Jackson, Mississippi

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Expect a wonderful fusion of the old south and 21st century when you visit Jackson, Mississippi. Walk amongst wonderfully preserved historic buildings ranging from the City Hall to the governor's mansion to Baptist and Presbyterian churches and antique shops. Visit the flea markets, you never know - you might find some fascinating things there. With a population of over 180,000 people, Jackson recounts a history to be proud of - boasting of being the location for the world's first ever heart and lung transplants, home to the famed literary greats; Eudora Welty and Margaret Walked Alexander. The city gets its name from Major General Andrew Jackson, the USA's seventh President. The city has had a colourful and turbulent past with it being burnt three times during the civil war by…
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Indianapolis, Indiana

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Indianapolis has long been known for, and forever will be associated with motor racing. The Indy 500 has traditionally drawn hordes of fans to the city and has kept the tourist population happy for many a year. However, the city is focusing on broadening its appeal. Indianapolis wants to be known to visitors for reasons other than motor racing and is working hard towards it. Among the family oriented attractions is the Soldiers and Sailors monument. This features a 284 foot spire, atop which rests a 30 foot Bronze statue known as Miss. Indiana. The Monument Circle is also surrounded by entertainment centers, museums, sports stadiums and hotels. Notable among the new developments is the performance and exhibition space called Indianapolis Arts Garden. The structure is an eight story rotunda…
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Kostenets

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The village Kostenets is an idyllic location in Bulgaria, which offers some quiet rest and relaxation. The village is 8kms from the town of Kostenets and is the picture of authentic Bulgarian village life. So much so that the most exciting thing to happen there is the weekly market that takes place every Saturday. At the market you can find anything from clothes, household goods, fruits and vegetables to an animal market where you will encounter piglets sold from the boot of a car or even baby ducks in a cardboard box. The village is laid out in a circular form, so you will never get lost wherever you are. At the center lies a beautiful park with two cafes, where you can relax away your day sipping coffee and…
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