Archive for August, 2008

Tajik trails

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 30 - 2008

His yesteryears tiny republic was in fact created within Uzbekistan. At one time during its earlier reign, the capital city of Dushanbe was popularly known as Stalinabad. Tajikistan gained independent status in 1929 and its formation had started from Dushanbe, a village of 3000 occupants. The first Tajik newspaper came into being in 1926. One thing that attracts great attention is that despite having started out small, the Tajik education system came into being almost instantaneously. The official languages here are Tajik, Uzbek and Russian. Recognized as the Republic of Tajikistan, despite its tiny frame it exists and enthralls tourists at all times.

Moscow magic

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 29 - 2008

If you’re considering a Russian retreat, it’s a brilliant idea. Here’s where you’ll see traces of the former USSR at its best. From the Great Russian ballerinas and stories of czars and czarinas, the royal family and disappearances, there’s a lot that woos you. In fact, the Russians have a ridiculously high number of worldwide rich individuals. There’s no denying their women’s tennis supremacy either. So what you really have is still a race of rulers that haven’t given up and continue to leave their mark in modern times. With oil pipelines that are endless and living standards that are vaguely disparate, you’ll have a lot to look into.

The tiny Moldavia

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 28 - 2008

Despite its tiny size, the Moldavians have accepted other races with open arms. They have had a decent ethnic population of Ukrainians, Russians and Jews. Moldova has always had a strong Romanian influence despite soviet intervention and war. Previously it was recognized as a largely rural populace. Despite its miniature status it did have a strong economy that thrived on canned food production and has had a good vegetable produce. Its official languages are Moldovan and Russian and its capital city is Chi?in?u/Kishinev. Moldavia has enjoyed great development with the previous USSR budget favoring it. In the past Moldavia has also braved a massive famine about 60 years earlier.

The cold Bucharest

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 27 - 2008

Of course you must wonder how cold it gets here, but that’s just part of the experience here. With history studded in the lanes there’s many places of national interest you can visit. Here you’ll find great food practices and meat is an important part of your diet. For travelers, the railways are a great way to get around. In fact the railways are convenient to get o the nearby smaller locales. Bucharest has a great economy and is a modernistic face to Romania’s old cultures. The memories of war are distant and what greets you is a new high spirited city that’s bade goodbye to its past woes.

When and where in Amsterdam?

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 26 - 2008

Amsterdam is a beautiful city of Holland that artists usually love to visit. Some travel tips on this visit will make your first footsteps in this fascinating city evergreen in your memories. You can expect rain at any time in Amsterdam. This never limits the number of tourists to this city. You will find enough of decent weather even in the off season time. July and August are the peak seasons to visit while summer is ideal for the worshippers of sun. April to May is known as the tulip season in Amsterdam. You can enjoy the canals, Royal Palace, Rijksmuseum and Van Gong Museum

The Morocco Musings

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 25 - 2008

You’ll find shopkeepers wearing traditional hats so don’t mistake everyone for a high priest. Their brilliant black mint tea that’s made in their traditional tea pots offers a taste and fragrance that’s difficult to imitate. Imagine finding it difficult to make black tea that tastes like theirs, that’s how specific things are. You’ll find a public bath and the bazaar is hard to miss. With the night market active you can grab a meat delicacy into the late hours seated under the open sky powered by traditional lamps and dancers and performers at street corners who will entertain you with true delight.

Shop at Melbourne during your travel

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 20 - 2008

Melbourne is a famous city known as the fashion capital of Australia. Going to this beautiful city for a different shopping experience will be an appreciable decision.

In Melbourne, you can start from the Victoria Market which is in the center of Melbourne town. You can then move to the South Melbourne Markets during the weekends. The interiors of this city have some wonderful bars and you can check in for some great cocktails. You can enjoy great food, drinks and amazing clothes from this fashion city of Melbourne. Enjoy shopping at the Chadstone shopping center which is the largest in Australia.

Roam Sydney

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 15 - 2008

Sydney is one of the beautiful places in the world. If you are planning for a trip to Sydney, you must be aware of some essential things. If you are planning to see Sydney, you will not have to travel a lot since almost all the attractions are near to the central city. The only places for which you will have to move away from this central or the harbor will be the Bondi and Manly.

If you have a few days in Sydney, you can enjoy the CBD area, visit the rocks and spend some time on the harbor where you will enjoy a warm day and a blue sky.

Moving in London – London travel tips

Posted by eTravel Admin On August - 11 - 2008

London can be one of the best destinations that you can try out for any vacation. It is better to know a few useful tips on how to travel London easily.

Since the traffic can be hectic and too busy in London, always try to make use of the tube system. This underground system is largely used by the people to travel in London. This will take you to any destination in few minutes. You can depend on the taxi drivers for all travels since they will take you through the quickest ways which will help you save time in your London journey.


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