#tourist activities

[shoegazekid]

#touristactivities #shoegaze

[rangerofmiles]

Sri Lanka: The jewel of South Asia for travel and tourism

[cutejennydawson]

Soothe Your Soul: Experience the Best Body Rubs in Miami

As a thriving city, Miami offers a variety of activities and attractions to explore, but after a long day of touring, your body may be in need of some relaxation. Body rubs are a great way to relieve stress and tension, and Miami is home to some of the best spas and massage centers in the world. Here are some of the things you can do to enhance your miami body rub:

Choose the right spa or massage center Miami has numerous spas and massage centers that offer body rubs, and choosing the right one can make a significant difference in your experience. Do your research to find a reputable and reliable spa or massage center that has excellent reviews from previous customers.

Try different types of body rubs Miami offers a wide range of body rubs, from Swedish massages to deep tissue massages. Experiment with different types of body rubs to find the one that suits your needs best. You can also request a personalized massage that focuses on specific areas of your body that need more attention.

Make the most of the spa facilities Many spas in Miami offer additional facilities like saunas, hot tubs, and steam rooms that you can use before or after your body rub. These facilities help to relax your muscles and enhance your overall experience.

Book in advance Body rubs are a popular form of relaxation in Miami, and the spas and massage centers can get busy, especially during peak tourist season. Booking in advance ensures that you get the date and time that suits you best.

Take your time Body rubs can be relaxing and rejuvenating, so take your time and savor the experience. Don’t rush through the massage, and be sure to communicate with the masseuse if you feel uncomfortable or have any specific needs.

In conclusion, Miami offers a variety of body rubs that can help to relieve stress and tension. Choose the right spa or massage center, try different types of massages, make the most of the spa facilities, book in advance, and take your time to fully enjoy the experience.

[cuubism]

went to a not at all notable pub today

[chocopinda]

Everyone deserves a vacation sometimes, I think.

Thank you for picking out the fun, tourist energy shirt @insanityofvaas x

[columboscreens]

[rosalesbeausderholle]

People would call you communist for this (lol) but the solution for the housing crisis we have all over is to set a minimum and maximum price per square meter that you can rent/sell a place for and that maximum price per meter should be adjusted so that it never exceeds a specific reasonable percentage of local salaries. Also, governments should be tougher on places not being fit to rent. No, you shouldn't be able to rent anything less than 45m² as 'a flat', that's either a room or a storage unit.

[ghanatrails]

Discover the Essence of Ghana Vibrant Cities, Serene Beaches, and Rich Traditions.

Ghana, a country in West Africa, is a treasure trove of cultural diversity, natural beauty, and vibrant cities. From the bustling streets of Accra to the serene beaches of Cape Coast, Ghana has something for everyone. In this blog post, we'll take you on a journey through the best of Ghana, exploring its rich traditions, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities.

Vibrant Cities

Ghana's cities are a fusion of traditional and modern culture. Accra, the capital city, is a must-visit, with its vibrant markets, historical landmarks, and nightlife. Kumasi, the cultural hub, is home to the Ashanti Kingdom and its rich heritage. Tamale, in the north, is a melting pot of cultures, with a unique blend of traditional and modern architecture.

Serene Beaches

Ghana's coastline offers a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Cape Coast, with its stunning beaches and historic castles, is a popular destination. Elmina, with its picturesque fishing village and beautiful beaches, is another must-visit. Busua, a serene beach town, is perfect for relaxation and water sports.

Rich Traditions

Ghana is renowned for its rich cultural heritage. The Ashanti Kingdom, with its vibrant Kente cloth and traditional drumming, is a highlight. The Akwasidae festival, celebrated by the Ashanti people, is a colorful display of traditional dance, music, and costume. The Ewe people, in the east, have a unique tradition of storytelling and music.

Natural Beauty

Ghana's natural beauty is breathtaking. The Volta Lake, the largest man-made lake in the world, is a stunning sight. The Afadjato Mountain, the highest peak in Ghana, offers breathtaking views. The Wli Waterfalls, in the east, are a scenic delight. The Mole National Park, in the north, is home to a diverse range of wildlife.

Ghana is a country that has something for everyone. From vibrant cities to serene beaches, rich traditions to natural beauty, Ghana is a destination that will leave you in awe. With Best Ghana Tours, you can experience the best of Ghana, with our expert guides and carefully curated tour packages. So why wait? Book your Ghana tour today and discover the essence of Ghana!

[firein-thesky]

sci fi and fantasy genres are really for minorities and while i’m not surprised white cishet men in particular have dominated and claimed those genres as theirs, it’s so like….frustrating watching them butcher the genres again and again. ceaselessly. without an ounce of self awareness.

[shoegazekid]

#touristactivities #shoegaze

[dkettchen]

Gojo JJK and Aizawa MHA are opposite archetypes insofar as Aizawa presents himself as the not-fun teacher but means well, while Gojo presents himself as the fun teacher but will absolutely destroy his students' expectations with work

[begaycommittreason]

despite canonically being set in jersey, the most new york thing about gotham is the whole ‘mind your business’ mentality

every time something batshit (i hate myself) happens, ppl are completely unaffected, they’re just like “i don’t care that a giant sentient crocodile has teamed up with fucking walking jeopardy to try and blow up our city again janice, i care that he did it during rush hour— some people have shit to do.”

[hesbuckcompton-baby]

ya girl visited the Cabinet War Rooms in London today very good very nice almost bought the Band of Brothers book in the gift shop but ALAS. i had stocked up on Tudor history books at the Tower of London yesterday and had to restrain myself. also saw the Execution of Lady Jane Grey at the National Gallery and almost had a mental breakdown.

Feeling Very Normal Overall

[oldtvandcomics]

To get some positivity in this tag: Let me tell you about my recent bustrip to Prague! While narcoleptic. It was really great, and a bit tricky, and I think we can use some stories of disabled people doing fun things.

Background story: I was visiting my grandmother, and took the bus both there and back, because it's different, and because I really wanted to actually see some more of the Europe I spent my life running there and back through (we live in the West, my Grandmother in the East). On the way back, I spent two nights in Prague. It was a highly anticipated part of the trip, as I still kind of miss the city after my one year there. It was also the most tricky part of the whole thing to manage.

You see, my bus arrived at 6.00h, and check-in at the hotel was at 15.00h. Which is a good nine hours between the two.

I am pretty much guaranteed to fall asleep every three to four hours.

Rest of the story under the cut.

For those not aware of the weather right now in Eastern Europe: It's COLD. And SNOWY! So when I arrived at the bus station, my first reaction was pretty much "Nope!", and I went into the bathroom to put on an extra layer of clothes. I was fine after that.

You can walk from UÁN Florenc bus station to the Old Town pretty easily, which I knew because as I said, I've been there before. So I walked there, and stopped to buy myself some breakfast in a big supermarket at a metro station. After that, I went the usual way down to Old Town Square and the clock, and continued on to Charles Bridge.

At that point, it was still only between 7.00h and 8.00h, so of course there was close to nobody on the streets, only the people who had to be there. And snow. Lots of snow. Charles Bridge. People. Charles Bridge, normally black with age and full of tourists, was WHITE! And almost completely empty. I was there at sunrise. It was impossible to describe beautiful.

Pictures don't do it justice, but here are some. The river. People. The river was damping!

And yeah, this is Old Town Square.

I usually don't get this magic-place-feeling from Prague, because the people cover it up. Which is actually one of the reasons I like it, they cover up some of the useless noise in my brain, too. I'm more functional in a big city.

Anyway. This was clearly an exception. It really felt like walking in a wintery fairy tale. The only thing missing was a ghost.

After that, I went to the hotel, and dropped off my backpack. I like to travel with a light luggage, which made moving around earlier possible. And hotels are fine keeping luggages locked up in some room before check-in and after check-out.

I then took the tram number 22 direction Nádraží Hostivař. This was planned. One, I know the line, and know that it passes by two big shopping centres. Two, I know that I always fall asleep on any moving vehicle, and public transportation is a reasonably safe place to sleep.

Which is exactly what happened, I woke only when I was at the second shopping centre. So I went and looked at some shops, and bought myself a gift of three ice bear figurines. I sometimes like to take pictures of these plastic figurines, and the snow triggered that. I'm very sorry that I didn't have my actual collection with me. But the bears did a wonderful job, too.

This was behind a random tank station, where there was a table with benches where the snow was still completely untouched. So I played a little around there.

Then I took the tram to the other shopping centre, fell asleep again on the way there, looked a bit more at shops, had lunch in the KFC on the top floor and finished my book, then it was already time to take the tram back to the hotel. I fell asleep during that trip again, then I went to the hotel, checked in and got my room. All in all, I had managed to survive those 9+ hours without any greater discomfort, which is, honestly, better than I'd expected.

The end. Here are some more bears from the next day.

City wildlife. <3

[shalegas34]

sigh, as much as i dislike jenny tian’s comedy (a lot of her humour falls flat and she comes across as kinda inauthetic) i will fight to the death against the racists that crop up like weeds on all her videos

some examples:

• (that accent) isn’t hot on asians • voice doesn’t match the face • i love (that accent) on a pretty asian babe 😍😍

yeah all of these are racist, and if you don’t agree you can kindly go fuck yourself <3

[nnato]