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Free Budapest Walking Tours
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Delhi City Break $230 Dive into Delhi’s heady mix of noise, colour and smells, Stroll through busy Connaught Place, Sip a cup a sweet chai, Learn about puja at the Hanuman Temple, Travel on the city’s metro, Gain insight into the Hindu religion from a local guide, Shop for colouful souvenirs, Sample India’s unique cuisine, Enjoy free time to explore at leisure |
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Lamu Beach Break $930 Relax on white sand beaches, Take a dip in the Indian Ocean, Enjoy the laidback atmosphere of an island free of cars, Admire ornate traditional architecture, Be immersed in Swahili culture, Wander through markets full of fresh produce |
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Istanbul City Break $380 Tantalise senses at the famous Spice Market, Shop up a storm at the Grand Bazaar , Spend free time admiring the Ayasofya, Sample tasty Turkish delight, Discover historic Sultanahmet, Visit the Suleymaniye Mosque and the Rustem Pasha Mosque, Marvel at the splendour of Istanbul’s Blue Mosque |
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Marrakech City Break $495 Uncover the culinary delights of magnificent Morocco, Be transferred from the airport to the hotel, Learn some basic Arabic, Mingle with locals at the market, Test new language skills while buying fresh ingredients, Discover the secrets to the spices used in Moroccan cuisine, Prepare delicious salads, couscous and tajines in a cooking class, Enjoy free time to explore the sights of Marrakech |
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