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BEAUFORT is an uneventful town, normally only used by tourists on their way to the white-water rafting on nearby Sungei Padas or those doing the spectacular train ride from Beaufort to Tenom. Although the line runs all the way from KK to...
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For a stay of more than a day or two, MYRTHIOS , in the hills behind Plaki·s, also deserves consideration. It's no longer a great deal cheaper, and its once-popular youth hostel which put it on the map with legions of younger travellers over...
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The Puritanism of GENEVA (GenËve in French) is inextricably linked with the city's struggle for independence. Long ruled by the dukes of Savoy, who regarded the local bishopric as their private property, sixteenth-century Genevans saw the...
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