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It was happy landings in Boston for 72-year old Mina Velloo Kuttie and her service dog, Patch who left from Kuala Lumpur, after enduring a 24-hour flight to the United States. Mina who was headed to Boston to meet her son, had initially placed Patch in a kennel as she prepared for her first flying experience with the dog. Much to her pleasant surprise, the ground personnel of Qatar Airways told her at the check-in counter that Patch was welcomed onboard the passenger cabin to fly for free. “I did not expect that Patch would be treated so well by the airline staff. Even the passengers were so welcoming, ” she said when contacted by the Star newspaper in Massachusetts where her son Muthu Kumar Veerapen works as a geneticist in the general hospital. According to Muthu Kumar, his mother’s therapist felt that it would be a good idea to have Patch accompany her for emotional support. Patch has been playing a role as emotional and support dog to his mother since his father died some years ago. “I checked and found that the airline allowed for a service animal onboard provided that the necessary documents were submitted, ” he said, adding that a letter from the therapist, Patch’s passport as well as its vaccination record were submitted to the airline. “We were initially not sure if Patch would be able to fly in the cabin and had a kennel fitted for her. It turned out that Qatar Airways took this seriously, especially because my mother was flying all the way to the US where support animals are given serious regard.” Muthu Kumar added that Patch, which weighs 12kg, was well-behaved during the flight. “People on the plane commented on how human-like she is, ” he said. A Qatar Airways representative has confirmed that Patch, a mixed-breed, was the first service dog to fly in-cabin out of Kuala Lumpur onboard its flight. Kudos to Qatar Airways! Now who’s a good doggo?! This story was first spotted in the Star.

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Written by Ilona Chin Switzerland has always been known for its alpine mountains, quality cheeses and divine chocolates. One thing that is often overlooked is the biscuit scene, namely the Kambly biscuit. Scroll down for insights on how the biscuit is made and the intriguing history behind this humble treat. If you love eating biscuits, you’re going to love the Kambly factory in Trubschachen. Nestled in the centre of the idyllic Emmental Valley, Kambly is a must-visit place for a hearty biscuit experience. A trip to the Kambly visitor centre is a happy day out for the whole family, taste your pick of over 100 varieties of biscuits to your heart content. Discover the secrets of the art of fine biscuit making, explore the world of Kambly and its origins. A Swiss family-owned Biscuits empire was spanning three generations and continued to bake more types of biscuits in Trubschachen. The History of Kambly The Kambly is all began with a sweet love story dates back to 1906 when young Oscar R. Kambly fell in love with a girl from Trubschachen. After graduating, this young man packed his bag and followed his heart to settle as a baker in Trubschachen, Emmental. Oscar Kambly learned how to be a baker and a pastry chef, and he laid the cornerstone for the Kambly empire in 1910 with his grandmother’s recipe for Bretzeli. It is a thin crêpe-type biscuit, which was his first and most iconic product in the market. Kambly ~ A Swiss Biscuits Heaven Biscuit lovers will go wild in Kambly factory stuffed with around 100 different types of Kambly biscuits. Crunchy, soft, chocolate, nutty, caramelised, original, orange and coconut flavoured. But, there is nothing better than tasting an oven-fresh Bretzeli!
Make your own Bretzeli workshop is held at the Kambly visitor centre in Trubschachen. The Kambly Maître Confiseur assists the group in baking the Bretzeli. This workshop includes a tasting of oven-fresh Bretzeli and handmade Swiss chocolate, crafted by the Kambly Maîtres Confiseurs. By prior appointment, you can book a baking workshop and bake your Kambly biscuits.
Besides the Bretzeli baking workshop, the Kambly visitor centre features a Café; a multimedia show where visitors discover the enchanting history of Kambly, Unwind in the Kambly Café and enjoy a cup of your favourite coffee or tea, accompanied by a small treat from the Kambly bakery. How to get to the Kambly? If you are taking public transportation to the Kambly Experience , consider the RegioExpress Kambly train , which runs twice a day between Lucerne and Bern from Tuesday to Sunday. The specially designed BLS Kambly train is taking you to the Kambly factory in the village of Trubschachen from Berne in 35 minutes and from Lucerne in 47 minutes.
The Kambly train features a unique Kambly design inside and out, a “family zone” with children’s activities and vending machines with hot beverages and Kambly biscuits. Stroll around the picturesque village of Trubschachen to see Swiss classic timber houses and pristine nature of the Land of Milk. The Kambly Scenic Roundtrip Ticket The “Kambly Roundtrip” is a unique day-trip by train and boat that links the world-famous Swiss iconic locations Lucerne, Interlaken and Berne. Guests will experience the most beautiful sides of central Switzerland, admire the dramatic views of snow-capped peaks, crystal clear lakes, lush green meadows and tidy farms. Tickets for the “Kambly Roundtrip” are available at all rail counters in Switzerland. The entire route is within the validity region of the Swiss Travel Pass, Bernese Oberland regional pass Eurail and the GA travelcard. The Magical Moments of Christmas in Kambly The Kambly Christmas Market is a real insiders’ tip. Kambly hosts a special Christmas Market from November to December in the vicinity of Trubschachen together with The Kambly Experience.
Regional exhibitors present handmade crafts or culinary specialities in 26 festively adorned Emmental wooden chalets. Binge on some of the best food the Christmas season has to offer and experience the magical Kambly Christmas Market. The Kambly Lantern Trail invites visitors to take a festive, peaceful stroll through the winter wonderlands and enjoy a cup of tea by the open fire at the river and capture the winter landscape in serenity.
The warm catering tent serves delightful Emmental specialities, while the Kambly Experience lures visitors in with the aroma of fresh-baked cookies and enticing them to discover Kambly’s origins. The Kambly Christmas Market will take place around Trubschachen from 29 November to 1 December and from 6 to 8 December 2019. Kambly invites you to celebrate this classic biscuit and experience the many different facets of Kambly Bretzeli. Explore the natural beauty of Emmental, a wide range of excursions awaits your discovery. Talk to our Swiss Expert and book your Swiss holiday with Sedunia Travel.

Indulge in A Kambly Biscuits Treat

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written by Ilona Chin, Photo credited to Tourism Australia From a surreal pink lake, unique wildlife, scenic coastal towns to extraordinary shots of the continent’s most intriguing landscapes, these stunning pictures of Australia have taken the world by storm on social media platforms. Here we present 8 picturesque spots in the land Down Under that are killing it on Instagram. Read on & get inspired! 1. Hutt Lagoon - Western Australia The Hutt Lagoon lake delights your eye with its pink colour and is located in Port Gregory, on the coast south of Kalbarri. The inland lake is a natural phenomenon, due to its massive content of algae which turns the water a vibrant candy-pink and stands in striking contrast to the azure Indian ocean on the west. 3D2N Perth - Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake 2. Bridestowe Lavender Estate - Tasmania Tasmania is home to endless stunning backdrops making it a favourite place for photo fanatics. Stroll around the sea of lavender at the Bridestowe Lavender estate for some picture-perfect shots. Social media platforms are flooded with beautiful images of lavender farms along the east coast of Tasmania during summer from December to February. 5D4N Tassie’s East Coast Highlights 3. The Pinnacles Desert - Western Australia The Pinnacles Desert in Western Australia’s Nambung National Park is a unique landscape made out of towering ancient limestone formations rising from yellow sand dunes. Under moonlight and starlight, it feels like you’re in a mysterious world! 5D4N Iconic Perth 4. d’Arenberg Cube, McLaren Vale - South Australia Discover the beautiful McLaren Vale with its stunning natural backdrop and world-class vineyards. The d'Arenberg Cube is a five-storey building, its architecture inspired by the iconic ‘Rubik’s Cube’, rising above the picturesque d'Arenberg vineyard in the McLaren Vale Wine Region. The imposing building is part-museum and part-restaurant which offers food, wine and art experiences. 5D4N Adelaide d’Arenberg Cube Tour 5. Gold Coast Hinterland - Queensland Photo credit to Kannapoonan on https://www.needpix.com/ Indulge yourself in some forest therapy when hiking through the rainforest in Springbrook National Park, where you will encounter a variety of wildlife and numerous waterfalls. Regarded as the jewel in the Gold Coast hinterland crown, a heavenly cave in the park’s Natural Bridge is home to magical Glow Worms. 5D4N Gold Coast Glow Worm Night Experience 6. Philip Island - Victoria For a great personal interaction with adorable penguins, set out on a trip to Phillip Island. Situated south of Melbourne, Phillip Island is one of the only few places where you can see fairy penguins, short-tailed shearwaters and Pacific Gulls. At Phillip Island Nature Park, you will have the opportunity to see the penguins come onshore every evening as they make their way home to their burrows. 5D4N Melbourne Philip island & Great Ocean Road private 7. The Grand Pacific Drive - New South Wales There’s no better way to enjoy the dramatic landscape and coastline of New South Wales than going on the Grand Pacific Drive. This scenic coastal drive starts from the south of Sydney and leads you to stunning beaches and coastal towns along the way. Stop by for photo-ops in scenic pitstops like the Sea Cliff Bridge, Stanwell Tops and Bald Hill Lookout. 6D5N Sydney Discovery 8. Uluru - Northern Territory Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is one of the most incredible landmarks in Australia. A huge chunk of red sandstone located down towards the southwest corner of the Northern Territory in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Capture the awe-inspiring Field of Lights after dusk, enjoy stargazing under the starry night and chase the beautiful sunrise. 5D4N Uluru Ayers Rock & Field of Light Australia truly is an amazing country worth visiting, for more information or book your Australian tours here . Discover and visit these 8 awe-inspiring places today, grab your camera and get your Instagram ready for awesome shots.

8 staggering Insta-worthy spots in Australia

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written by Ilona Chin Solo Female travelling is something that every woman should do at least once in a lifetime. It helps you rejuvenate yourself and explore the world just by being yourself. Safe is a huge concern for solo female travellers and an important factor when determining if a city is one of the great places to travel alone. Well, taking the first step in travelling solo sounds a bit intimidating but the world is not as scary as some might think if you have a positive attitude and general street smarts. We rounded up 6 of the best solo destinations around the world where you can feel safe and hit the open road.
1. Iceland Even though Iceland’s nickname of “The Land of Fire & Ice” sounds intimidating, solo travel is safe and easy here! Iceland is famous for its extremely low crime rates, earning it the coveted title of “safest country in the world” in 2018. For female solo travellers, the trip possibilities are limitless; whether you plan to take in those mind-boggling landscapes, soak in one of the country’s many thermal pools, ice climb or drive the Golden Circle, you’re bound to run out of time to see it all. Prefer not to go it completely alone? Join Globus 8 days Iceland Adventure which shared guaranteed for a solo traveller. 2. New Zealand New Zealand is dare we say it, very traveller’s dream! Between its incredible natural beauty, world-class beaches, vibrant cities, scenic vineyards, emerging food scene, and friendly locals, there’s is something for everyone. Explore Auckland’s buzzy harbour, taste wine on Waiheke Island, skydive over Lake Wakatipu or tackle the Southern Alps through Mount Cook National Park and Queenstown. Embark on a mesmerizing journey across the north to south islands of New Zeland, discover the boiling mud pools and roaring geysers in Te Puia Thermal Reserve, catch a glimpse of the local indigenous group of Māori people’s culture and heritage. 3. Canada America’s northern neighbour has a reputation for kindness. After losing yourself along the hilly, cobbled streets of Quebec City, chowing down on poutine and more elevated French cuisine in Montreal, or exploring the sights and sounds of Vancouver or Toronto are two of the safest cities to travel alone in Canada . The sheer beauty of the Canadian Rockies has seduced many a solo traveller, who’ve taken up everything from passing through Banff National Park backcountry to hiking past glacial lakes and waterfalls and bedding down in mountain huts. 4. Switzerland From the drop-dead gorgeous mountain views, azure lake, rolling meadows, alpines wildflowers, and the Rhône river backdrops, Switzerland is one of the most picturesque countries. The Swiss Travel pass works for every mode of public transportation (trains, buses, and boats), though we recommend taking the train for views of Switzerland’s famous alpine regions. It doesn’t get much easier to experience the charming streets of Zurich and explore deeper into the Italian regions of Ticino, spot the contrasts in architecture, culture, culinary and of course language among Switzerland three main cultural regions. 5. Patagonia If you’re hoping for some space to think and breathe on your solo adventure, it might be time to tackle Patagonia. Full of natural wonders, Patagonia is probably an ideal location for solo travellers looking for self-discovery,“ Between the wildlife, the scenic nature, and the chances to get your heart pumping, you won’t have time to worry about what’s going on back home. Discover the unknown land of Southern Patagonia , which spans across Chile and Argentina, to what is nearly the end of the world with its towering peaks carved by age-old glaciers and incredible landscapes.
6. Amsterdam Amsterdam is a fantastic place to hang out on your own, the canals are yours to explore as you discover the unique culture and nightlife of the city. The capital of the Netherlands is well-known for its past, the elaborate canal network and the architecture of their iconic, narrow houses. Amsterdam offers way more than just some thrills! As you wander the sidewalks by foot or bike and explore the Old Centre, Red Light, Dam Square and Museum districts, you might run into some warm and laid-back Dutch locals. If your resolution for 2019 is to travel more but you’re tired of waiting for your best friend or partner’s scheduled to match with yours, you should consider going on a solo trip by yourself. Sometimes you just need to stop waiting, pack your bags and set on your dream trip @ https://seduniatravel.com/

6 Fabulous Destinations for Solo Female Traveller

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written by Ilona Chin
Australia is a melting pot of food culture blending the best of Anglo-Saxon origin with the traditions of various migrants. Here we summed up 7 foods you have to savour during your upcoming trip. 1. Moreton Bay Bug Photo credited to Alpha on https://www.flickr.com/
Moreton Bay, Brisbane offers a lot of fresh seafood options, including the delish Moreton Bay Bug. Don’t be put off by the name it is truly scrumptious! You’ll find Moreton Bay Bugs featured in seafood dishes all over Australia. It is usually cut in half, drizzled in butter, lemon or other seasonings. Sweet & tender, it’s simply irresistible! 5D4N Gold Coast Family Fun
2. Chicken Parmigiana Photo credited to Alpha on https://www.flickr.com/ This flavourful chicken dish with roots in Italian-American cooking is a staple offering on almost every pub menu across the country. Typically served with salad and chips, it is often referred to as Parma, literally a bona fide Aussie Pub Classic. Originally eggplant based, it has evolved into a chicken schnitzel topped with tomato sauce, melted cheese and prosciutto ham. 6D5N Adelaide Discovery 3. Barbequed Snags (aka Sausages) Nothing is more Australian than a barbecued snag! Traditional Australian sausages are usually pork or beef, but if you’re feeling adventurous, there are other animals to sample. Wrap a slice of bread around your snag and top it off with some fried onions and your favourite sauce. Whip up a barbecue on a coastal holiday and try making them yourself. 5D4N Sydney Experience 4. Lamingtons Photo credited to Jules on https://www.flickr.com/ Lamingtons are unofficially recognised as the National Cake of Australia. This iconic cake is a soft, sponge cake covered in chocolate icing and rolled in desiccated coconut. It sounds simple, but when you eat it fresh, it tastes like a sweet mouthful of clouds floating in the heavenly skies. This Australian dessert is a favourite with coffee or tea. Lamingtons are often sold in bakeries or markets all over the country. 4D3N Hobart Tour 5. Barramundi Nothing beats fresh fish and chips with a lemon wedge down by the beach. Try one of Australia’s famous fish, the barramundi. The name Barramundi is Aboriginal for ‘large-scaled river fish’. Grilled, fried or seared skin-side first, this delicious fish makes fish and chips a true Aussie meal. Head up to Queensland to get some of the best fish in the region. 5D4N Cairns Experience 6. Pavlova No Christmas, New Year, Labour Day, Birthday or afternoon tea would be complete without a good ol’ Pavlova. With its crisp crust and soft, light centre, decorated with whipped cream and fresh fruit, it is hard to say no to a pavlova. If you’re seeking to try a traditional pavlova, the Green Refectory in Brunswick, Melbourne sells them by the slices or you could even pick up a whole cake. 6D5N Melbourne Discovery 7. Kangaroo Photo credited to Chen Wu on https://www.flickr.com/ Ever wondered why Australians eat one of their most popular animals? As a staple food of the indigenous communities for centuries, this gamey meat boasts more protein and iron than beef, a good source of omega-3 and fewer calories and fat content. Served in its simple form as a steak, you can taste it at one of the many restaurants Down Under. 7D6N Great Ocean Road & Kangaroo Island Calling all Foodies! Chow down on these Australian delicacies on your next Australia trip and you’re likely to encounter a few flavours that come as something of a surprise.

7 scrumptious Australian Delicacies

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written by Ilona Chin Travelling is one of the best rewards you can give yourself as you go to places where you feel like you’re in paradise. In the age of digital, using a travel agent may sound like going the way of the dinosaurs. Smartphones have made it so easy to book a holiday with a quick few clicks on an app. However, there is just too much travel deals on the digital platform. Planning for a short getaway can sometimes become a nightmare. Travel agents have insights that you can’t get online and help get some of the best deals, sometimes not available online. If anything goes wrong, they can step in and offer you a solution. We summed up six fantastic reasons why you should always book with a professional travel agent. Travel agents save you time! There is a difference between travel inspiration and actual travel desires. Destinations may look good on adverts but may not actually be ideal for you personally. There is no do-over for a vacation gone wrong. Your time is valuable and you shouldn’t have to spend it searching for the right vacation. A travel agent can do that for you. Travel agents can help you achieve the vacation you desire because they listen, understand, suggest, and adjust. Not just a search engine or an anonymous voice. “They do the work, you pack and go!” It’s nice to deal with a real human! Travel agents treat you like a person, not a booking number. They want to make sure that you have a good trip, and nothing makes an agent happier than hearing from clients when they return from their fabulous holiday and knowing that they helped them. Because of this, travel agents are with you every step of your trip, before, during and after, triple checking that your reservations are correct before you depart, on-hand to make sure that everything goes well, and afterwards in the case of any hiccups. Travel agents are experts in their field Should you head to Europe in May or October? Is it better to travel to Vietnam from South to North, or vice versa? Travel agents know which hotel rooms have the best view, what entry visas and pass requirements you need for which country. They can recommend an interesting destination you’ve never considered, which ship excursions you should do, and they can give you a chance to get off the beaten track and see something that’s uniquely important to you. Travel agents save you money & add value The best travel agents have unique access to benefits will save you a lot of money and provide you with a better overall experience. There are also hidden savings built into trips. A travel agent will likely book transfers for you, included in the price. From exclusive or priority access to attractions, added amenities, are just a few of the things that agents can get, that you can’t. Add in hard-to-get restaurant reservations, and you will have a lot more value for the same travel expenses. Sometimes a package that you book yourself won’t include those, making the experience appear cheaper. Travel agents have insider networks! Travel agents usually develop a network of relationships with suppliers and local travel operators and have access to a variety of tools where the average consumer is not able to use or doesn’t know about. They leverage these relationships to give you the best travel experience. Some of these inventories, tours and experiences are only available exclusively through a travel agent. They can sometimes get you event tickets, and plan activities for you. They also have exclusive entrée to experiences you might not know are available to you. Travel is becoming more difficult due to natural disasters Travel has been particularly tricky lately with natural disasters, strikes and extreme weather affecting many destinations. When disaster strikes, it’s easy to panic and difficult to sit on hold to try and rebook flights or cancel hotels. Travel agents not only have the insider information to react quickly to travel interruptions but they can also act as your advocate and help to change travel dates or find alternative accommodation and try to get your vacation back on track. Getting a travel agent to do all the hassle before you leave for your holiday really takes the burden off you, especially if you’re travelling in a group. Tick off your next bucket list with Sedunia Travel, we guarantee a stress-free and happy vacation. Find out more at www.seduniatravel.com or www.sedunia.com.my

6 fantastic reasons to book with a Travel Agent

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Nope, we’re not talking about that fizzy orange drink that goes by the same name. Think beautiful lady in a glittering red dress with red lipstick to match in arm with a man in a sharp sleek suit with a rose in mouth dancing to the sensual rhythm of staccato Latin music. The titillating and tantalizing tango is popular across many ballroom halls and competitions, but did you know that this dance originates from the suburbs of Buenos Aires, Argentina? Written by Arththi Sathananthar
Image credit: Cancilleria Although today tango is seen as an art form practiced and appraised by the rich and sophisticated, its origins shed a different story. Tango’s roots are closely tied to the rich oral culture from African slaves in Argentina . The word itself, tango, was used to refer to African music and dance events organized by the slaves.
Image credit: North Wind Picture Archives In the 1800s, Buenos Aires was a melting pot of cultures. Argentina had abolished slavery in 1853 and its capital experienced an influx of Spanish, Italian, Polish, British and Russian immigrants. All these different communities intermingled with each other and the native Argentinians and Africans, thus they shared their various music and dance styles to birth the tango. It was the compraditos , young men, poor, native born of mixed ancestry, who embraced the dance form and spread it across the city. Image credit: Lonely Planet However, the dance was performed in the seediest parts of the city in the poorest barrios (neighbourhoods). Tango was commonly found in brothels and the dance told a story of a prostitute and pimp acting out. Tango was seen as a form of rebellion against ‘proper’ society, a way to express the under-goings of the underbelly of Buenos Aires. With the accompaniment of the bandoneon , an accordion type instrument, it became synonymous with the dance. The bandoneon added to the melancholic feel of the dance, making it a sentimental and serious artform that expressed the struggles of the underclass. Image credit: Blog Patagonia So how did tango find its way to the crème de la crème of Argentine society? Wealthy young playboys would frequent these barrios and they brought the tango with them to conventillos : parties that took place in large houses which had large halls for noble families to dance. Therefore, by the beginning of the twentieth century, tango was seen as a national emblem and had spread not only throughout Buenos Aires but to provincial towns and even to neighbouring Uruguay. Image credit: Youtube Having been established as a reputable dance, tango then spread to Europe. Paris is believed to be ground zero of tango’s widespread fame in Europe and then the rest of the world. Once again, these Argentine playboys would frequent bohemian parties held by each nation’s elite to introduce this risqué dance. The world loved it and by the 1910s tango found its way to Paris, London and New York. The true golden age of the tango was seen during the 1930s and the 1950s. People worldwide saw tango on the silver screen as well as the proliferation of tango records to listen to at home. No longer was tango performed in seedy bars but in well-reputed places such as milongas (tango dance halls). Today the tango is listed as one of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage and there are 8 types of tango that reflect the diverse cultures from the globe that have added its own flare to the Argentine tango. Image credit: KingGoya When in Buenos Aires, you can catch this dramatic and sensual dance on the streets of Calle Florida or Boca. If you prefer a sit-down show, then the San Telmo or Microcentro districts have plenty of dinner + dance combos for you to spend a romantic evening. If you want a front row seat to watch this spectacular performance or wish to have a charming Argentine pull you in for a dance, take a look at our tours to Buenos Aires >>

A Brief History of Tango

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Have you ever dream of immersing in the National Geographic moments as you escape to the heart of remote lands of Antarctica ? From 2019, Ponant and National Geographic joined forces and combined their expertise, and bring spirited adventure travellers a unique opportunity to embarks on selections of new expedition cruises to the White Continent. Read on and get inspired. written by Ilona Chin/photos provided by Ponant Aboard the state-of-art ships with French flair and luxury cruising indulgence. The world leader in Polar expedition for almost 20 years, Ponant has provided its passengers with enriching and unparalleled travel experiences aboard luxury ships around the world. The luxury cruise has an intimate ambience with only 200 passengers on board for each journey. Passengers will indulge in French flair dining and dedicate service. The modern fleet of state-of-art ships featured the first multi-sensory underwater lounge and built with leading-edge technologies to appreciate the mother nature and marine life. Choosing a Ponant Expeditions Cruise meant you are connecting to your environment in great comfort. Embarks on the most unforgettable Sea-Crossing journey to the Drake Passage The Ponant’s Polar Expeditions will include the thrilling adventure of crossing the Drake Passage, the Sea-Crossing between South America’s Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica . One gets to see the first giant ice-bergs up close and breathe the first crisp air at the deck. There’s something quite exhilarating about experiencing rolling waves aboard an ice-strengthened Antarctica expedition vessel. Ponant’s cruise ships are equipped with modern satellite, newest weather monitoring technologies and stabilizers to absorb much of the swinging. The passage’s inherent unpredictability means that it can be spooky, at time. However, crossing the Drake is a rite of passage, regarded as one of the most remarkable and unforgettable adventures to seek connection with the seventh continent. The chances for spectacular wildlife observing along the Drake are high, with hourglass dolphins, humpback whales and migrating albatross birds making regular appearances. It is a unique wildlife encounter for every passenger onboard Antarctica cruises. Unleash your inner explorer through National Geographic immersive expedition National Geographic has been arousing our inner explorer for 130 years, through its legendary ground-breaking stories telling from the brilliant scientists, adventure explorer, talented photographers and creative filmmaker. Together we offer new itineraries taking you to the world most awe-inspiring and remote destinations in a blend of luxury and immersive experiences . Inspired by Science and adventures, National Geographic motivates people with personal connections through explorations. What makes the cruise special is that National Geographic Expeditions will provide a range of expedition resources onboard. Leading experts and National Geographic photographers will travel onboard and engage with the passengers through presentations and informal discussions to create immersive and quality experiences. Passengers will learn about wildlife, conservation and various destinations with the team of naturalist experts in multiple fields. Fall under the magical spell of the White Continent An unspoilt world of icy water and unique wildlife awaits you, set off to discover the icy vastness, sourcing glacier, beach of volcanic sand. The diverse landscape of Antarctica forms a natural habitat for enchanting wildlife and abundant fauna. Enjoy the expedition in total peace of mind, take a trip in Zodiac® outings accompanied by one of our expert naturalist guides. Land on a deserted shore to get as close as possible to the incredible fauna and connect with penguins, seals and other wildlife. No place on Earth compares to this tremendous white wilderness, immerse in the world of snow, ice, water, rock and adorable wildlife. You will fall under the magical spell of Antarctica. Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip with Ponant and National Geographic experts, book now at Sedunia Travel

Why you should go Antarctica with Ponant and National Geographic

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Located at Victoria Peak, the Hong Kong branch of the world-famous Madame Tussauds is the first Madame Tussauds museum in Asia. Get up close and personal with famous icons in film, television, music, sports, politics and history. Featuring over 100 fantastic lifelike wax figures and 12 interactive zones, Madame Tussauds offers a world of unique, interactive experiences and fantastic memories that last a lifetime! See you there!
Compiled and rewritten by Ilona Meet Asian VIPs at the Hong Kong Glamour zone Join the hottest celebrity party in town at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong ! This area of the museum gets you upclose with some of today’s famous celebrities! The only place where world-famous A-Listers meet Asian VIPs! Get ready to fall in love with Andy Lau in a dashing tux! So incredibly lifelike, that you can even listen to his heartbeat! Walk down the red carpet with Miss Universe, Pia Wurtzbach who made history again as the first Filipino to be featured at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong. Whether you adore Oscar-winning actresses like Nicole Kidman, or Asian film and music legends, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong offers something for everybody! So, what are you waiting for? The red carpet has been rolled out and waiting for you! Pose like a fashion model at the Fashion Zone No city embodies dazzling celebrities, hot fashion, fast-moving trends like Hong Kong! The glitzy catwalk of Madame Tussauds Hong Kong’s Fashion Zone features a star-studded style journey with the likes of mega-stars while incorporating amazing augmented reality experiences! Strike a pose with the outrageously beautiful Hollywood siren, Angelina Jolie! Do you love cover star Angelababy? Stop and get your best Insta-worthy shot with her on a magazine cover to remember! Famous for his signature roles in the “Edward Scissorhands” and “Pirate of the Carribean”, Johnny Depp looks stylish in our Fashion Zone. You won’t be able to resist meeting him! Rub shoulders with today’s political giants at the Historical and National Heroes zone Have you ever dreamt of meeting the Queen of England? Now’s your chance! Get acquainted with Britain’s royal family. Step up and take a bow to meet Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in all their resplendent finery! Take this opportunity to capture a photo worth remembering with the longest-reigning monarch in the world!
Prefer rubbing shoulders with today’s political giants? Get ready to interview American Presidents Barack Obama, Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping. But wait! Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are here too!
Spot the famous blonde bombshell at the World Premiere zone Perfect for film buffs and movie aficionados, the World Premiere provides a stage for you to be part of a Hollywood film! Famous Stars from the nostalgic Hollywood era, and the Asian film industry! Enjoy your Breakfast at Tiffany’s moment with the legendary Audrey Hepburn, decked out in her classic “little black dress”. Make your mark next to the most famous blonde bombshell in history, Marilyn Monroe, in her flowing white gown. Learn Kung Fu from the legendary Wing Chun master at Kung Fu Zone Inspired by a traditional Zen monastery, the Kung Fu Zone is Hong Kong’s first permanent tribute to martial arts and local Kung Fu films! Bruce Lee, one of the greatest martial arts masters of all time, is immortalized with his signature flying kick through a dojo wall! Donnie Yen appears as Ip Man, the legendary Wing Chun master to Bruce Lee. Michelle Yeoh clutches Chinese sabres as she readies for battles like the fierce and fearless Yu Shu Lien from the award-winning film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. The world-famous and beloved Hong Kong hero Jackie Chan strikes an iconic pose in a traditional Duangua suit, inviting guests to take their best shot with our professional cameraman! Dance like a Korean Pop-star at K-Wave Zone The Korean Wave has taken the world by storm! Madame Tussauds Hong Kong’s pays tribute to that, by introducing the K-Wave Zone, which provides a unique opportunity for fans to explore the vibrant city of Seoul with their favourite Korean celebrities! Meet model-turned-actor Lee Jong-suk as he lights up the distinctive backdrop of Myeongdong Street with his mod neon pink suit!! Ready to hit the club? Step onto their ultra-fun LED stage and learn how to move like a Korean pop star with their unique LED Dancing Game! Be impressed by the famous Football celebrities at The Champions Zone Experience the ultimate adrenaline rush as you hear the roar of the crowd in The Champions Zone! The perfect chance to meet some of the world’s biggest sports stars up close, get ready to shoot hoops with a famous basketball shooter. Everyone loves football! Learn how to score the perfect goal with the admirable David Beckham and the ever-awesome Cristiano Ronaldo. Capture your Insta-gold moments at The Selfie Gallery zone The Hong Kong Madame Tussauds has the first-ever Selfie Gallery where you can be the star of the show! The Selfie Gallery is the perfect place to stop and strike a pose while enjoying one of our iconic coffees and Hokkaido ice creams. Step inside and unwind in the cafe with a delightful menu, it is the perfect spot to relax after enjoying panoramic views of Hong Kong on the Peak. Get ready to snap fun and flirty photos with your friends! Serving piping hot lattes and aromatic coffees, we can even put your favourite picture on top of one of our frothy cappuccinos. Our glamorous silver-themed Selfie Gallery is designed for some fabulous Insta-moments featuring 3D facades illuminated in sweet candy colours. Go wild over the Avant-garde art of Yayoi Kusama at the Art Gallery zone The Avant-Garde Japanese contemporary artist, Yayoi Kusama will make you go wild over one of her insanely popular infinity room concepts! Decorated in iconic yellow polka dots and gourd motifs, this art installation invites you to embark on a visual journey you won’t forget! Parallel mirrors, along with dramatic lighting effects, instantly create a sense of infinite space and dissolve the border between space and oneself, inviting visitors to get lost in a visual journey of “self-obliteration.” Sing along with your favourite icons at the Music Icons Zone Madame Tussauds Hong Kong offers the hottest backstage pass to music icons you know and adore! Meet platinum-selling girl power icon, Ariana Grande and show off your moonwalking skills with the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. If you love musical legends, find your inspiration from the King of Rock n’Roll, Elvis Presley. Sing along to your favourite Beatles songs and take a selfie with them. All the bestselling artists in the history of music are definitely in the house! Embrace your “inner child” at the Animated World Zone Perfect for fun-loving kids and the young-at-heart, the Animated World Zone features your favourite superheroes, animations, characters and more! Feel what it’s like to have super-powers with Marvel’s flagship hero. Iron Man! Stand in the grip of the most massive wax figure ever made in Madame Tussauds Hong Kong’s iconic history. The Incredible Hulk! Discover the secrets of Wax creations Learn about the incredible craft and skill that goes behind the making of Madame Tussauds Hong Kong ’s fantastic wax creations! Our fascinating interactive experience enables you to see first-hand the studio secrets behind the art of wax figure making, from the very beginning of sculpting and moulding to the final stage of colouring. Meet our very own founder and innovative visionary, Madame Marie Tussaud as she reveals the art she pioneered from Strasbourg to the Royal Court in Versailles! Complete the interactive, star-studded journey at the Madame Tussauds Hong Kong souvenir shop! Select unique, specially made souvenirs from your fantastic experience and share exquisite gifts with your friends and family.
How to get to the Madame Tussauds Hong Kong The museum located inside Peak Tower, at Victoria Peak. Take the MTR and take Island Line or Tsuen Wan Line to Central Station. Walk to Peak Tram Lower Terminus on Garden Road for the tram up to the Peak. Another way is to take Bus 15C or Bus 15 to the top of Victoria Peak. Alternatively, you can take a bus or a taxi to get to The Peak. Insider tips: Children under 12 are allowed into the museum only if accompanied by an adult.No food is allowed in the museum.Professional photographers are provided to take photos for visitors with their favourite wax icons.Open from 10 am to 10 pm, Monday to Sunday and public holiday
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Ponant presents luxury expeditions to some of the world most remote and exceptional destinations on earth. Step aboard the state-of-art ships with an ultra-modern fleet, you will indulge in a stylish environment blend with French flair. A first-class cruise experience combination of excellent French culinary, luxurious amenities, attentive service and immersive expedition. Welcome aboard. Written by Ilona Chin What made Ponant unique? Have you ever dream of travelling to the remote lands aboard a once-in-a-lifetime cruise voyage? Unleash your inner explorer with Ponant, and the only French-owned cruise line blends luxury with expeditions and unique itineraries. With the fleet of 12 modern ships, Ponant has the ship and experience to take you to the most extreme region to Antarctica, Arctic Pacific Ocean and Northern Europe in complete safety. Whether Polar or Tropical, Ponant well-trained expedition experts will bring you as close as possible to the unspoilt nature and honour traditional cultures. These are the 4 Hand Picks recommended destinations by Sedunia Travel.
The Antarctic Polar Expedition The leader in luxury expeditions to Polar region for over 20 years, Ponant promise of an unparalleled adventure in Antarctica. Set off to discover the icy vastness, massive tabletop iceberg, and abundant fauna of the mystery “White Continent”. The diversity of the landscape forms a natural haven for enchanting wildlife. Sail on the Weddell Sea, among the patches of pack ice. Zodiac® outings and shore excursions bring you closer to the pristine nature and interact with penguins, seals and other wildlife of Polar region. The Arctic Explorer Explore the untamed land of the Arctic region where the sun merely basks the horizon in the short summer. Endless sights of soaring glaciers, jaw-dropping fjords and incredible fauna await you. Venture to Spitsbergen polar to encounter polar bears, the lord of the sea ice in its natural habitat. Not forgetting to glimpse into the culture of Inuit people in their traditional bright-coloured village houses, admire sublime landscape where the ice meets the greenery and thriving marine wonders in the Greenland Sea. The Pacific Ocean Adventure The Azure ocean of the Pacific is home to many marine treasures and the largest sea on the planet. Unearth the remote archipelagos the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the dramatic fjords of New Zeland and untouched islands on top-end Australian. Ponant will carry you to the Southern Sea to discover the Asmat region and its tiny ancient village. Mingle with the locals as you enjoy the traditional culture show, immerse in the untamed beauty of the paradise and Aboriginal traditions in Northern Australia. Northern Europe Discovery From breathtaking Norwegian fjords to mystical British isles, Ponant sails between London and Dublin into the heart of Celtic shores further to the lands of magic and legends. Discover Dublin; the Irish metropolis is brimming with authentic charm and cosy ambience. The ship is sailing between Aberdeen and Cohenpagen along the Lyser fjord, meaning the “Fjord of Light”, bordered by towering granite cliffs. You will encounter many seabirds, gannets and European shags.
Calling lovers of exploration, adventure and discovery! Set on a once-a-lifetime expedition. Aboard Ponant to some of the most intriguing and untouched destinations on earth where the great story of human exploration took place. Solo travellers get to enjoy zero supplements on selected departures, book early to avoid disappointment. Find out more at https://en.ponant.com/

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Written by Ilona Chin Ponant presents luxury expeditions to some of the world most remote and exceptional destinations on earth. Step aboard the state-of-art ships with an ultra-modern fleet, you will indulge in a stylish environment blend with French flair. A first-class cruise experience combination of excellent French culinary, luxurious amenities, attentive service and immersive expedition. Welcome aboard. What made Ponant unique? Have you ever dream of travelling to the remote lands aboard a once-in-a-lifetime cruise voyage? Unleash your inner explorer with Ponant, and the only French-owned cruise line blends luxury with expeditions and unique itineraries. With the fleet of 12 modern ships, Ponant has the ship and experience to take you to the most extreme region to Antarctica, Arctic Pacific Ocean and Northern Europe in complete safety. Whether Polar or Tropical, Ponant well-trained expedition experts will bring you as close as possible to the unspoilt nature and honour traditional cultures. These are the 4 Hand Picks recommended destinations by Sedunia Travel. The Antarctic Polar Expedition The leader in luxury expeditions to Polar region for over 20 years, Ponant promise of an unparalleled adventure in Antarctica. Set off to discover the icy vastness, massive tabletop iceberg, and abundant fauna of the mystery “White Continent”. The diversity of the landscape forms a natural haven for enchanting wildlife. Sail on the Weddell Sea, among the patches of pack ice. Zodiac® outings and shore excursions bring you closer to the pristine nature and interact with penguins, seals and other wildlife of Polar region. The Arctic Explorer Explore the untamed land of the Arctic region where the sun merely basks the horizon in the short summer. Endless sights of soaring glaciers, jaw-dropping fjords and incredible fauna await you. Venture to Spitsbergen polar to encounter polar bears, the lord of the sea ice in its natural habitat. Not forgetting to glimpse into the culture of Inuit people in their traditional bright-coloured village houses, admire sublime landscape where the ice meets the greenery and thriving marine wonders in the Greenland Sea. The Pacific Ocean Adventure The Azure ocean of the Pacific is home to many marine treasures and the largest sea on the planet. Unearth the remote archipelagos the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the dramatic fjords of New Zeland and untouched islands on top-end Australian. Ponant will carry you to the Southern Sea to discover the Asmat region and its tiny ancient village. Mingle with the locals as you enjoy the traditional culture show, immerse in the untamed beauty of the paradise and Aboriginal traditions in Northern Australia. Northern Europe Discovery From breathtaking Norwegian fjords to mystical British isles, Ponant sails between London and Dublin into the heart of Celtic shores further to the lands of magic and legends. Discover Dublin; the Irish metropolis is brimming with authentic charm and cosy ambience. The ship is sailing between Aberdeen and Cohenpagen along the Lyser fjord, meaning the “Fjord of Light”, bordered by towering granite cliffs. You will encounter many seabirds, gannets and European shags. Calling lovers of exploration, adventure and discovery! Set on a once-a-lifetime expedition. Aboard Ponant to some of the most intriguing and untouched destinations on earth where the great story of human exploration took place. Solo travellers get to enjoy zero supplements on selected departures, book early to avoid disappointment. Find out more at https://en.ponant.com/

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Written by Ilona, Photos provided by Qatar Tourism Aspiring to make Qatar the cultural capital of the Middle East, the country has taken on the artistic route by bringing art into the public realm to explore a broader audience around the streets of Doha to the local creative scene. To persuade local talents to establish an organic connection in art, the local community array various forms of skill in the public area with a range of public art installations by leading international artists around the country. Here we showcase some of the most imposing Public Arts around Qatar; it’s simply amazing! Souq Waqif – Le Pouce by César Baldaccini Marking the most significant success in Qatar’s history, Qatar Museums revealed that a new public art piece by a recognized French artist César Baldaccini. This historic heart of the city with a bit of modern history, blending the traditional with the contemporary. Le Pouce, in the shape of a gigantic thumb, is one of its creator’s signature pieces. It becomes the latest addition to Qatar’s large-scale public art collection, aims to connect public crowds in Qatar with inspiring works of art through unexpected interactions in daily life. Hamad International Airport – Lamp Bear by Urs Fischer This giant bronze sculpture by Swiss artist Urs Fischer was auctioned off at Christie for $6.8 million takes centre stage and welcomes passengers in the departures terminal of Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar. It is a 23-foot canary yellow teddy bear carved from bronze blissfully sit inside a lamp in the grand foyer leading to HIA’s world-class duty-free hall. It enlightens the space around it and recalls travellers of precious objects from home.
MIA Park – The ‘7’ Sculpture by Richard Serra American artist Richard Serra designed the ‘7’ Sculpture features a looming 80-feet tower by the pier of MIA Park (a crescent-shaped promenade). It was unveiled in 2011, the towering piece overlooking the Doha bay and embracing the surrounding greenery of MIA Park. The number seven has spiritual significance in Islamic tradition, Serra pays tribute in this sculpture and built from seven steel plates. Inspired by a minaret in Afghanistan, this is the tallest art piece ever made by Richard Serra and his first installation in the Middle East. It made from 7 steel plates, each 78 feet high and 8 feet wide and arranged in a seven-sided shape. Desert of Brouq – East-West/West-East by Richard Serra Located in one of the most remote areas in Qatar, this imposing East-West/West-East installation spans over a kilometre and comprises four steel plates in the Brouq Nature Reserve. Each over fourteen metres in height. To pledge perfect alignment, Richard Serra examined the topography of the land and appealingly enhanced the vast, bleak space in the heart of the desert. The result is spectacular and timeless, and the American sculptor has called this sculpture his most fulfilling piece.
Salwa Road Tunnel – Calligraffiti by El Seed Photo credited to Public Art (QMA) on https://www.flickr.com/
In Arab culture, calligraphy has a rich history, and you can often see the beautiful writing adorning jewellery, buildings, or as simple words phrases. When you take it to the street and painting walls, then you get Calligraffiti as French-Tunisian artist El Seed calls his work. Fifty-two large murals blending Arabic calligraphy with the Western art of graffiti, El Seed’s graffiti art is in recognizable feature for anyone travelling along one of the buzzing roads in Qatar. Each mural inspired by an aspect of life in Qatar, it becomes one of the city’s most distinguished example of public art. National Convention Centre – Maman by Louise Bourgeois This giant spider sculpture sits in Qatar’s National Convention Centre – a stunning home that makes it all the more striking. It stops visitors in their tracks, allowing them to encounter art in an everyday setting. Louise Bourgeois captures a fragile moment, where a protective mother carries her eggs through marble, bronze, and stainless steel reveals the beauty in an initially intimidating object. The powerful art piece called Maman, meaning “mama” or “mommy” in French. Louise Bourgeois explores the meaning of motherhood and alludes to the strength of her mother, whom she lost at the age of twenty-one. Sidra Medical Centre – The Miraculous Journey by Damien Hirst The Miraculous Journey is a set of staggering figures of a baby growing in a uterus. This installation is situated at Sidra Medical Centre speaks the beauty of an extraordinary human process special dedicated to women and children, the venue and pieces empower each other. The outrageous installation is a series of fourteen sculptures, charting the progress of a new life in a uterus, adding a set of twins, and ending with a 45-foot-high model of a new-born baby boy. The first “nude” sculpture in the Middle East , even if it is merely a baby. Katara Cultural Village – Gandhi’s Three Monkeys by Subodh Gupta A collection of three sculptures showing heads wearing military gear. Each piece made out of kitchen utensils, old pails, traditional Indian lunch boxes and glass bowls. There are three soldiers’ heads wearing different headgear. “See no evil” head wears goggles, “hear no evil” head wears a balaclava hood, and “speak no evil” head wears a gas mask. Located amid Katara, Doha’s vibrant cultural village, this installation captures people’s attention by tackling the bold theme of war and peace in a domestic setting.
Aspire Park – Perceval by Sarah Lucas Photo credited to mira66 on https://www.flickr.com/
Adored by children who play in the Aspire Park, Perceval is a bronze sculpture of a shire horse leading a cart containing giant marrows which is the artist’s only famous piece of public art and homage to British culture. That is the unique touch of Sarah Lucas, creating something that would be ordinary in one part of the world but stands out as something unique in another. Lifelike and looking very out of place for the region, this one is a local favourite, probably because it is built to scale and makes a nice switch from the more ordinary found camels. Calling Art aficionado, make sure you visit these nine eye-catching Public Art Pieces in Qatar on your next vacation. Book your Qatar tour with Sedunia travel now.

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written by Ilona Chin Think summer is the best time to travel? Think again! The off-peak season presents cooler temperatures, thinner crowds, and thicker wallets. Escape by Globus is the best collection of the top itineraries across the planet presented during Winter or off-peak season, hence you can experience the world’s most famous destinations for better deals.
Travel for less during Winter Snow and reindeer add Christmas festive spirit, you can shop for gingerbread to sleigh bells and plenty of good cheers in the traditional Christmas markets all over Europe. Winter is the most magical season in Europe, a total of 27 exciting packages are featured in this coming winter season. Here we reckon our four favourite destinations to get you packing. The Sound of Christmas Music in Austria Winter in Austria is cold but temperatures rarely drop under zero during the day and there is a load of sunny days. indulge yourself for a musical concert in Vienna, wander around traditional Christmas markets or escape to an idyllic Alpine village. If you travel to Austria in December, there’s no way to miss out on the traditional Christmas markets.
The beautifully decorated wooden Christmas stalls offer handicrafts and gifts, festive baked treats, and Glühwein to keep you warm. The scent of gingerbread drifting through the crisp, cold air, singing along to Christmas songs and wrapping around a steaming mug of Glühwein is one of the wonderful time of winter in Austria. Ring in Hogmanay like a Viking in Scotland Hogmanay is Scotland’s New Year’s celebration, the Scots come in full force to blast at the end of the year. If you looking for a unique way to welcome the 2020 New Year, join the Scots singing Auld Lang Syne or walking through the street celebrations in Edinburgh. Besides concerts, street parties, fireworks and earthbound fire spectaculars. A number of ancient traditions related to Hogmanay in Scotland can still be found in some private celebrations. Immerse in the scent and taste of Morocco If you looking forward to a bit of warmth and sunshine, Winter is a perfect time to visit Morocco. Commonly known as the Kingdom of Morocco, the North African country is an all-embracing destination with something for everyone. Get a glimpse of the authentic history in the Imperial cities of Marrakech, being drawn into the beautiful sound of the snake charmer’s flute in Jemaa el Fna. Take in the smells of the Tanneries and taste Moroccan cultures through the gastronomy of Fez. Get lost while you wander around the maze-like medieval alleys in the ancient cities, or steep climbs in the Medina with over 100 different shades of blue in the enchanting town of Chefchaouen. Founded by Mulay Rachid Ben Ali, Chefchaouen is a small mountain town with a blending of Spanish and Jewish heritage. The civilization of European has extended across the continent. The tradition of painting everything blue dates back to the Jewish people who settled Chefchaouen in the 15th century, the colour mirrors the sky and reminds them of God.
The charming Carnevale of Venice Once upon a time, the appearance of San Marco Square was bursting of vibrant colour, the Palazzos along the Grand Canal was new and glittering with fresh paint, golden ornament and elegant marble sculptures. The waterfront of Piazzetta in San Marco Square was packed with elaborately-decorated galleys loaded with cargos from Asia, Egypt, Spain, Britain, even Iceland.
The Carnevale of Venice is an annual festival held in Venice, Italy. The festival is world-famous for its elaborate masks and masquerade ball. According to tradition, the Carnival of Venice started in honour of the victory over the Patriarch of Aquileia dating back to 1162 when the people started to dance and celebrate in San Marco Square. The culture of masking has a long tradition in Venice in the time of the Renaissance, masks were a ritual of Carnevale celebrations. The hauntingly charming Venice’s Carnevale start from 1st week to 3rd week of February, reminiscent the Renaissance Age in Venice. Dressing like locals in elaborate costumes and spooky masks, relive the canal city’s vivid history to life. Difficult to look for a travelling partner? No worry, we have good news for solo travellers. In addition to great prices for all travellers, a solo traveller can benefit too. For most tours, there’s a number of single rooms where the single supplement is waived. Leave the hassle of planning to Sedunia Travel, we got you covered. Find out more here .

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No sunset is the same, just like no two people have the same fingerprint. The sun may set every day, but the beauty and wonder of each sunset yields a different feel at each distinct location. Angkor Wat - CAMBODIA Venice - ITALY Masai Mara - KENYA Taj Mahal - INDIA Inside Passage - ALASKA Cairo - EGYPT Sydney - AUSTRALIA Isle of Skye - SCOTLAND Amsterdam - NETHERLANDS Want to visit any of these sites to take your own picture of these glorious sunsets, just call 03 2142 0222 or email contact@seduniatravel.com

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