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Whirling Across the Wonderful Avignon

Avignon is known as the focal point of workmanship and culture. The city holds a wide variety of celebrations and occasions consistently; from the International Jazz Festival and the Epicurean Festival in summer to a conventional Christmas in December… CONTINUE READING >> 

Whenever you think of France, you are more than likely to start thinking about a photograph with the Eiffel Tower, the baguette or the fancy culture that the place has to offer. Let us zoom into one of its cities – Avignon – a city of love, history, culture and fantastic vibe!

Avignon in a Nutshell

There are numerous significant attractions in Avignon, including the Petit Palais where the episcopal ministers once lived; it is also presently a gallery and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Avignon is known as the focal point of workmanship and culture. The city holds a wide variety of celebrations and occasions consistently; from the International Jazz Festival and the Epicurean Festival in summer to a conventional Christmas in December. Guests can appreciate the Provençal air of this community as they explore the wonderful boulevards, for example, the Rue des Teinturiers and rich squares like the Place des Corps Saints. At the core of Avignon, the Place de l’Horloge is filled with trees and packed with bistros, where people sit and watch others pass by.

Doesn’t it sound like one of the most fantastic places to be at? The fantastic mix of culture, arts, and food make it an absolute favourite place for travellers.

As you enter the city, you immediately sense the divine feel of this ecclesiastical city, beginning with the smooth marble tile avenues that guide you through Avignon. Take pleasure in the sun sparkling all over as you walk around the twisted roads only to discover more breathtaking medieval stone structures and dynamic green parks.  The church bell chimes in the background to give your touring a soundtrack. Despite the fact that Avignon is brimming with history and vestiges of the Roman presence, it has a shockingly young and modern feel to the city because of the Avignon University nearby. Given the mixed cultural vibe that it has, it is a city to have fun with family as well as friends.

The Absolute Peak Season to Visit Avignon

Whether you choose the summer season to enjoy the swaying lavender fields or you choose winters to enjoy the snowfall, you’ll have a great time. Nevertheless, it is preferable to dodge winters to enjoy to the fullest. Camping and summers – a match made in heaven, no? When you’re going Camping in France, you definitely need to choose Avignon as a campsite to have an amazing time under the night sky. While you enjoy all the other activities at the beach, cooking can be a major calamity. So make sure you grab a great portable grill with you.

Whichever season you choose, none of these change the fact that Avignon is a top city to be toured.

Cultural Celebrations

The headliner of the year is the Avignon Theatre Festival in July, where you can relish in several music, movie and theatre exhibitions all through the city. Being one of the grandest cultural celebrations on the planet, this three-week occasion isn’t to be missed. Isn’t just the sound of it fascinating enough for you to want to pack your bags right now and fly away?

Delicious Food

You can’t turn out badly with Provençal food. Cotes du Rhone wine, olive oil and privately developed crisp produce available right here, and dishes are totally regular. Make sure to look at the Les Halles indoor market where you can test all the particular area brings to the table. Quite Literally! Try not to leave without attempting the famous sweet dish, Les Papalines d’Avignon, which comprises of chocolate and oregano alcohol. Take me there, now!

Souvenirs to Take Back Home

The best keepsake to bring home is anything lavender-related, for example, the blossoms themselves, basic oil, cleansers or salves. Provence is well-known for its olives so you cannot return without a container of cold pressed, extra virgin olive oil. There is quite a lot to be taking back home so do keep some room in the bags that you are carrying!

An Unrivalled Experience

Despite the fact that there are no non-stop flights to Avignon, it is an agreeable 2.5-hour ride from Paris on the TGV. The central train station’s location makes travelling a breeze. Avignon is a truly walkable city, so instead of booking a taxi, take as much time as necessary walking across the labyrinth of medieval roads. These are just some of the tips that we are sharing because we want you to have your own valuable experience!

Well, these were a few things we thought would be nice to share with the world about the absolute wonder that is the city of Avignon. Check it out and share some photographs with us!

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Mama Loves a Ball of Paint

In honor of Mother’s Day, and mothers everywhere, and in keeping with our love for anything and everything World’s Largest, Greatest, Biggest, or Best,we are revisiting this story of our very first Mother’s Day as empty nesters…

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In honor of Mother’s Day, and mothers everywhere, we are revisiting this story of our very first Mother’s Day as empty nesters.

It’s Mother’s Day. This one is a milestone for me. It’s my first without chicks in the nest.

I’d received phone calls from all three of my children — the fast-walking, subway-chasing, black-wearing, taxi-flagging NYC urbanite daughters, The Piglet and Decibel, and The Boy sending their love and best wishes.

Each expressed their undying gratitude for spawning them and shared all the wonderful things going on in their busy lives.

Absolutely lovely, everyone remembered me, and no guilt calls would be needed for at least a week.

Now the rest of the day loomed menacingly. This GypsyNesting Mama needed a diversion. It had to be a well established diversion, something so spectacular that any sort of baby-missing hysterics would be averted.

A brunch at a really, really nice restaurant? The thought of just the two of us surrounded by long tables of celebrating families was just begging for a Chernobyl sized meltdown.

The very idea of food reminded me of those wonderful Mothers Day mornings with the pitter-pattering of footy pajamas, dry scrambled eggs with shell fragments and burnt toast served to me in bed. Planning in advance might have been the sensible thing to do, but hey, the plan is no plans.

After discussing a few scenarios, David and I decided that anything even remotely traditional would not do. So what TO do?

Eureka!

We hit the road and headed for the World’s Largest Ball of Paint.

Deep in the heart of Hoosierland lives a man with a vocation spanning forty-five years.

It all started with a happy mishap in 1964. Mike Carmichael and a buddy were tossing a baseball and it ended up in can of paint.

Cross sections of the giant paint ball.

Then an inspiration, — “What would this look like if I continued to coat the baseball, then cut the whole thing in half?”

Encouragement was given by neighbors and kinfolk — then they dissuaded him from splitting the coated sphere. Years passed and Mr. Carmichael was left with a massive orb hanging from a chain in a room of his house. Did his wife mind? Not a bit, Glenda has added over 8,000 layers herself.

After years of keeping his master work strictly among family and friends, the time had come to reveal it to the world. He decided to build a pavilion to showcase the ever-growing globe and the accolades soon followed.

Relocating the 3000 pound work of art meant knocking out a wall of their home and utilizing a forklift for the jaunt to the more fitting domicile worthy of a masterpiece of this magnitude. In doing this Mike proved the theory, “if you build it, they will come.”

People have come from at least twenty-five countries to add another coat of paint and receive a certificate to commemorate the event. One layer even included a marriage proposal (she said yes!). The ball is featured in the Guinness Book of World Records and Ripley’s Believe It or Not as well as appearing on several television networks.

The Carmichaels have met gobs of celebrities who have made the pilgrimage to add yet another layer of pigment. Once David Letterman
made arrangements for Mike to bring the ball to his late night show, but Mike declined, feeling that the orb must be seen in its proper setting. Besides, you never know what might happen to a ton and a half of dried paint turned loose in The Big Apple.

We knew that the 20,000th layer had been recently added and were eager to find out which layer would be ours. This would be a Mothers Day to remember!

The Ball of Paint is viewable by appointment only. We were pleased that Mike would see us on a Sunday (and Mothers Day to boot) with only a few hours notice. What a guy, he must have felt the pain brewing deep within my heart.

Entering the Pavilion, we were struck by the enormity of the situation. The ball is suspended from an iron girder, and is so large that a large mirror is set on the ground below so you can see underneath as you roll on the paint.

After viewing every angle, discussing every aspect and a quick tour of the Pavilion, Mike finally asked us the question David and I were aching to hear, “What color are you going to use?” With a scan of the dozen or so vats of paint, we grabbed our rollers and lovingly added layer number 21,823 which included a Mothers Day stick figure homage to our children.

After completing the task, and adding to the world’s record, we contently began to walk away with our souvenir paint chip, certificate of Coat # 21823 and commemorative tee shirt.

Just out the door, I asked Mike one more question, “What’s your regular job?”

“I’m a painter.”

Perfect.

Veronica, GypsyNester.com

Housekeeping Tips for Frequent Travelers

If you’d prefer not to sell your permanent home just yet, that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy frequent travel. You just need to tackle a few housekeeping items before you go… CONTINUE READING >> 

It can be a serious leap to decide to dump the empty nest and travel year-round. It’s a huge decision and some prefer to ease themselves in gradually. So, if you’d prefer not to sell your permanent home just yet, that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy frequent travel. You just need to tackle a few housekeeping items before you go.

Basic Preparation

Before leaving on an extended trip, you’ll want to stop or forward your mail and other deliveries. The U.S. Postal Service has a stop/forward mail form you can fill out online. Be sure to set up auto-pay for your utility bills when you’re gone as well.

Unplug electronics and turn off your main water supply, especially if freezing pipes is a concern. If there’s a power surge while you’re gone, unplugging your electronic devices will keep them (and your house) safe from harm. It may also save you money on energy costs. Adjust your thermostat, but make sure to keep your HVAC running to maintain proper moisture levels in your home. If you’ll be gone over the winter, it’s also a good idea to winterize your toilets to prevent freezing or cracking. Be sure to keep all of your homeowner’s insurance information in one place so it can be easily accessed if needed.

Regular Maintenance

Don’t forget about the regular maintenance issues you deal with every week. Keep up with your lawn care during the growing season. If you employ a landscaper, make sure they continue to mow your lawn and trim your shrubs. Before you leave for an extended vacation, have your roof inspected. It’s important to protect your roof from water damage, so you don’t come home to an unpleasant surprise. Check your sump pump and make sure it’s in good working order as well.

Secure Your Property

If you travel a lot, investing in a security system that allows you to monitor your home through your smartphone is a wise choice. Provide a trusted neighbor with a key and ask them to check the house and take your garbage cans to the curb periodically to maintain appearances. Set up lighting timers on various schedules for different rooms in your house to avoid developing a predictable pattern.

Whether you’re going for full-on travel or just spending a few weeks away, these tips will help secure your investment. So, take the leap and hop out of your empty nest. Your travel bucket list awaits.

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To Tent or Not to Tent

When you’re heading off for an adventure one of the first questions is where are we staying? If you want to save some money maybe you should consider camping instead of a hotel… CONTINUE READING >> 

When you’re heading off for an adventure (with or without the kids) one of the first questions that come up is – where are we staying? Are you going to spring for a hotel room or rough it under the stars? Or maybe something in-between.

I’ve done both, and while there are obviously advantages and conveniences to staying in hotels, price isn’t one of them. You’re looking at $70 – $80 a night for an average room in an average hotel. If you want king size beds or a separate room for the kids (or a suite) it’s going to cost more. Sometimes a lot more.

If you want to save some money (who doesn’t?) maybe you should consider camping instead of a hotel.

Camping Basics

There are a few simple rules to follow if you’re a beginning camper. Before I get into them, understand that you’ll have to spend some money up front getting all the gear but once you do, you’ll be saving money from there on out.

●       A Tent

The tent is the first item on your list. They used to be gigantic, heavy canvas monsters that took three or four people to set up, but no more. Now they’re lightweight and easy. They come in a variety of sizes and shapes, with flaps, porches, windows, waterproof tent, and even SUV tents and Pickup Truck Tents. Those are tents that connect to the rear of your SUV so you have access to it from inside the tent.

●       Sleeping Bags

Don’t bother with sheets, blankets, and quilts. First of all, they’re too heavy and bulky. You’ll lose huge amounts of space in your vehicle if you take them. They’re hard to fold in a clean house, but they’re harder – and messier – to fold when you’re out in the woods. Sleeping bags are meant to be rolled up, they weigh less than quilts, and will keep you toasty warm. Many of them will zip together to make a double back for you and your spouse. Sometimes a good sleeping bag may be more important than your tent.

●       A Sleeping Pad

If you’re used to sleeping on a nice soft mattress, trying to get comfortable on the cold, hard ground can be a real shock. John Wayne or Clint Eastwood might make it look easy but take it from someone who has been there, done that it ain’t. Get a sleeping pad to put under your sleeping bag. Your body will thank you in the morning.

●       Clothes

Planning involves more than just counting out how days worth of underwear you need. Whether you have kids or not, you need to plan where you’re going so you’ll know what kind of clothes to bring. When our family went camping at elevations of 8000 feet, we’d run around in our bathing suits during the day, but as soon as the sun went down we’d have to dive into our jeans and coats because the air doesn’t hold much heat that high up.

●       Lights

Did you know it gets pitch black outside at night when you’re away from the city lights? It does, and a flashlight or lantern suddenly becomes a necessity. Don’t leave home without them. Bring extra batteries too. I don’t carry if you’ve got brand new batteries in everything; they always seem to fail at the worst possible moment.

●       Stove and Grill

A camp stove is obvious, but a grill to put across your campfire is a nice touch if you want to experience grilling over an open fire. Use the camp stove for breakfast and lunch. But when it’s time for dinner, start a fire in the fire pit. Put a grill over the flames, throw some steaks on there, and listen to ‘em sizzle. Being outdoors makes everything taste better anyway, and a flame-seared steak under the stars is hard to beat.

Location

In addition to planning where you’re going so you know what clothes to bring, you should also think about campsites around the country. Some of the best places to pitch a tent can be found by doing a quick search online. Reputable sites will show you pictures, tell you how much the camping sites cost, what time of year the campgrounds are open (all year or seasonal), and some of the attractions around it.

Many camping sites that cater to travelers are close enough to town to let you get there within minutes if you’re in the mood for a movie, museum trips, amusement parks, eating out, or other events. Saving money on lodging will save you enough money to enjoy all of them.

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How To Not Get Sick From Eating Unfamiliar Food When Travelling

Who doesn’t love to try out different cuisines while traveling to a new city or country? But it is quite possible that the food may not suit your stomach and you might end up suffering… CONTINUE READING >> 

Love To Travel? Here Are Some Of The Best Ways To Travel Safe!

Who doesn’t love to try out different cuisines while traveling to a new city or country? But it is quite possible that the food may not suit your stomach and you might end up suffering from diarrhea that could spoil the whole tour. You might not be able to enjoy your vacation or complete your work if you are on a business trip. One can never be too careful, but one can definitely take precautions if he/she is someone who often falls sick from eating outside food.

1. What To Avoid?

➢ Most of the diseases are waterborne and if you drink unfiltered water, then you have called upon yourself typhoid, cholera and what not! So, please drink packaged water only and, always check if the water bottle is properly sealed. Avoid drinking water from taps too.

➢ If your immune system is not strong and you know it, then avoid eating uncovered food. Street food is mostly left untended and its hygiene is always questionable and doubtful. So, you might want to take a rain check on eating street food if you want to have fun on your trip rather than staying in the bed down with stomach infection or something worse.

2. Eat Smart

➢ Eat hot food and packaged food more often. When the food is hot, the heat kills most of the bacteria or the germs. Packaged food is your safest bet. Be it nuts, noodles, mayonnaise, bread, all these are quite safe since they are sealed under industry standards.

➢ You can also eat eggs, sandwiches, yogurt, whole fruit, cereal.

3. Pack Light Food For Snacking

Chips, muffins, cookies, popcorn, dry fruits, are some choices of light snacks that you can eat as they are when you are starving. It will keep you at one arm’s distance from getting sick if you eat what you trust. Even if you do get sick and you have an upset stomach, it is always a great idea to carry some medicines like Digestive Freedom Plus with you, when you are traveling for instant relief. Eating more greens and less meat would also help a lot because vegetables are a lot less infested with germs and bacteria.

4. Do Some Digging Before You Travel

Do a thorough Internet search on the restaurants and eating joints at the places you are traveling to. Read reviews of customers or other articles about them online, make a list and try eating there. It will save you a lot of time later on when you are actually visiting and you will not be doubtful of the quality of food because you have already done your homework.

If you don’t mind cooking, then look for a place to stay where you can get access to a kitchen. This way, you can cook your own meal. Well, it might not be possible to cook every time, so take a trip to local supermarkets and look for the branded food sources that you are familiar with. Staying healthy while traveling solely depends on the food choices that you make. Keep in mind your health first and then pick a place to eat. Also, prevention is better than cure, so why not be one step ahead of bad bacteria?

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How Choosing the Right Web Hosting Provider Can Help With Your SEO Ranking

A hosting provider plays a significant role in your success in SEO. There are several factors you need to take into consideration so that you can choose the right hosting provider… CONTINUE READING >> 

A hosting provider plays a significant role in your success in SEO. There are several factors you need to take into consideration so that you can choose the right hosting provider. Support Host has some of the best cloud vps hosting offers right now.

For instance, your site should load securely to guarantee top rankings. Not all hosting providers can offer you a reliable SSL certificate.

You need to shop around and choose the right service providers who can assure you a secure website. The load time also matters. Speed is another factor which search engines will take into consideration before ranking your site. You need to choose a website host which loads fast. Compare the load time of different service providers before you select the best.

Here are other ways your website host can determine the success of your SEO:

1. Website Uptime

The amount of time the website stays up and running determines how well search engines can rank your site. If your website stays offline for long and visitors cannot access it, then there are high chances Google can penalize it. You need to look for a reliable host who will assure you uptime to avoid a penalty from search engines which can contribute towards lowering your website performance in search engines.

2. Speed

High speeds improve your site ranking. Internet users will not like to wait for more than 400 milliseconds before your website can load. You need to improve your site speed so that you can improve the user experience which is necessary for improving your site ranking. Search engines such as Google would like to make everyone who uses the internet enjoy a great experience. A host with high speed will improve your site ranking significantly.

3. Server Location

The closer you are to the server affects the website speed. If you look at MangoMatter’s page, you will realize the server location affects website ranking, the website will tend to load faster which in effect will determine the site speed. The higher the speed, the higher the ranking you would probably enjoy.

4. SSL

It is a website security certificate which eliminates security threats when people search on your site. Google is likely to penalize sites which seem untrustworthy. You can quickly improve your website ranking if you can incorporate an SSL certificate for your website. Not all hosting companies offer secure SSL certificates; you need to research around so that you can locate a site which can guarantee you excellent performance on search engine rankings.

5. Backups

There are several issues which can affect your website content. For example, hackers can interfere with the content leading to its deletion. Search engines will rank your content and if it is deleted there will be nothing to list. You need to host your site in a secure host where you can be sure for your files to stay online securely.

6. Help & Support

There are several issues which can affect the smooth running of your website. A host which has reliable customer support will offer quick fixes which will ensure your site is not offline for long which can affect its rankings.

A host can determine your website ranking to a great extent; hence you need to be careful. Take into consideration the above factors in choosing your host. They make it easy to find a reliable host which can contribute towards your success in SEO.

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The Ultimate Outdoor Bachelor Party – Bend Oregon

Looking for a destination for an outdoor-themed bachelor party with a plethora of outstanding local craft breweries, live music and endless daytime activities?  Look no further than Bend, Oregon…. CONTINUE READING >> 

Looking for a destination for an outdoor-themed bachelor party with a plethora of outstanding local craft breweries, live music and endless daytime activities?  Look no further than Bend, Oregon.  While Bend is known for its many tasty breweries, there is more to this small city than just their incredible beer.  Bend is geographically blessed with an incredible location along the eastern edge of the Cascade Range right on the Deschutes River.  Its location surrounded by mountains, rivers and lakes make it the perfect destination for outdoorsy bachelors.  Options are endless, but we recommend mountain biking the famous Bend singletrack, kayaking the Deschutes River, and wrapping it all up with craft brewery tours and outdoor live music.

The Outdoors

Bend mountain biking is world renowned for a reason.  The incredible amount and variety of trails in the Bend area makes biking a top priority for many visitors.  If your group needs to rent bikes, TripOutside.com makes it easy to rent a bike online from Hutch’s bike shop, which is conveniently located downtown Bend, and has high end rental bikes for every type of rider.

A great place to start is Phil’s trail system.  This trail network is just minutes from downtown Bend and features 98 different trails with hundreds of miles of incredible singletrack for all levels of riders.  Phil’s Trail is the local’s choice for mountain biking for good reason.  Check out Trailforks.com for more details on each of the trails.  Trails wind through Pac NW forests and offer great views of nearby Mt. Bachelor.

When the temps rise, it’s time to hit the water!  The Deschutes River is one of the most iconic rivers in the West, and there is no better way to experience it than by kayak or paddleboard.  A popular float route is from Farewell Bend Park to Drake Park through the Old Mill District.  Add kayak or paddleboard rentals to your trip on TripOutside.com and pick them up at Bend Kayak School, the premier paddle sports outfitter in downtown Bend.  Paddling the river offers a stellar opportunity for immersing yourselves in the beauty of the Pac Northwest.

The Beer

Drinking craft beer is a fantastic way to wrap up any outdoor adventure, and a requirement for most bachelor parties.  Fortunately, Bend is renowned for its 18 craft breweries.  Experience all of them on the Bend Ale Trail, the largest beer trail in the West.  Pick up the map and passport at any of the participating breweries and sample locally-made beer at each brewery.  If you get stamps from 10 breweries, bring your completed passport to the Bend Visitor Center for a commemorative souvenir.  Visiting 18 breweries gets you an additional memento. The Bend Tourist Board doesn’t recommend doing all 10 breweries (and certainly not 18!) in one day though, and why fly through them when you have a few days!  Many of the breweries offer delicious food options as well, so choose a couple a day to visit!

The Live Music Scene

You can’t beat a free outdoor concert, especially one with plentiful food trucks and drink options.  The Munch and Music summer series is in it 29th season, and takes place Thursday evenings in Drake Park from July 11th to August 15th.  Plan on arriving a bit early to snag a good seat, and bring chairs and blankets to sit back and enjoy the show.

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Romania Tours: Trip to Romania, Explore Best Vacation Packages

If you are craving for an adventure or just a way to get out of your everyday boring life, then a trip to Romania is what you need. Lucky for you, there are a variety of packages that you can choose from… CONTINUE READING >> 

If you are craving for an adventure or just a way to get out of your everyday boring life, then a trip to Romania is what you need. Why not explore a place filled with adventure, excitement, and mystery. However, going on a vacation to Romania can be very expensive. Lucky for you, there are a variety of packages that you can choose from. These packages contain hotels, accommodation, restaurants, activities, and everything that you can do to entertain you for days to weeks.

If you are interested, we have listed the best Romania vacation package that you can take advantage of.

The classic Romanian Tour

If you are looking for romania tours to explore, then it’s best that you stick to the classics. This package contains a unique mixture of the extraordinary architecture of Bucharest. Within the tour, you can meet locals, drink Palinka, and visit unique houses. If you are craving for a smooth ride, then you can enjoy a horse-drawn carriage in the charming Sibiel. If you want more out of the tour, you can go sightseeing and visit Bran castle in Brasov. At the end of the day, you can enjoy the wooden churches in Barsana. This beautiful eight-day tour only cost around $1217, which means you save $240.

Transylvania castle

If you want something mysterious and adventurous, then you can try the Transylvania castle package, which is a four-day medieval tour. The whole journey starts in Bucharest and takes you through 12 other destinations. It’s a small group tour which will include an expert guide, transportation, meals, accommodation, and much more. The approximate cost is $569 for four days, which means that you will save $112.

Cycle Romania

If you are a bicycle enthusiast, then this is the tour for you. This nine-day cycling tour will take you through 12 destinations within Romania. You will join a small group of people and will cycle together throughout the whole trip. This package includes a tour guide, transportation, meals, accommodation, and many more features. It cost around $1886 for nine days, which means that you will save around $79.

Transylvania hiking

This is the package for the explorer, hikers, worked out enthusiast, and photographer. This tours will keep you moving, refresh, and bewildered about all the beautiful surroundings. The packaged will take your breath away as the tour guide travels with you to take you on a hiking adventure through Sibiu. You will also witness eight other destinations in Romania as well as getting lost in the surrounding and ambiance of mother nature. You will be hiking with a small group of people, and the package also comes with accommodations, meals, hotels, and tour guide. With this phenomenal adventure, you will be paying $1234 for eight days. That means you will save around $51 for this wonderful journey.

Birdwatching tour

If you love birdwatching, then this is the tour for you. The whole birdwatching adventure starts in the Danube delta. This is a six-day tour package that takes you through the Delta where you can observe the habitat of a variety of bird species. The tour comes with a guide, meals, accommodations and much more. It cost around $740 for a six-day birdwatching tour which means you save around $31.

Become a Romanian epicurean

One of the reasons why people travel is to experience new cultures and food. Romania has a robust culinary uniqueness that you should not miss. This tour will provide you with a seven-day food experience that will take you through Bucharest. You will also travel to six other destinations to various restaurants, Café, food vendors, and much more. After this tour, your taste buds will be exploding with joy. This amazing package cost around 1536 for seven days, which means you will save $64. After this vacation, you will experience the mouthwatering joy and love for the Romanian culture.

Untouched Romania

Romania has all these hidden gems. There are mysterious and breathtaking places to visit. However, in order to know where these places are, you would have to do some extensive research. Fortunately for you, this package contains a tour guide that knows Romania like the back of his hands. He will take you on an adventure for nine days exploring the most beautiful and breathtaking places in Romania. You will go through each destination throughout the Bucharest region. These destinations are filled with beaches, cities, monuments, architecture, and mountains. This phenomenal experience cost around $1824 for nine days, which means you will save up to $76.

With all this wonderful package, you will be able to explore Romania as well as absorb the culture and ambiance at a low and affordable price. In fact, you can go hiking, cycling, or restaurant hopping, after all the possibilities are endless when it comes to vacationing in Romania. Sometimes, Life is boring sitting at a 9-to-5 job, but with this these packages, you will feel revitalize without breaking your bank. We hope that you enjoy the piece of information, and will be able to share the adventure with your friends and family.

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