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The Man Who Walks On Water - In a small village in Zhejiang province, you might find Fang Shuyun floating on the river, balancing delicately on a single thin piece of bamboo. The locals call him the Water Ghost.
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If you are a young couple in search of some bewitching places for a romantic stay, then Coorg might just be just the right place for you. DM us to know some amazing resorts you could stay in while you are in Coorg. goo.gl/hov6DX
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This Tofu Is Made With Water From A Mud Volcano - There is a town up the mountains in Taiwan that makes its tofu with mud water and local soybeans. But how does mud water + soybeans = tofu?
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Experience a different safari everyday in Magical Kenya
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Holiday lights around the world in 2018: From Christmas through to Chinese New Year, cities around the world are getting their glow on.
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Borromini was best known for his ability to play convex and concave curves against each other for dramatic effect.
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On #OneHappyIsland, it’s easy to speak like a local! Learn Papiamento with #ArubaLocal, Stanson. “Bunita Bista” = “Beautiful View”. Watch more insider tips and local stories from real Arubans at aruba.com/localstories
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Taiwanese Dumplings Made of Betel Leaf (Chef’s Plate Ep. 6) - This Taiwan chef is from an indigenous tribe. Check out how she uses foraged ingredients from the jungle 🌿 in her dishes, unique to her village.
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The name "Krewe of Tucks" comes from the name of the now non-existent Uptown pub (Friar Tucks) where two college students decided to start their own krewe. Tucks is recognized for its satirical floats, including the King's Throne (a giant toilet). Throws include toilet brushes and hand-decorated plungers (pictured.) This year, Tucks rolls on March 2 at noon in Uptown New Orleans.
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