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Tourist Trail In The Afghan Wilds
A lilting voice singing of summer and of meadows was all but drowned out by the crack of whips, the tearing at bridles and the cheering of the crowd as the horsemen battled over the carcass of a headl (21/09/2007)
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Best of Malacca: City where old is gold
By Tan Bee Hong One gets the best of both worlds in old Malacca. This oldest city in the peninsular is over 600 years old, started from an tiny fishing village that grew into a important port that co (31/07/2006)
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Afghanistan
Afghan logistics, brings along the expertise to turn a trip into memorable and unique adventure.
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Cambodia
Cambodia: A Jewel Of Culture, Heritage And Nature (02/03/2006)
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Laser Art Show Seeks To Bring Back Buddhas
An elaborate laser show plans to "recreate" Afghanistan's famous Bamiyan Buddhas, the towering, 1,600-year-old statues destroyed by the Taliban amid international outrage in 2001. (23/09/2005)
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Afghan-Iranian highway opens
The Afghan and Iranian presidents have opened a major road linking their two countries as part of reconstruction efforts aimed at boosting trade and tourism.
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Afghanistan revisited
At last, tourism is alive and doing well in Afghanistan. However there is no doubt that there is still a long way to go and the country is rated as uncertain, insecure and, by some Governments, positi (04/03/2005)
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Afghan Archaeology on the road to recovery
In a recent interview in Kabul, the Afghan Deputy Minister of Culture and Information, G. R. Yusufzai, spoke about the current state of archaeological research. "Our rich cultural heritage is still la (15/10/2004)
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President Karzai inaugurates National Museum
President Hamid Karzai inaugurated Afghanistan's rebuilt national museum by cutting a pink ribbon to mark the completion of the refit of the two-story museum, whose building was destroyed in civil wa (07/10/2004)
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Afghanistan: Can tourism be revived
Afghanistan has disappeared from the tourism map because of wars and unrest. But what chances it has in making a come back? And what are its tourist attractions places? The following article tries to (29/06/2004)
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Afghan national airline to fly to Paris
Afghanistan's national airline is about to begin regular flights from Kabul to Paris, and also plans to add New York and London to its expanding route map, one of its directors said on May 29th. (06/06/2004)
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Afghans return to Olympics after eight years
The Olympic team from Afghanistan will spend two months on the Greek resort island of Lesbos to prepare for their return to the games this year after an eight-year absence. (03/02/2004)
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Bridge of art
An American writer has presented a play exploring Afghanistan's brutal political culture (03/02/2004)
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Italian engineers save Afghan Buddhas
Italian engineers have completed work to prevent the collapse of the cliff niches which house the remaining fragments of Afghanistan's ancient Bamiyan Buddhas which were destroyed by the Taliban, a U (22/12/2003)
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Plunder goes on across Afghanistan
It was meant to be a rare success story. According to the Afghan minister of culture, the small mound of soft yellow earth at Bazy-Kheil, 20 miles east of Kabul, was one of the country's few protecte (22/12/2003)
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