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I have an enormous experience of travelling abroad. I‘ve visited loads of countries, which are located in Europe and Asia. All of my trips, journeys and voyages were full of strange stories with locals. Citizens in my country and inhabitants in other ones have a lot of differentialities, when they collide with the same stuff. But we also have lots in common and that’s awesome. When I arrive in another city, which habits and traditions are totally different from my place of living, I always look for something that I can not find in my country, like different seasonings, sweets, decor items, etc. I go to the flee markets or some specific shops, which are kinda magnets for me. Only there you can find the specialties to buy and as a result come to the motherland with the haul. People, who are workers in these shops, always are very interesting and sensible. They do know each and every detail about the items they sell and the country they live in. Once I even was able to be on a traditional tea ceremony which was full of mysterious features, just because I had asked about the history of the kettle that I wanted to buy. So if you are planning about your next destinstion, just check blogs with the lists of these unique places or ask dwellers about them. It will be your mesmerizing experience. But the coin has two sides and what is okay for someone isn’t normal for another. P.S my loveliest Spain!

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I have vast experience travelling abroad. I‘ve visited many countries in Europe and Asia. All of my trips, journeys and voyages are full of adventure and mysterious tales narrated by locals. Citizens in my country and inhabitants of other countries have several differences when it comes to the same things. But we also have lots in common, and that’s awesome. When I arrived in another city, where the habits and traditions are totally different from where I originate, I always try to pinpoint the differences, viz, different seasonings, desserts, decor items, etc. I visit flea markets or some speciality shops, which I find very attractive. Only there one can find the souvenirs and return home with the haul. People who work in these shops are always very interesting and informative. They know the minute details of all the items they sell, as well as their homeland. Once I even attended a traditional tea ceremony which was full of mysterious celebrations, just because I was curious about the history of the kettle I wanted to buy. So if you are planning a trip to your next destination, please check my blog list on these unique places, or make inquiries with locals before travelling. I assure you it will be a mesmerizing experience. But remember the coin has two sides and what might seem okay for someone may not seem normal for another.

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