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How to stay healthy and enjoy the sights.

Dotted with five-star hotels and lush golf courses, the luxury resort of El Gouna was established along Egypt’s northern Red Sea coast around 1989.

Postcards visits a venerable cobblers keeping an ancient shoemaking tradition alive in the Chinese capital.

A local rickshaw driver gives us the lowdown on the best way to see the Chinese capital.

Postcards piles on the pounds with glee as it visits THE place to eat crispy duck in Beijing.

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"Follow us in Siberia" looks at the event local authorities hope will begin putting the Siberian city on the international map.

Young hearts run free in the heart of Siberia as Krasnoyarsk bets on its young people.

"Follow us in Siberia" takes a look at the region's dazzling natural beauty, which provides much of the region's wealth, and that is reflected in its local cuisine,

The Piton de la Fournaise volcano in France's Reunion Island erupted for the fourth time this year, on Monday (September 17), drawing spectators who trekked to watch lava flowing on the surface.

No visit to the Chinese capital is truly complete without a visit to one of the nation's most sacred sites.

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Miles of white beaches, sand dunes and blue water. The Caspian Sea offers truly unexpected views. A hundred kilometers from the shore of this sea, which is actually a lake, you can go into a completely different world, including the Torysh Valley, a huge desert expanse of mysterious round stones.

The Torysh Valley is strewn with round-shaped rocks and stones of varying dimensions: from spheres that you can hold in one hand to those that reach up to 3 meters in diameter. There are no studies that prove the exact process of formation of these spheres, but they probably have a volcanic origin.