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  • Greening Your Summer Fun with a Schuylkill River Tour
    Greening Your Summer Fun with a Schuylkill River Tour
    The Schuylkill river offers year-round fun—biking, boating, fishing, paddling, jogging, skating, walking.
    July 22, 2009BY Pamela Tsai
  • The Craftsmen Fairs—Bringing to Life Romania’s Traditions
    The Craftsmen Fairs—Bringing to Life Romania’s Traditions
    the Craftsmen Fairs offer an opportunity for local and tourists to explore the beauty of Romanian traditions.
    July 17, 2009BY Lavinia Savu and Mihut Savu
  • Tall Ships Regatta, Gdynia 2009
    Tall Ships Regatta, Gdynia 2009
    Over 100 vessels from all over the world participated in the first stage of the Gdynia regatta.
    July 15, 2009BY Maria Salzman
  • Beat the Heat in the Himalayas
    Beat the Heat in the Himalayas
    Manali, called the Queen of hill stations, in the Indian Himalayas is full of amazing sights and blessed ...
    July 2, 2009BY Amritha Luthria
  • Lost in Translation: An American in Israel, Part 1
    Lost in Translation: An American in Israel, Part 1
    Israel is the kind of place that Americans think they know all about. It is in the news ...
    June 30, 2009BY Genevieve Belmaker
  • New Yorkers in Paris: Part 6
    New Yorkers in Paris: Part 6
    Today is our last day in the Loire Valley, but we saved the best castle for last.
    June 27, 2009BY Ben Zgodny
  • Alesund: Norway’s Art Nouveau City
    Alesund: Norway’s Art Nouveau City
    From tragic circumstances, a confluence of lucky events led to the creation of one of Norway's landmark art ...
    June 26, 2009BY Susan James
  • New Yorkers in Paris: Part 5
    New Yorkers in Paris: Part 5
    New York Epoch Times Staff take a break from Manhattan to savor the City of Light.
    June 23, 2009BY Ben Zgodny and Helena Chao
  • New Yorkers in Paris: Part 4
    New Yorkers in Paris: Part 4
    This morning we woke up early for our much anticipated trip to the Loire Valley, a magical place ...
    June 22, 2009BY Ben Zgodny and Helena Chao
  • New Yorkers in Paris: Part 3
    New Yorkers in Paris: Part 3
    Today we started our day with our second attempt to eat at Fuxia (fresh Italian cuisine) and enjoyed ...
    June 20, 2009BY Ben Zgodny and Helena Chao
  • New Yorkers in Paris, Part 2
    New Yorkers in Paris, Part 2
    New York Epoch Times Staff take a break from Manhattan to savor the City of Lights.
    June 18, 2009BY Ben Zgodny and Helena Chao
  • New Yorkers in Paris, Part 1: A Stroll Along the Seine
    New Yorkers in Paris, Part 1: A Stroll Along the Seine
    This morning we woke up early because of jet lag and had an adventure trying to find a ...
    June 17, 2009BY Ben Zgodny and Helena Chao
  • A Weekend on Saanich Penninsula
    A Weekend on Saanich Penninsula
    Vancouver Island in the summertime—if you've experienced it, you know. Everywhere, people are smiling as they bustle to ...
    June 15, 2009BY Brett Featherstone
  • A Touch of the Countryside in Union Square
    A Touch of the Countryside in Union Square
    When gardener, Trina Pilonero, brings her organic herbs and vegetables to the Union Square Greenmarket she makes sure ...
    June 11, 2009BY Shar Adams
  • Slowing Down, Salt Spring Style
    Slowing Down, Salt Spring Style
    If you want to temporarily step off the fast-moving escalator of city life there is a destination within ...
    May 30, 2009BY Hugh Kruzel
  • At the Crossroads of the Ancient World
    At the Crossroads of the Ancient World
    Byblos, located around 35 km north of Beirut, Lebanon, is one of the richest archaeological areas in the ...
    May 13, 2009BY Charlie Ghanem
  • In Taiwan, Makers of Scrolls Share Their Secrets
    In Taiwan, Makers of Scrolls Share Their Secrets
    The ancient art of scroll-making is practiced today as it was thousands of years ago.
    April 27, 2009BY Matthew Robertson
  • Kitsch and Mystery in Keelung and Jiufen
    Kitsch and Mystery in Keelung and Jiufen
    A city and a village in the north of Taiwan have an interesting history and bustling tourism.
    April 12, 2009BY Matthew Robertson
  • Reconsidering Recycled Paper Use
    Reconsidering Recycled Paper Use
    So much for paper-free offices: paper consumption has actually increased in the Digital Age, and so has the ...
    March 20, 2009BY Heike Soleinsky
  • Green Vacationing Tips
    Green Vacationing Tips
    We often find in life that the things we enjoy the most are the worst for us.
    March 8, 2009BY A. Darin
  • Seven Reasons Why Panama Should Be Your Next Vacation Destination
    Seven Reasons Why Panama Should Be Your Next Vacation Destination
    There are at least seven reasons why to make Panama your destination of choice for this year's vacation.
    March 2, 2009BY Michael Feltz
  • Green Traveling Tips
    Green Traveling Tips
    Gone are the days when people could make an honest living, purchase, build, make, or grow whatever they ...
    March 1, 2009BY A. Darin
  • Dracula’s Castle a Jewel in Romania’s Crown
    Dracula’s Castle a Jewel in Romania’s Crown
    Bran Castle has earned its reputation as one of the most famous monuments of medieval architecture, known to ...
    February 22, 2009BY Adrian Sturdza and Gina Neagu
  • Georgian House Museum: A visit to Georgian Dublin
    Georgian House Museum: A visit to Georgian Dublin
    A visit to Georgian Dublin would be incomplete without seeing how a typical middle-class family would have lived.
    February 18, 2009BY Rita O'Connor
  • Roosevelt Island: Manhattan’s Little Secret in the River
    Roosevelt Island: Manhattan’s Little Secret in the River
    When is your neighborhood in Manhattan, but on a different island? Sounds like a riddle, but it's the ...
    February 7, 2009BY Evan Mantyk
  • Egypt’s Siwa Oasis: Where History Was Inspired
    Egypt’s Siwa Oasis: Where History Was Inspired
    The palms of Siwa Oasis hide a history that anyone willing to make the journey across the desert ...
    February 6, 2009BY Anna Skibinsky
  • The Light of Spring
    The Light of Spring
    To witness the life in the Irish countryside in Spring is to see Nature at its most beautiful.
    February 6, 2009BY Bridget Harris
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