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The China Guide uses 360° panoramas, original Chinese music, audio of Chinese phrases, video, photography and humor to actively show travelers aspects of Chinese culture in which they can participate. Find out how to ride a bike with the masses, navigate the subway system, take a taxi without speaking Chinese and find your way to the (correct) toilet..."

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Quoted: 日本全国32ヶ所の厳選ドライブコースを実際にクルマで走っている映像でご紹介！全国のドライブ名所や有名ランドマークを動画で楽しみながら、次の旅行計画にお役立てください！

The Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace from the mid-Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It is located in the middle of Beijing, China

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A twelve part feature on the history of the Tour de France. I saw a repeat of this on late night british television last week. It was done in 2003 for the 100 year 'anniversary' of the Tour. It's pretty sweet and it's filled with fun facts. Like, did you know that the first winner of the Tour won by car sharking his way to the finish?

Quoted: Presented by Sean Kelly, narrated by David Duffield, and commentary by Phil LiggettThis official history celebrates an inc...

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personally, this is one of my fave wins. pretty sensational and dramatic--beating a native parisian on his own turf on two accounts and all--but hey, new school is in...

Quoted: The duel LeMond-Fignon starts in Versailles...

Quoted: El Capitan Canyon is a Southern California coast resort and is the perfect place for nature lovers who want Santa Barbara coastal camping with some of the lodging luxuries a resort can offer.

They're going to open a Dickens theme park in Kent next month. Definitely a stop I need to add for the inaugural London trip I've been trying to plan for years. Now if the exchange rate could just get reasonable!

Quoted: Sandwiched between a cinema multiplex and a factory outlet, and housed in a hangar the size of four football pitches, Dickens World is a theme park based on the Victorian answer to Mickey Mouse. Opening in Kent at the end of next month, it's a day out for the family that brings to life the 15 novels by Charles Dickens; actually make that 13 - they haven't managed to squeeze in Barnaby Rudge or Bleak House. Never mind that the books tackle child exploitation, poverty, murder and domestic violence; the indoor attraction is based on designs by the creator of Santa World in Sweden so the emphasis is firmly on fun, fun, fun.