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Moscow is a large metropolis offering a wide range of activities for city lovers as well as nature lovers. With a population of nearly 12 million this city is always vibrant and never seems to sleep. Besides the must see iconic places and sights such as the Kremlin, the Red Square or Lenin’s tomb there are plenty of … Read more
Dumplings are part of every cuisine all around the world. Probably Asian dumplings are the most popular ones. Everyone loves those tasty little bites filled with all sorts of delicious spicy meat, shrimps, tofu or vegetable. Momos, wontons, shu mai or dim sums; wheat flour dough or rice flour dough; steamed or fried; dipped into sweet chili … Read more
Africa is a large continent with 47 countries on it plus 6 island nations off the coast, namely Cape Verde, São Tomé, Madagascar, Comoros, Seychelles, and Mauritius, making the total to 53. All African countries are home to indigenous people. These people have a different lifestyle from the mainstream. They are semi-nomadic or nomadic people, hunter-gatherers … Read more
Making a homemade liqueur is a lot of fun and so simple. The ingredients are usually some fresh fruits and spices that you will mix with alcohol (vodka or grain alcohol). Leave them to macerate in a mason jar for a week or longer. Shake it now and then, strain the mixture, add simple syrup … Read more
Ayurveda is one of the world’s oldest science. It dates back to 3000 BC when the roots and the concept of Ayurveda has been established by the sages of India. It is a holistic healing system that is based on the belief that our health depends on the balance between the mind, body and spirit. It also considers health … Read more
Within the broad world of whiskies, Scottish whisky or ‘Scotch’ has always been highly regarded. The first record of whisky production in Scotland dates back to 1494. With millions of liters produced every year, Scotland is the largest whisky producer. America, Ireland, and Japan are the other main countries. The competition is big, with more … Read more
Underwater photography has a fairly long history. It dates back to 1926 when the first underwater color photograph was taken by a National Geographic photographer. Back than due to limited technical equipment photographers used magnesium powder as an explosive on the surface of the water to illuminate the sea down to 15 feet (4,6 meters). Today there … Read more
In the modern days, since television is widespread, the new term ‘celebrity chef‘ appeared. Professional kitchen chefs often get famous worldwide via TV shows, cookbooks and cooking blogs, or other mediums besides achieving awards, like Michelin Stars. Even back in the days, some chefs became widely popular. Bartolomeo Scappi cooked for cardinals and was Pope … Read more
Ireland has something for everyone. No matter if you are a nature lover or a gourmet; you have a passion for golf or for horses, you love history and culture, you are a surfer or more into fishing – you will definitely find it on the Emerald Isle. It is easy to get to from Europe, … Read more
Jane Goodall is a world-renowned primatologist, conservationist, and animal rights activist who devoted her life to studying chimpanzees in their natural habitat. During the 45 years, she spent in Africa in the Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania she observed primates closely and made many important discoveries regarding their behaviour. Nobody before has observed that chimpanzees … Read more