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In the cities of South Africa, only one word: the variety. A variety that we feel over the visits. The city administration, such Pretoria, the seaside resort, as Durban, via ... Read more..Saturday, May 17th, 2008 Posted in Travel in South Africa | No Comments »
Bordered by two oceans, the coast of South Africa extends over 3 000 km long. The surfers are not the only ones who find their happiness on the coasts of ... Read more..Saturday, May 17th, 2008 Posted in Travel in South Africa | 1 Comment »
From the border of Mozambique in the north-east to Cape of Good Hope, south-east, South Africa offers a succession of breathtaking scenery. Mountain Ranges, broad meadows, wide open spaces semi-desert, ... Read more..Saturday, May 17th, 2008 Posted in Travel in Afghanistan | No Comments »
Located 500 km from the capital, the Minaret of Jam, a building 65 meters high is the second largest religious monument of this kind in the world. Built at the ... Read more..Saturday, May 3rd, 2008 Posted in Travel in Afghanistan | No Comments »
Today, Afghanistan is in a transition period, after intervention by Western army. Only a few major cities, Kabul, the capital, Kandahar, Herat, make up its urban fabric. Kabul Kabul, the capital of ... Read more..Saturday, May 3rd, 2008 Posted in Travel in Afghanistan | No Comments »
The thin soil and harsh climate confined animal life to the species with most resistant endurance. Wolves, hyenas, foxes, gazelles, leopards, bears and mountain goats are the largest part of ... Read more..