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Budapest to Krakow - Secrets of Slovakia |
Long hidden in the very heart of Europe, Slovakia is eager to reveal its riches. For centuries, more powerful neighbors - Romans, Turks, Hapsburgs, Hungarians - left their mark, yet the culture of this newly independent nation remains its own. Life is simpler here. The stunning countryside, picturesque villages with their rich folk traditions and welcoming residents, are untouched by time. We hold the keys to three countries. Begin in Budapest, walking through Hungary's noted spa towns and on to the fairytale landscapes of Slovakia. Castles rise against the backdrop of the Carpathian and High Tatra Mountains. Following trails left by primitive cart tracks, we pass lakes, vineyards, hills and gorges before crossing into Poland and the magical Renaissance city of Krakow.
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| We have had a fabulous time in Kerala. It is a wondrous place, and we would come back here in a heartbeat. Drivers, guides, hotels have all worked out just fine. Estelle and Mike were with us for a week, and they are now on their own for another week or so at an Ayurvedic clinic near Kumily and Thekkady. Mike was a Peace Corps volunteer in Jaipur '65 - '67, worked for the Bank of America in Mumbai '68 - '74, and had an importing business with a partner in Bangalore '75 - '86. He has not been back to India since 1986, and Estelle has never been, so it was wonderful seeing Kerala through Mike's memory-filled eyes, and Estelle's fresh eyes. Thanks ever so much for planning our Asia itinerary the way you did. I don't think I'd change a bit.
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| ~ Lorain and Bill |
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