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 Charmed by Chiang Mai "As the mercury rides up on the heel of dog days of the dreaded UAE summer, so does your yearning for a complete change of the natural colour palette — from the sombre sandscapes to as dark a shade of green as possible. | ||
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 Dust, Desert, Dubai — and the Rosy Hue "As a child, South African artist Thirza Kotzen often went camping with her family. They were very “outdoorsy” children, as she recalls; and for her, the trips did more than just “expose them”. | ||
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 Arabian Bytes "When I am asked to take a three-hour cultural tour around Abu Dhabi with Ali Al Saloom to know what he does better, I am curious, for the man wants to take me around a city where I was born and lived a major portion of my life in. | ||
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 Mona Lisa of Mesopotamia "Curators in the Baghdad museum are celebrating. The shelled, looted and barricaded national museum opened its doors six years after the invasion of Iraq. | ||
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 The Road to Bukhara "Uzbekistan is not fast-food nation, but it’s a young nation on the move. Travelling through this pretty country is also a pilgrimage to history . | ||
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 Laughter through tears in Iraq "Nothing can quite describe life in Iraq. I had an opportunity to be there in December and it was like travelling back some 100 to 150 years back. | ||
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 Art DE CAFES "Teaming up art with a cup of coffee is a good idea -— and, increasingly, gallery owners in Dubai are realising that a cafe adds to the artistic ambience . | ||
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 Island in the Sun "White beaches, emerald-green sea, breezy days... and something for everybody to do. Mauritius packs in a punch. Oh island in the sun!’ sang a happy Harry Belafonte, a lifetime ago. It would, however, take me several lifetimes to slake my thirst of emerald green Mauritius, set in a deep blue Indian Ocean, sandwiched between Asia and Africa. | ||
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