Travel-and-Leisure
Travel as you know can revolve around aspects such as destinations, coaches, flights and insurance etc and leisure revolves around aspects that you enjoy doing and taking part in within your daily lives. Here at Article Alley we have combined these two to form our travel and leisure section. So for anything you want to find out about either of these topics check out this section as it could potentially hold the answers to all of your questions. You can read and re-publish most of the articles that appear within this section and best of all you can do it for free. You can make use of as many articles as you need plus if you have any travel or leisure articles that you have written submit them over to us. You can basically make use of this section in whatever way you need to so have a look around it today.
18th January 2012
There is a popular belief in Vietnam that Tao Quan, the Three Kitchen Gods, is present in the kitchen of every home. These gods observe everything that takes place there. At the end of the lunar year, on the twenty-third day of the twelfth month, they dep...
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vietnamheritagetravel
18th January 2012
Vietnam
In Asian myths, no creature is as impressive as the dragon. For Vietnamese peasants, the dragon was a vivid symbol of the fourfold deity-clouds, rain, thunder and lighting. Represented by an S shape, dragons are depicted on artifacts dating back ...
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vietnamheritagetravel
18th January 2012
Everyone needs a vacation. Inviting an older parent, neighbor or relative can be a fun and educational way to add a new dimension to the trip. Those who live alone may not have many opportunities to take a vacation, so it can be an exciting adventure for ...
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Art Jones
18th January 2012
So you are wondering what you can do in Bronx with a New York Limo? How about you load it up with friends and family and take a day trip out into the city. With all the stuff to do making a decision can be difficult so what we are going to do is narrow...
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StephenBarnum
18th January 2012
With an astounding 150 limestone cave systems Bermuda has almost as much to explore underground as it does above. In fact, spelunker's (cavers) are drawn from far and wide to delve into the labyrinth of cave systems and discover a fantasy world of stalac...
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Nicola Brown
18th January 2012
A romantic vacation in the City of Light can be easily spoiled by the throngs of tourists straining to get a glimpse of the "must see" spots in Paris. The picture postcard vision of the two of you, strolling hand in hand in a world all by yourselves, can ...
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Rite Borges
18th January 2012
Checking out the Sin City will mean that you will not pay out an individual following of one's day time getting actually a little bored stiff. Many significant accommodations together with online casinos each have his or her locations to draw customers. Y...
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Author:
robertkinedy
18th January 2012
With the 2012 Olympic games taking place in London, why not use this great event as an excuse to travel to the UK's colourful and exceptional capital this year?
Although the London 2012 Olympics are some time away, the UK's capital city has been in the...
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Harvey McEwan
18th January 2012
Agar boutique hotels are famous for the lavishness and priceless hospitality which offer to their guest. Architecture of the most hotels in Agra is believed to be inspired from the ancient monuments including the beautiful Taj Mahal.
Boutique Hotels in...
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Hoteltajresort
18th January 2012
About shimla
The town of Shimla rose in the nineteenth century when the Gurkha Wars came to an end in 1815-16 and the victorious British decided to retain certain pockets as military outposts and sanitaria. In 1822 the most rigorous of dandies and the gr...
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Mukesh kumar verma
18th January 2012
Originally a little hill resort built by the British, Dharamshala is now the main hill station in the Kangra Valley and is also the headquarter of district Kangra. Dharamshala lies between the Shivalik Hills and the foothills of the mighty Dhauladhars. B...
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Mukesh kumar verma
18th January 2012
Around Dharamsala
The Tibetan Buddhist roots of Dharamsala stretch back to the 8th century, although most of the local population long since reverted to (and remains) Hindu. "Dharamsala" literally means an "inn attached to a temple", and it was so until ...
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Mukesh kumar verma
18th January 2012
Copyright (c) 2011 Robert James
Some think that the only way to see Madeira is to actually stay on the island. This is definitely not so.Many cruise line companies have one or more ships that regularly dock in Funchal Harbour. Unfortunately, these cr...
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Robert James
18th January 2012
Planning to spend your Christmas holidays in Australia? If you want to forego a traditional white cold Christmas for a warm blue-skies Christmas, then Australia is the perfect place to spend your Christmas holidays.
Christmas Down Under falls on the su...
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dylan
17th January 2012
Globally renowned as ‘God’s Own Country’ Kerala is an ancient and heavenly state of India located at south-western region of the country drawing the attention of many from every part of the world. Tourist’s intention of visiting and exploring may be diffe...
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seosurendra
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