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Sarajevo route

For: Angelo Laudiero (text and photos)
Sarajevo is even more attractive at night: the bars are full and everywhere you smell the sweet perfume of the hookah and drink the Bosanka Kafa (bosnian coffee) in the fidzani, the cups of turkish origin. Coffee is the national drink in Bosnia: in 1571, one hundred years before London or Paris, Sarajevo was one of the first cities in Europe with premises for the purchase and consumption of coffee.
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Mix on the Lower East Side

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
A good guy, Sergio Rosalen, who has been in New York for more than two years told me that the area where we were staying was bland for New Yorkers because it lacked its own character. He told me while we were having a few beers there, in a restaurant bar that perfectly mixed the new and the old, […]
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Bangkok, beyond the ghettos of tourists

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
We had the opportunity to enter the city through the main gate, not for the guest. A couple of Francesca's friends, she thai, They put us up in their house and showed us their city.. And there, to summarize, everything gained charm and realism compared to the terrifying Bangkok (valid for all of Thailand in my opinion) of so many travelers who flock madly to Khao San Road and surrounding areas (backpacker neighborhood).
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Istanbul in three bites
For: Alex Zurdo (text and photos)

But if you eat it, seriously eating, I recommend that you forget these streets somewhat plasticized and its restaurants where, oh surprise, not find any Turkish, but only tourists. Places where menus are expensive, predictable and, too often, cooked without the main ingredient, love.
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Jodhpur, India: the land of death
For: Edward Winter (text and photos)

Then, come to my ears musical notes and a voice begins to sing. A few feet away from me a young, only child, wearing a traditional costume plays dirulba, a stringed instrument. He is accompanied by a letter that looks like a lament or, at least, gave me melancholy.
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86 ways to cook a buffalo
For: Alex Zurdo (text and photos)

While the first bottle we racksi2 I ask why Rohit newaris bars are much dirtier than a shoe store or a grocery store. Not knowing what to say shrugs and takes a sip of rice wine.
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