Flavours from China
Back in France the Chinese restaurants have a poor reputation and are often the cheapest. They serve always the same […]
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27 August 2011 by Romane | Category North Asia, Travel diary, China, Travel
Back in France the Chinese restaurants have a poor reputation and are often the cheapest. They serve always the same […]
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26 August 2011 by Remi | Category North Asia, Travel diary, China, Travel
What a monumental place holds Beijing in our collective imaginary! It promises millenarian culture, imperial refinement and exotic languages. Of […]
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25 August 2011 by Romane | Category North Asia, Travel diary, China, Travel
A Catholic church, a Protestant church, Gothic architecture here and there, shops with German signs, a street named “Guantao Strasse”… […]
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23 August 2011 by Romane | Category North Asia, Travel diary, China, Travel
On seaside, to warn of waves “Be careful, the waves surged” When you are an independant traveler in China the […]
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20 August 2011 by Romane | Category North Asia, Travel diary, China, Travel
Shanghai and Beijing are bitter enemies. It is a bit like Paris and Marseilles in France. We tried both, and […]
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15 August 2011 by Romane | Category North Asia, Tips, Travel diary, Nepal, Travel
After 12 days trekking around Annapurnas we finally arrived in Pokhara (2nd city of Nepal) like children entering Walt Disney […]
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14 August 2011 by Remi | Category North Asia, Travel diary, Nepal, Travel
Thorung Phedi village is the last stop before the dreadful Thorung La pass, the highest pass in the world (+5415 […]
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13 August 2011 by Remi | Category North Asia, Travel diary, Nepal, Travel
After Chame we enter in the conifer realm, mountains are even more step, night are cold and I have to […]
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8 August 2011 by Romane | Category North Asia, Travel diary, Nepal, Travel
After some express shopping in Kathmandu, we started the famous trek around Annapurnas. It is the most popular trek in […]
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28 July 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
French breakfast in the Indian way Delhi is the overcrowded capital of an overcrowded country. Huge, dirty and noisy, it […]
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28 July 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
Let’s dive for a while in the epic past of the 18en century in India. India was then Indias, a […]
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28 July 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
It is maybe the most recognizable monument in the world. If you try to draw it on a sheet of […]
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21 July 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
The highway which goes to Jaipur is tared, but you can’t help swallow a lot of dust. Our nose is […]
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2 July 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, India, Travel
Even in Rajahstan, the most touristic state of India, it is easy to get out of the beaten path and […]
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28 June 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, India, Travel
Close your eyes and imagine… Sun is setting on the Pichola artificial lake of Udaipur. Udaipur, what a magic name, […]
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25 June 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
We arrived in Ahmedabad by bus, and not by train (see our first experience with trains in India). Ahmedabad is […]
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22 June 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
Arriving in India is often tough because of the great contrast. We were particularly unlucky for our first 24 hours […]
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21 June 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, India, Travel
The lights of the landing plan pierce the night at Mumbai (Bombay) airport. India receive us for a few weeks. […]
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14 June 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
[Extrait Audio/Audio Clip] Long and dusty is the railway travel from Chumphon (South ) to Bangkok. 3rd class wooden seats, […]
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13 June 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
Separating Laos, Cambodia and Thailand is the tranquil and large Mekong. We invite you t discover the Mekong trough a […]
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12 June 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
After all those visits of temples we wanted to change a bit and take some fresh air. Thus we decided […]
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8 June 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
After our visit of Ayutthaya we were not already bored by temples and Buddhas. Thus we decided to continue our […]
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5 June 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
But what is a monkey town ? For me, a town where the real inhabitants are the monkeys. Small, agile, […]
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31 May 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
[Extrait Audio/Audio Clip] Between the 14th and the 18th centuries Ayutthaya, also known as Siam, was a very powerful kingdom. […]
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28 May 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
Most people will say we have been in holidays for 7 months and we won’t contradict them. After all we […]
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27 May 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
If you go to Koh Tao island you will probably go through Chumphon. However few travelers spend some time in […]
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21 May 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, Thailand, Travel
The flying time between Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia and Phuket in Thailand is only 45 minutes. Plus several hours between […]
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20 May 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
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17 May 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
By taking the train to go to Dabong, you leave behind the very urban Malaysia. Our train was 15 years […]
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16 May 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
We stopped for few days in Kota Bharu, newt to the Thai border, in the north of Malaysia. Here also […]
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4 May 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
We decided to go to Georgetown, Penang Island, because of the very nice booklet of the tourist office. It was […]
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29 April 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
How comical is the history of Tanah Rata! Brits living in Malaysia were suffering from the hot and the humidity. […]
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26 April 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
The shadow of the Petronas Towers hang over Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia. And this shadow certainly does help with […]
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23 April 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Tips, Travel diary, Malaisie, Travel
2 hours in the over-air-conditioned ferry is a got appetizer for Tioman Island, in Malaysia. The bordreing China Sea with […]
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22 April 2011 by Romane | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Singapore, Travel
Singapore is often described as a mix between Asia and Occident (see our article about the city). But Singapore is […]
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18 April 2011 by Remi | Category South Asia, Travel diary, Singapore, Travel
The plan is slowly turning down toward the Singapore airport, and I start wondering what I should expect of this […]
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16 April 2011 by Remi | Category Travel diary, New-Zealand, Travel
Maybe you heard the sad news about Christchurch earthquake in New Zealand? Don’t think this is about bad luck, as […]
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14 April 2011 by Remi | Category Travel diary, New-Zealand, Travel
After 3 weeks into the tranquil New Zealand, a lot of walks (see our map, second page of markers ), […]
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12 April 2011 by Romane | Category Travel diary, New-Zealand, Travel
New-Zealand is quite famous for its fabulous landscapes and luxuriant forests. However marine life is also fabulous! The Marine Reserve […]
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10 April 2011 by Romane | Category Travel diary, New-Zealand, Travel
Truly our travel to Latin America finished very well, with the mighty Rio Carnaval. This conclude the first half of […]
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4 April 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Brésil, Travel diary, Travel
Rio! Isn’t it a dreaming word! We suddenly think about beach, carnival (see our article)… We did not think we […]
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22 March 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Brésil, Travel diary, Travel
Brazil ! this is an awe inspiring name. It makes you thing to Carnaval, footbal, girls on the beachs of […]
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9 March 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Argentina, Travel diary, Travel
Iguazu falls, a strange name for such a nature marvel! The site is incredible : millions of litres each seconds […]
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5 March 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Paraguay, Travel
What to do with so many water in the region of Missions? Paraguay and Brazil found the answer : build […]
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1 March 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Paraguay, Travel
Remember the movie The Mission, Robert de Niro, the majestic music of Ennio Morricone and the wonderful landscapes of the […]
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1 March 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Paraguay, Travel
Few kilometers from the Paraguay-Argentina border is the most populated city of Paraguay: Asunción, the capital. There are about 500.000 […]
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28 February 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Argentina, Tips, Travel diary, Travel
We leave the good vibes of Buenos Aires for the North of Argentina : Resistencia here we are! It is […]
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24 February 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Argentina, Travel diary, Travel
Buenos Aires! This city will inevitably remember good thinks to travellers and expatriates! Buenos Aires is an extremely pleasant city, […]
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20 February 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Argentina, Travel diary, Travel
After four months travelling in Central and South America we finally arrived in the wine and beef meat country! Surrounded […]
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20 February 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
Today a subject slightly different from music, as this is your chance to learn more about railways in South America […]
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19 February 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Chile, Travel
What does look a so contrasted city as Santiago ? Curiously enough, we could think it is a European town! […]
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14 February 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Chile, Travel
Sand and rocks, both burned by a fierce sun, blue sky without a cloud, but something unique, here in the […]
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7 February 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Chile, Travel
Welcome to Iquique, a coastal city of Chile, caught between the fishy ocean and a big and rich desert. The […]
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6 February 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Chile, Travel
After one month in Peru, we left this country with a think for Rosa and her family whom made us […]
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31 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
At an altitude of 2,300m, Arequipa is the second largest city of Peru. Less known than Cuzco, it is really […]
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28 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Bolivia, Travel diary, Travel
In Central and South America most people are driving very very fast, often preferring the left way to the right one. But how do they do? […]
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28 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
Of course everybody wonder about the Incas walls construction. How do they do to build them without cement and wheel ? […]
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25 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
If you go to Peru you cannot avoid the visit to one of the 7 world’s marvels : Machu Pichu […]
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21 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
After being disappointed by Nazca we went directly to Cuzco with a night bus. The trip was terrible. Because of […]
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20 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Tips, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
Nazca is a little city of the peruvian coast, lost in the desert. Its name comes from the civilisation that […]
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20 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
We spent a week in Lima with the family of Raul and Rosa, and their children Raul and Daniela. We […]
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10 January 2011 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Peru, Travel
Welcome to Piura, Perú (don’t try to say it fast!). Piura is the first big city on the way from […]
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7 January 2011 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Ecuador, Travel
After our exhausting trek on the Inca trail we found a rest in the beautiful colonial city of Cuenca. Its […]
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28 December 2010 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Ecuador, Travel
Incas, native of Peru, invaded Ecuador less than one hundred years before the Spanish. The fall in love with this […]
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26 December 2010 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Ecuador, Travel
Here we are in another capital of South America. The meaning of Quito is “world’s center” (Qui for center and […]
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19 December 2010 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Ecuador, Travel
(Français) Otavalo est une petite ville du Nord de l’Equateur particulièrement connue pour son marché qui est considéré comme le plus grand d’Amérique du Sud […]
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18 December 2010 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Colombia, Travel
We finally left Bogota for more quite lands. Let’s go to the south! After 19 hours of bus (because of […]
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15 December 2010 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Colombia, Travel
One of the most touristy place in Colombia is the Salt Cathedral built in a salt mine. The site, at […]
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15 December 2010 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Colombia, Travel
After one night of bus we finally enter in Bogota, under a rain so heavy it sets off the car […]
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12 December 2010 by Remi | Category South America, Travel diary, Colombia, Travel
Dear reader, reassure yourself, you won’t read another closed room mystery here. Here is the story of the travel-loving purse. […]
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11 December 2010 by Romane | Category South America, Travel diary, Colombia, Travel
After 10 hours of bus from Turbo we finaly arrived in Medellin. From several weeks Colombia have faced terrible floodings. […]
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5 December 2010 by Romane | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Panama, Travel
Today “la rue vibre” will enable you to sparkle in society. You will be able to explain that the border […]
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1 December 2010 by Romane | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Panama, Travel
After this few days in Bocas del Toro, we changed dramatically of place. Going across the famous trans-oceanique canal of […]
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24 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Panama, Travel
Going from Costa Rica to Panama wasn’t fun at all (not even the bridge we had to go through, see […]
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19 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Costa Rica, Travel
As we arrived, Puerto Viejo, a tranquil Caraiban city welcomes us… with a heavy rain. The sea breeze and the […]
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19 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Costa Rica, Travel
You would have serious doubt about it, exiting an AC bus in the very occidental city of San José. Streets […]
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16 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Costa Rica, Travel
(Français) C’est au terme d’un voyage épique de Granada, Nicaragua, que nous arrivons à Liberia, Costa Rica.
Épique car le Costa Rica est le pays le plus riche d’Amérique Centrale
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16 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Nicaragua, Travel
Granada is our next stop, in Nicaragua. This city as a particular charm as it has been for a while […]
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10 November 2010 by Romane | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Nicaragua, Travel
The cathedrale, the biggest in Central America [Extrait Audio/Audio Clip] We spent our first night in Nicaragua in Leon, the […]
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9 November 2010 by Romane | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Honduras, Travel
Waves …. [Extrait Audio/Audio Clip] After one hour with the ferry we arrived on Utila island. Indeed Utila is a […]
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4 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, El Salvador, Honduras, Travel
It took one day and an half to go from the Pacific coast to the other side: the Caribbean sea. […]
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4 November 2010 by Romane | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, El Salvador, Travel
We spent 3 days in El Salvador. We arrived at night in the capital : San Salvador. There we found […]
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1 November 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Guatemala, Travel
After a demanding bus journey (the drive is so harsh that you have to hold tight with your both hands […]
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25 October 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Guatemala, Travel
Charmed by the volcanos beauty who border the Atitlan lake we decided to climb up one.We used a public boat […]
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25 October 2010 by Remi | Category Central America, Travel diary, Guatemala, Travel
Adios Mexico. A sad thought after all the good moments we had in Mexico. We crossed the border at Cuhautemoc. […]
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24 October 2010 by Romane | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
We left San Cristobal and its babas to join the Comitan city where the life is peacer. We did not […]
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21 October 2010 by Remi | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
We put down our backpack in the city of San Cristobal for a few days. San Cristobal is in the […]
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18 October 2010 by Remi | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
We are now in Oaxaca (pronounce Oaraca !) in South Mexico. This city is really special. First it is the […]
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16 October 2010 by Remi | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
We went to Puebla for one day. Puebla is a city at about 2 hours of Mexico. The colonial center […]
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16 October 2010 by Romane | Category Central America, North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
We spent two days in the city of Veracruz. Guided by the famous travel book “Le routard”, we found a […]
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15 October 2010 by Remi | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
Mexico is a city where it’s really easy to get out. We enjoyed it with our friends Jovani and Delphine. […]
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10 October 2010 by Remi | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
We are in Mexico for a few days. We were only able to visit a few area from this city, […]
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6 October 2010 by Remi | Category North and Central America, Travel diary, Mexico, Travel
Welcome in Mexico ! [Extrait Audio/Audio Clip] After an exhausting travel by plane we arrived in the big city of […]
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5 October 2010 by Romane | Category North America, North and Central America, Canada, Travel diary, Travel
We mad a few days stop in Montréal, Canada. Guided by Raphaelle, Romane sister, we discovered this country which seems […]
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5 October 2010 by Romane | Category North America, North and Central America, Canada, Travel diary, Travel
Sunday the 3th of October we went in the the canadian countryside. Raphaelle (Romane’s sister) brought us to the Mont […]
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