#Travel destination

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Croatia : Sightseeing in Split

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Best Resorts and Attractions of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands

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A quick challenge- how many bees do you see in this flower?

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Haussmann’s Paris

Georges-Eugène Haussmann (1809-1891), was a French official chosen by Emperor Napoleon III to renovate and renew a large portion of central Paris to make it more au goût du jour. 

The first project was to improve the sanitation, water supply and traffic circulation of Paris. As the population of the City of Light had doubled, the improvements included a redivision of the map to include eight more arrondissements, or districts, and new sewers were installed. Two new railway stations, a produce market, a hospital and the Paris opera were built, and four more parks were created. Old buildings have been destroyed to be replaced by a specific style of neoclassical architecture, all the same height and faced with cream-coloured stone, to create a uniform look on Paris boulevards. He has treated buildings not as independent, but as pieces of a unified landscape. This style of architecture became known as the Haussmann style. 

The ground floor is usually by businesses, as is often the mezzanine. The second, third and fourth floor are residential units, and the fifth floor features a single, continuous balcony. The mansard roof, angled at 45° was occupied by lower-income tenants and concierges.

Outside, stone paved carriage entrances that connect to a courtyard were used as entrances by the nobility to enter with their horse-drawn carriages.

The chimneys that were originally used for heating now symbolize the iconic rooftops of Paris in movies. Also note that the tiny balconies offer some of the best views of Paris.

The interiors typically feature herringbone and chevron parquet floors, elaborate plaster moldings, tall windows, built-in wardrobes and bookshelves, marble fireplaces, and French doors. It is  the quintessential Parisian-style apartment.

How to replicate this typical Parisian neoclassical style 

If you ever desire to add a little bit of Haussmannian charm to your own apartment, consider investing in a golden framed mirror. It is usually placed above the marble fireplace, but you could choose a full-length mirror for your dressing area in your bedroom. Also, add golden candlesticks or ceiling lights to match. Most walls are usually white, which can make things a tad easier for renting tenants with restrictions from their owners.

If your budget allows, introduce an ornamented marble fireplace to your living room, as well as elaborate plaster moldings, and warm wood floorings. It gives european flair to the room, and increases the potential value of the property on the real estate market. Match the marble fireplace with a porcelain vase with your favourite flowers for a romantic flair. 

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Majestic View of Spiti Valley from Manali

Capture the breathtaking beauty of Spiti Valley from Manali. The rugged terrain, snow-capped peaks, and winding roads create a picturesque scene. This image showcases the stunning landscape that draws travelers and adventure enthusiasts alike. Explore the serenity of Spiti Valley from the bustling town of Manali.

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The Brockville Railway Tunnel, Canada's oldest railway tunnel, is a captivating blend of history and modernity. This 1854 engineering marvel, stretching 527 meters, is now a vibrant tourist attraction. Its stone walls echo the past, while a dazzling LED light show and ambient music create a mesmerizing experience. The tunnel's cool interior offers a refreshing escape in summer, and its central location makes it easily accessible

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Brooklyn Bridge & East River - New York City by Andreas Komodromos

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Even though West Virginia is my real residence- Mcallen will always feel like my second home. Both 1,458 Miles apart from each other.

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Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn beach), Croatia

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Laburnum Tree! Aka the Golden Chain Flowers, they are fairly toxic.

Here are a few from the Van Dusen Gardens! Don't you just want to grab a few and pop them in your mouth? (Tbh that few probably wouldn't kill you, I don't know the specific toxicity)

Reblog and put in the tags how you would die if your URL predicted your death

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I intend to have a trip to Japan in near future (I'm putting it into the universe). so I'm looking for videos to learn Japanese a little.

why do i feel like Asian languages don't have alphabet?!!

do I even need to learn from scratch, or like tourists learn a few words to get by? 🤔🤔🤔