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Why Egypt and Jordan Are Perfect Destinations for a Family Vacation

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  During the Easter holidays in April, I was debating where to travel. When traveling with children, the options are often quite similar. The destination shouldn't be too dangerous, too physically demanding, or too hot or cold. There must be access to good-quality food, and there should be enough opportunities to rest. Naturally, these criteria lead most people to well-known tourist destinations. But those popular places often come with large crowds, which can quickly exhaust children. In the end, most families end up choosing a resort. My friends and family all seemed to share the same opinion. So when you choose a place that isn't a resort, it can seem like you're deliberately choosing hardship. Nevertheless, I chose Egypt and Jordan as our family travel destinations. That’s when people around me began offering unsolicited concerns: “Why are you making the kids suffer on purpose?” “What if they get hurt over there?” “I heard there are scams and unfriendly loc...

Recommended Mobile E-SIM for Traveling in Europe

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  When traveling abroad, a SIM card is the first thing to prepare. Some people buy an international SIM card online in advance, while others rent a Wi-Fi device. Another option is to purchase a local SIM card upon arrival. Recently, e-SIMs that can be downloaded via an app have also become available. Having so many options is great, but the downside is that it can be confusing to compare them all! I have been living in Denmark and traveling around Europe, so I found the most cost-effective and convenient SIM plan for my needs. I want to introduce it here.

Prague Christmas Market: Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square

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 If you live in Asia, the culture of Christmas markets is unfamiliar. This is because European-style squares, a characteristic of European cities, do not exist in Asia, and Christianity was introduced relatively recently. In Asia, Christianity is just one of many religions people believe in. As a result, I have almost no experience with Christmas markets. I even thought a Christmas market was just a regular store decorated with Christmas ornaments. Now, there is also a Christmas market in Aalborg, where I live, and I have become accustomed to it as I pass by. After a while, it feels like an everyday thing, and I don't think much about it anymore. Just something like, "Oh, people are waiting for Christmas," or "The market is hyggelig." On December 23rd and 24th, we were at the Christmas market in Prague.  The Christmas market was held in the Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) and Wenceslas Square (Václavské nám.). As always, countless stalls filled the Old To...

Výtopna: The Train Restaurant in Prague

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  Výtopna: The Train Restaurant in Prague Prague is a city I have already visited twice for conferences over the past ten years. The sun was brilliant, the buildings were antique and charming, and enjoying food and drinks here made me happy. It still does. There aren't many places in Europe that provide such a satisfying experience as Prague. That's why I always wanted to revisit this city with my wife and children. Despite spending around 20 days in Prague, I had never heard of this train restaurant. While planning the trip, I saw an episode of the Korean variety show Dokbak Tour 3 , which featured a trip to Prague and a visit to this restaurant. My son watched the show and was immediately drawn to it, so we decided to go. https://images.app.goo.gl/1QmKeNkQC1BgeMQg8 Korean variety show Dokbak Tour 3 vistis here 1. Location Google map:  https://maps.app.goo.gl/vLdfHKS9KzztJ9R28 Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) was a place I had often walked around during my conference tr...