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Trends / Unique Itineraries & Tours
Jun 18, 2015Crop Circles Tour of England
Do you have a unique fascination with little green guys from outer space? Maybe you’re just a really big fan of the movie Signs. Either way, a crop circle tour of England can offer an exciting, insightful experience into the world of UFO sightings and extraterrestrial visitation.
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Honeymoons
Jun 17, 2015Honeymoon Destination: The Turquoise Coast
There’s a reason Turkey’s Mediterranean coast is nicknamed the Turquoise Coast. Well, there are a couple, actually. But predominant among them is that the waters are strikingly blue and clear — thus, turquoise (and yes, this is where we get the name for the gem, from the French adjective for Turkish).
History
Jun 3, 2015Quyllur Rit’i: The Star Snow Festival
Every April, the Seven Sisters of the Taurus constellation disappear from the Peruvian sky, only to reappear in June, signaling the coming harvest and a return to order and abundance. The celestial phenomenon also served as a metaphor in ancient Peru’s Pachakuti philosophy. The words pacha (time and space) and kuti (return) refer to a separation of eras, when there is a disturbance in current order, only to see society returned to a golden era, overcoming the oppression of the past.
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Trends / Unique Itineraries & Tours
Apr 27, 2015The Elfschool of Álfaskólinn
There are 13 types of elves in Iceland, four kinds of gnomes, three varieties of hidden people and fairies, and two types of trolls. But there is only one place to learn about them all: Álfaskólinn, The Elfschool.