2008
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Seokguram GrottoSeokguram Grotto From Bulguksa Temple, we took the bus up to the Seokguram Grotto.  It’s possible to hike, but it would have been a very long 3.2 KM (2ish miles) in the 30C (90F ish) heat with incredible humidity! …
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Egyptian Spice Bazaar / Misir Carsisi

February 28, 2008
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Misir Carsisi, or the Egyptian Spice Bazaar, is a good next destination after the Grand Bazaar. Walk through the narrow streets filled with everyday shops, and you will eventually get to the Spice Bazaar.…
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The Blue Mosque in Istanbul – wow.

February 28, 2008
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The Blue Mosque seen from the outsideOur first stop in Istanbul was the Blue Mosque. It’s not actually blue on the outside, but the tiles inside it are. It was the Sultan Ahmet’s response to the Aya Sofia and was completed in 1617.Be sure to attend outside prayer times.&he
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The town of Kusadasi

February 28, 2008
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Welcome to KusadasiKusadasi is a small town with high prices and one main attraction: Ephesus. The town is very expensive (by Turkish standards) because of the number of tourists that roll through every day: It’s a stop for many cruise boats, as they shuttle their passengers
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How long in Tunisia?

February 24, 2008
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Overall, we think that a week to a week and half is more than enough time to visit the sights of Tunisia.  We were able to move around quickly and see all the highlights comfortably. …
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Malaysia – General Impressions

July 08, 2003
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Just hangin' out!  The people of Malaysia were incredibly kind. They were always tripping over themselves to help us. They treated us very well and were happy to see tourists. This certainly made our time more enjoyable.…
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