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Holiday

Contact Information of Kuşadası Hotel Pensions

You can find the contact information of some hotels and hostels in Kuşadası here. Pine Bay Club Region: Aydin, Kuşadası Location: Private Beach, On the Beach, Kuşadası Address: ILICA MEVKİİ

Conwy Castle, one of the grandest of Edward I's Welsh fortresses, rising above the estuary town
History

Conwy Castle: Edward I’s Perfect Fortress and Its Walled Town

If Caernarfon was Edward I’s imperial showpiece, Conwy was his perfect fortress. Standing on a rock where the River Conwy meets the sea in North Wales, it is, for many

Ocean Pacific
Folks

Cook Islands Maori of Rarotonga and the Fifteen Islands That Launched Aotearoa

Midway between Tahiti and Tonga lies the archipelago whose harbors, tradition says, launched the canoes that settled New Zealand. The Cook Islands Maori built chieftaincies whose ariki still sit in

The Hieroglyphic Stairway of Copán, whose steps carry the longest known Maya inscription
History

Copán: The Maya City of Carved Kings and the Hieroglyphic Stairway

In a lush green valley in the far west of Honduras, near the border with Guatemala, lie the ruins of a Maya city renowned above all for the beauty of

Overview of the Copan Maya archaeological site in Honduras
History

Copan: The Maya City of Kings and Scribes

Copan in Honduras was a Classic Maya capital famed for its Hieroglyphic Stairway, Altar Q dynasty record, and finely carved sculpture between 426 and 822 CE.

Egypt Pharaoh
Folks

Copts of the Nile Valley and Their Unbroken Line from the Pharaohs

When Egypt’s majority changed languages and faiths, one community simply kept the country’s own name. The Copts, direct heirs of the ancient Egyptians, adopted Christianity in Saint Mark’s Alexandria, invented

Culture, Travel

Cordoba: Capital of Al-Andalus

Source: Pixabay To understand why the Mezquita matters so deeply, it helps to understand the city that built it. For roughly three centuries Cordoba was the capital of Al-Andalus, the

Corfe Castle standing on its steep natural hill, guarding a gap in the Purbeck ridge in Dorset
History

Corfe Castle: Royal Murder, a Woman’s Siege, and a Fortress Blown Apart

Some ruins look sad. Corfe Castle looks defiant. Torn apart by gunpowder nearly four centuries ago, its great towers left leaning at crazy angles, its walls split and scattered down

St Michael’s Mount
Folks

Cornish of Kernow, a Celtic People of Tin and the Atlantic Coast

At the far southwestern tip of Britain, a rugged peninsula of cliffs, moors, and old mines reaching into the Atlantic, is the homeland of the Cornish, one of the Celtic