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- Magu Bee
- An open minded and open hearted world traveller, Zumba Instructor and dancer. *My newest travel story: http://bit.ly/V4F3Ei*
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Ever since I heard of Beneficio I felt this more or less conscious need to go there. Not that I'd want to live in the place, but I sa... -
Legong is one of Bali's traditional dances. It's been considered royal entertainment ever since it originated in the 19th centu... -
My trip started on Friday, the 7th, when I went to board an overnight Volvo sleeper bus which would take me to Goa, Mapsa to be exact. ... -
Tanah Lot is one of the most famous temples on Bali. Well, Pura Tanah Lot is the temple, Tanah Lot is the rock formation it's on,... -
I suppose there are few people who have never heard of the pyramids in Giza. Again, just like it was with the Nile , I imagined them a bit d... -
One of tourist and local must do's alike is a visit to Al-Azhar park before the call for an evening prayer.
niedziela, 30 stycznia 2011
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sobota, 29 stycznia 2011
The first puja I went to, I didn't get to see the beginning of the ceremony so can't really comment on the differences between a Punjabi and a Gujarati wedding.
The first function I went to was baraat. Traditionally the groom arrives on a horse and I was super excited to see that but unfortunately he came in a car instead. It was still fun, though!
piątek, 28 stycznia 2011
wtorek, 25 stycznia 2011
Another attraction of my short stay in Egypt was visiting the capital's citadel. It was cute to see how worried Ehab was when I started climbing its walls. The poor guy almost had a heart attack...
niedziela, 23 stycznia 2011
I had a blast!
The evening before the actual marriage everyone gathers to celebrate together during a function called sangeet.
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I failed big time.
Was having too much fun to be clicking away...
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środa, 19 stycznia 2011
Batur Danau is the widest lake in the island, very nicely located with Mount Batur in the background.
It was one of the main points in the itinenary during my road trip through Bali.
Ehab agreed to take me to a very poor part of the city, what he called 'The garbage city'.
wtorek, 18 stycznia 2011
Legong is one of Bali's traditional dances.
It's been considered royal entertainment ever since it originated in the 19th century. Danced by two rigorously trained adolescent girls, it tells one of the stories from Malat, a collection of heroic romances.
One of the very few places I visitied on Java while spending time with my friend Marianka, was Borobudur. It is a 9th century Buddhist monument, decorated with over 500 Buddha statues.
niedziela, 16 stycznia 2011
Here goes my last, most chilled, day in Goa. I spent it mostly on the Palolem beach or in one of its cafes.
sobota, 15 stycznia 2011
The first day was quite tiring, so the second one was a lot less active and involved only one long ride south, to Palolem.
czwartek, 13 stycznia 2011
My trip started on Friday, the 7th, when I went to board an overnight Volvo sleeper bus which would take me to Goa, Mapsa to be exact.
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