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Great

Bike

Trails

of

the

Smoky

Mountains

Jun

AM

Biking

in

the

Smoky

Mountains

is

a

great

way

to

cover

some

ground

while

staying

active

and

green

Dont

come

unprepared

thoughbe

sure

bring

the

right

bike

for

the

path

you

choose

and

adequate

water

for

the

length

of

time

you

will

be

riding

Because

it

is

the

mountains

some

areas

will

feature

steep

inclines

while

others

will

feature

more

flattened

and

windy

terrain

Keep

your

abilities

in

mind

when

choosing

a

ride

but

we

are

sure

you

will

be

happy

with

whichever

you

choose

Here

are

four

of

the

best

bike

trips

the

Smoky

Mountains

and

Gatlinburg

have

to

offer

Mills

Park

to

Bear

Mountain

This

is

a

great

ride

for

those

who

are

not

prepared

to

bike

on

rugged

terrain

but

still

want

to

see

some

of

the

region

Start

this

first

ride

around

Mills

Park

where

Isaac

Thomas

one

of

the

areas

first

settlers

traded

goods

with

the

local

Cherokee

Indians

Youll

pedal

past

Gatlinburg

on

Mills

Park

Road

a

great

little

town

at

the

foot

of

the

mountains

If

you

have

a

chance

check

out

some

of

the

sights

and

scenes

Turn

right

onto

Ogle

Road

a

smooth

and

winding

back

road

that

will

take

you

past

the

Heritage

Hollow

Cabins

another

great

attraction

in

the

area

Turn

left

onto

Buckhorn

Road

and

then

right

onto

Bird

Creek

Road

where

you

will

pass

the

Bird

Creek

Market

Careful

Youll

go

down

a

steep

hill

Then

turn

right

on

Pittman

Center

Road

and

then

right

on

Richardson

Cove

Road

Left

on

Dixon

where

you

will

have

a

steep

climb

Ride

down

the

hill

and

you

will

arrive

at

Twin

Creeks

Farm

and

the

beautiful

Bear

Mountain

Cades

Cove

Loop

Road

This

oneway

road

is

one

of

the

most

popular

biking

spots

in

and

around

the

Great

Smoky

Mountains

You

will

pass

through

a

lush

valley

surrounded

by

fields

and

mountains

that

represent

some

of

the

best

that

the

Great

Smoky

Mountains

have

to

offer

Deer

are

almost

always

spotted

in

the

fields

but

because

this

route

is

so

popular

it

is

important

to

consider

arriving

early

for

the

best

opportunities

to

see

wildlife

If

you

are

lucky

you

may

see

a

bear

wild

turkey

or

fox

A

number

of

historic

buildings

dating

back

to

the

late

and

early

The

Gatlinburg

Trail

There

are

not

very

many

trails

in

the

national

park

that

are

open

to

bicycles

so

keep

that

in

mind

when

choosing

this

path

one

of

two

that

are

available

This

twomile

trail

travels

from

the

Sugarlands

Visitor

Center

to

the

outskirts

of

Gatlinburg

It

is

flat

so

it

is

definitely

a

great

choice

for

families

with

small

children

Pass

through

the

forest

along

the

West

Prong

of

the

Little

Pigeon

River

waving

hello

to

the

people

passing

by

in

rafts

There

are

also

a

number

of

foundations

and

chimneys

of

a

few

old

homes

along

the

trail

Again

this

trip

could

benefit

from

an

early

start

as

it

is

extremely

popular

with

joggers

and

walkers

as

well

as

bicyclists

Oconaluftee

River

Trail

This

is

the

other

path

within

the

National

Park

that

allows

pets

and

bicycles

This

trail

travels

just

miles

one

way

from

the

Oconaluftee

Visitor

Center

to

the

outskirts

of

the

city

of

Cherokee

North

Carolina

This

trail

does

have

some

small

hills

It

runs

through

the

forest

along

the

banks

of

the

Oconaluftee

River

offering

some

truly

striking

views

Again

this

path

is

extremely

popular

with

bikers

walkers

runners

and

joggers

so

get

there

as

early

as

you

can

to

have

some

peaceful

quiet

with

the

beautiful

surroundings

Although

the

National

Park

does

not

allow

bicycles

on

more

than

a

few

of

their

trails

biking

is

still

a

great

choice

for

any

family

looking

to

see

some

of

the

park

with

small

children

of

the

paths

listed

are

particularly

steep

or

dangerous

but

be

sure

to

properly

evaluate

your

childrens

skills

before

you

make

a

decision

If

you

choose

correctly

your

family

will

have

a

great

time

biking

through

one

of

the

most

beautiful

parts

of

the

United

States

Learn

more

about

the

Smokies

at

the

largest

resource

for

Gatlinburg

cabins

at

wwwPatriotGetawayscom

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Smoky

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All

the

rides

sound

fun

I

stayed

on

Bear

Mountain

one

year

I

wish

I

would

have

brung

my

mountain

bike

to

do

som

e

downhill

on

the

road

that

comes

down

from

Lucky

Bears

cabin

Steep

curvy

and

beautiful

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whole

area

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bear

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Wow

Sweet

info

You

could

make

a

traveller

list

from

that

Super

simple

to

do

But

you

missed

Tsali

Recreation

Area

just

south

of

the

Smokies

across

Fontana

Lake

That

has

a

super

number

of

trails

I

hear

are

nice

But

thats

only

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the

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Smoky

Mountains

Jun

PM

I

would

suggest

a

number

of

road

bike

loops

and

areas

in

general

The

Foothills

Parkway

is

a

great

trek

on

a

road

bike

biking

with

the

family

in

Townsend

is

another

great

place

to

get

on

two

wheels

For

the

more

fit

and

those

just

wanting

a

challange

try

the

Blue

Ridge

Parkway

There

is

a

great

greenway

trail

in

Franklin

NC

along

the

Little

TN

River

and

Cullasaja

therefun

for

all

ages

for

info

on

great

road

rides

on

the

NC

side

of

the

park

try

wwwmotionmakerbikescom

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click

on

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road

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routes

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One

other

trail

in

the

GSMNP

that

allows

bikes

is

the

Deep

Creek

Trail

to

Indian

Creek

Falls

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Dandeli Jungle Camp Lowest prices for your stay Check In Guests 1 room 2 adults 0 children Show Prices Like saving money We search up to 200 sites for the lowest prices goswami_navin Kolkata India Dandeli Jungle resort Review of Dandeli Jungle Camp Reviewed 20 January 2017 Overall the place is good About 1 hour journey from Londa Station or Alnawar Station in Karnataka Overnight journey from Bangalore You must prebook your car from the Resort otherwise it may be difficult to get hire cartaxi from the station Food is average Tea is fantastic Bonfire with tandoor snacks is yummy People are very friendly If you dont have mobile connectivity the resort people will help you out by allowing you to use their phone But they should have some kind of communication system installed Their package is good Jungle safari which is no more attractive as there are no animals in the jungle any more except for few spotted dear They take you to another spot for white water rafting river crossing zorbing kayaking natural spa etc But they should have some activity in their resort also otherwise it becomes quite boring Room standard needs a lot of upgradation Bathrooms are not good Quite clumbsy as a whole Space crunch Beds are uneven window curtains in poor condition See all 32 reviews Nearby Hotels Bison River Resort Ganeshgudi 153 reviews Free Parking Breakfast included Magenta Resort Dandeli Dandeli 315 reviews Certificate of Excellence Free Parking Breakfast included Varca Palms Beach Resort Varca 235 reviews Free Parking Breakfast included Neemranas Arco Iris Noble Home Curtorim 287 reviews Certificate of Excellence Free Wifi Free Parking The Verda Dwarawata HubliDharwad 3 reviews Ramya Residency HubliDharwad 8 reviews Free Wifi Free Parking Sterling Goa India Days Inn Mapusa 26 reviews Free Wifi Free Parking Maria Rosa Resort Bardez 59 reviews Free Parking Pool Clisher Panjim 2 reviews Exotic Palms Calangute 4 reviews Restaurant Room Service View more hotels in Dandeli Reviews 32 50 Traveller rating Excellent 6 Very good 16 Average 6 Poor 2 Terrible 2 Traveller type Families Couples Solo Business Friends Time of year MarMay JunAug SepNov DecFeb Language All languages English 32 Show reviews that mention All reviews nature lovers the owner non veg the river hazel camp premises zorbing kms ambience resort 13 18 of 32 reviews rinshad r 6 6 Reviewed 20 January 2017 Worst place in dandeli Nothing to say just kind a worst place i have visited especially the rooms are not worth even no soap inside the toilet and there is no water in the pool and dirtiest this is something like a lodge with only worth Rs 1500 night with the facilities that they provided Room Tip Dont choose this place better choose Kali adventure camp With lot of activities with the same price Stayed January 2017 travelled with friends Sleep Quality Rooms Service Ask rinshad r about Dandeli Jungle Camp 1 Thank rinshad r This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC Dharmesh P Manager at Dandeli Jungle Camp responded to this review Responded 23 August 2018 Dear Rinshad Thank you for posting a review and were sorry to hear that your experience was not of the quality you expected We never advertised anywhere that we have a swimming pool in our camp The pit swimming pool look like you saw is a tank used for rain water harvesting We would like the opportunity to investigate your feedback further We were unable to find your name in our booking records To prove that you visited our place and not posting a fake review please send us the screenshot of the confirmed booking voucher Once you send us the confirmed booking voucher well work with you to resolve any issues as quickly as possible We look forward to hearing from you Regards Dandeli Jungle Camp Report response as inappropriate This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of TripAdvisor LLC suresh s Mysore Karnataka India 30 42 Reviewed 27 September 2016 Mesmerizing Dandeli must see place I had few days free so was searching for near by get away and opted for Dandeli as it has everything that it had to offer Make sure you plan for best time visit Having heard a lot about magnificent Kali river rafting i was thrilled to get my share of experience Any words will not suffice to describe the grandeur with which kali mounted on its back and swayed through the lushgreen forests Any one who like to venture out from mainstream tourism this place is a treasure chest other activities like rappelling kayaking jungle safari synthetic rock visit sykes point crocodile park are not to be missed trk lovers should consider Ulavi trek will see amazing caves in thick forest Fact file 1 highly recommended place to stay Dandeli jungle camp Resort no 094839 40400 prompt and quick response to our enquiries central location to do above activities without wasting time on transport Management would arrange all activities Value for money with good service and delicious food 2 how to reach Dharwar is well connected to all cities by train and buses Nearest airport is Hubballi From Dharwad Jungle staff will take care of pick up drop and all other requests Room Tip opt for rooms facing the forest Stayed October 2015 travelled with friends Value Cleanliness Service Ask suresh s about Dandeli Jungle Camp Thank suresh s This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC Adventure554955 6 4 Reviewed 27 August 2016 via mobile 3chers after a long time We reached dandeli from dharwad by ksrtc 58 km away from dharwad 90 min journey Stated in Ganeshgudi Accommodation along with hiking per head was 1600rs Doms were matchless Staff speak hindi too Supa dam is near by River Rafting starts from October 2nd onwards Kayaking and river crossing were the must do Stayed August 2016 travelled with friends Ask Adventure554955 about Dandeli Jungle Camp 1 Thank Adventure554955 This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC Chella B Chennai 3 Reviewed 25 August 2016 Good surroundings but shabby dirty rooms Found the surrounding environment very good Food was average nothing memorable Stay was very bad The rooms were shabby and small gave us a B grade experience If you take your wifegirlfriend along theyll hit you on your head for making them stay in a cheap motel room that is dirty and has lots of lizards no hot water smelly rooms Better to choose Bison River resort over this one You would spend more but the quality of the stay would not be compromised Stayed August 2016 travelled with family Value Rooms Service Ask Chella B about Dandeli Jungle Camp Thank Chella B This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC Dharmesh P Manager at Dandeli Jungle Camp responded to this review Responded 23 August 2018 Thank you for posting a review and were sorry to hear that your experience was not of the quality you expected Guest Found the surrounding environment very good Reply Thank you for appreciating the dense forest and nature Guest Food was average nothing memorable Reply We cook just like your mother does with lots of love homely fresh less oil and without adding any preservatives colour MSG or taste enhancers We use locally grown vegetables Yes our food taste different from the city food as we use organic and locally grown fresh vegetables Its very difficult to get hybrid vegetables and taste enhancers in a small city like Dandeli Guest Stay was very bad The rooms were shabby and small gave us a B grade experience Guest If you take your wifegirlfriend along theyll hit you on your head for making them stay in a cheap motel room that is dirty and has lots of lizards no hot water smelly rooms Better to choose Bison River resort over this one You would spend more but the quality of the stay would not be compromised Client Sir you are staying in a camp which is inside the dense forest By the forest law we are bound to build Ecofriendly rooms Most of the guest hardly spend any time in rooms as they are busy in outdoor activities and return by evening for a good night sleep If you wanted a bigger room you should have asked for a treehouse or informed us in advance Just to let you know that Dandeli Jungle Camp is a camp and not a resort For Rs1500 you will get your rupees worth or more at our place You are Sir for your kind information we had many honeymoon couples who stayed with us for more than a week Your entry is restricted if you visit this place with your girlfriend we prefer family or married couples as we are a familyfriendly camp This is what you received for Rs1500 Package 1 INR 1500 Package Includes Independent Accommodation Lunch Dinner and Breakfast Guided Trekking Campfire If youd like to discuss how we couldve made your experience better please call or email us We look forward to hearing from you Regards Dandeli Jungle Camp Report response as inappropriate This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of TripAdvisor LLC KiranSangvai NandedWaghala India 2 12 Reviewed 30 May 2016 STUNNING WILD EXPERIENCE On 25th May only I stayed at this property along with my freinds and familiy Well it is nice set up just like Jungle resort Amba Ghat but some new additions are here One night to 3 nights packages are there We chose two nights stay in this they provided us small rooms with a double bed and attached bathroom with all time meals and certain entertainments like nature walk visit to Syntheri Rock jungle safari etc We bought an additional recreations like jaquzzi bath and boating All these events are situated at Bison resort 22 kms far from our Stayed May 2016 travelled with family Sleep Quality Cleanliness Service Ask KiranSangvai about Dandeli Jungle Camp Thank KiranSangvai This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC 1 2 3 4 6

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Tennessee Theme Parks and Water Parks By Arthur Levine Updated 080218 Pin Email Dollywood Thanks to Tennessee native Dolly Parton and her fabulous Dollywood the state has a large highly regarded theme park And adjacent to Dollywood is Tennessees biggest water park Splash Country But the state has several other amusement parks and water parks including some indoor ones to explore 01 of 11 Anakeesta Gatlinburg Anakeesta As a theme park in the mountains Anakeesta offers a variety of attractions including a gondola a tree canopy walk dueling ziplines a mountain coaster and gem mining There is also a dining and shopping complex a botanical garden and a forest walk 02 of 11 Adrenaline Park Sevierville Adrenaline Park is not a traditional amusement park or theme park It offers two attractions extreme zip lines and a Skybridge that offers spectacular views of the Smoky Mountains 03 of 11 Dollywood and Splash Country Pigeon Forge Arthur Levine Dollywood is a major theme park celebrating country music Smoky Mountain culture and Dolly Parton with a lot of fun coasters and rides It continues to expand with attentiongrabbing attractions such as Lightning Rod the worlds first launched wooden coaster Considering Dollys involvement it should come as no surprise that Dollywood is well known for its great shows Its food and festivals including Christmas in the Smokies and Festival of Nations are two more reasons to visit Next door to Dollywood is Splash Country a fullfeatured separateadmission water park Rides at the outdoor park include the RiverRush water coaster a family raft ride speed slides and an interactive play attraction with dump bucket A true destination resort Dollywood also offers the lovely DreamMore hotel Guests at the hotel get great extras including early park admission and lineskipping privileges for the rides 04 of 11 The Island in Pigeon Forge Pigeon Forge The Island in Pigeon Forge A shopping dining and entertainment complex The Island in Pigeon Forge offers a number of rides and attractions including The Great Smoky Mountain Wheel a large Ferris wheel a carousel carnival games dancing fountains and live music It is located on one of the areas busy tourist strips that includes dinner theaters restaurants shops and a variety of other attractions See the Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism site for more info Continue to 5 of 11 below 05 of 11 Lake Winne and Soakya Water Park Chattanooga Lake Winnepesaukah The small traditional amusement park is physically located in Georgia on the state line The park advertises itself as being in Chattanooga however Attractions include the Wild Lightnin steel coaster the wooden coaster Cannon Ball a bunch of spinning rides such as a Paratrooper and a Wave Swinger and kiddie rides The outdoor Soakya Water Park which is quite small is included with Lake Winnie admission 06 of 11 Ober Gatlinburg Gatlinburg Ober Gatlinburg In the winter its a ski resort In the warmer weather its an amusement park though only in a liberal interpretation of the term Ride the aerial tramway the countrys largest according to its owners careen down the Alpine slide and get wet on the two water coasters 07 of 11 Nashville Shores Hermitage Nashville Shores The mediumsized outdoor water park offers eight water slides including a mat racing slide a lazy river the Cowabunga Beach interactive water play center with a tipping bucket swimming pools and a lake beach In addition to the water park Nashville Shores offers lake cruises and the Treetop Adventure Park with zip lines cargo nets tree swings suspended bridges and other challenging activities 08 of 11 The Resort at Governors Crossing Sevierville The Resort at Governors Crossing is a hotel located near Dollywood that offers a small indoor water park as well as some outdoor water park attractions Continue to 9 of 11 below 09 of 11 The Wetlands Jonesborough The Wetlands is a small municipal outdoor water park with a few water slides a lazy river a pool a water playground and sand volleyball 10 of 11 Wild Bear Falls Gatlinburg Westgate Resorts Located at the Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort Spa Wild Bear Falls is a mediumsized indoor water park Attractions include a lazy river water slides and an indooroutdoor hot tub 11 of 11 Wilderness at the Smokies Sevierville Wilderness at the Smokies Wilderness at the Smokies is an indoor water park resort that is part of the Wilderness chain Attractions include the Wild Vortex a water slide with a launch chamber and a near vertical loop as well as the Tornado a funnel ride The park features a translucent roof that allows sun to shine indoors year round

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The Top 7 Things to Do in Mozambique By Jessica Macdonald Updated 092717 Pin Email Ian CummingGetty Images For many years Mozambique s international reputation was marred by colonialism civil war and natural disaster Now nearly a quarter of a century after the end of its most notorious conflict the country is emerging as one of Southern Africas most rewarding tourism destinations It is full of remarkably untouched wilderness areas ranging from lush game reserves to sundrenched tropical islands The capital Maputo is a cosmopolitan city defined by its European architecture and diverse people while cuisine all over the country is influenced by Mozambiques Portuguese heritage Here are eight of the best ways to spend your time in this newly rediscovered paradise 01 of 07 Learn to Scuba Dive James RD Scott Getty Images For many visitors Mozambique is all about the ocean after all its coastline stretches for an astonishing 1550 miles2500 kilometers If you have an interest in exploring beneath the waves its also a great place to learn to scuba dive In particular Tofo Beach in Inhambane Province is known for its worldclass scuba diving and offers a good choice of different dive operators and training organizations The conditions here are generally excellent for beginners with warm water temperatures 22 28ºC 72 82ºF limited current and good visibility Course prices are reasonable too with an entry level course costing 420 on average compared with rates of 500 in the United States The best reason to take the plunge at Tofo however is the marine life The surrounding reefs are jewelbright with colorful fish and corals while the area is known worldwide for its resident populations of whale sharks and manta rays 03 of 07 Look for Exotic Wildlife Ariadne Van ZandbergenGetty Images While most safari enthusiasts head south to South Africa or north to Tanzania and Kenya Mozambique is also home to its fair share of impressive reserves The jewel in the countrys wildlife crown is Gorongosa National Park a reserve that has recovered admirably after the poaching epidemic brought on by civil war Located at the southern end of the Great African Rift Valley the parks floodplains are now a haven for lion elephant hippo and antelope Also in the north of the country is Marromeu National Park This coastal reserve harbors the highest density of waterbirds in Mozambique including rarities like the African skimmer and the wattled crane In the south the impending Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park will connect several of the greatest wildlife areas in Mozambique South Africa and Zimbabwe creating a superpark measuring 13500 square miles 35000 square kilometers 04 of 07 Explore Lake Niassa Ariadne Van Zandbergen Getty Images In the northwest of the country Lake Niassa or Lake Malawi as its known by the rest of the world spans the borders with Tanzania and Malawi Its the ninth largest lake in the world and supports more fish species than any other lake on Earth Of these the most famous are the cichlids colorful freshwater fish with an astonishingly high rate of endemism Christened the Lake of Stars by explorer David Livingstone the Mozambican section of Lake Niassa is unspoiled and remote Adjacent Niassa Game Reserve is home to abundant wildlife including more than 10000 elephants and the critically endangered African wild dog Its also a sanctuary for endemic ungulates including the Boehms zebra the Johnstons impala and the Niassa wildebeest Luxury lodges like Mbuna Bay Lodge and Nkwichi Lodge invite travellers to experience the best of the lake through a range of waterbased activities Continue to 5 of 7 below 07 of 07 Sample Mozambican Cuisine Frederic CourbetGetty Images Mozambiques plentiful coastline is also the inspiration for its national cuisine with seafood featuring highly on menus around the country Whether you dine at a fivestar resort or a roadside shack youll have the opportunity to sample fish calamari and octopus with prawns perhaps being the most iconic Mozambican dish This accolade is shared with galinha asada or barbecued chicken which is often marinaded in piripiri sauce Mozambiques most famous export Other key ingredients include coconut cassava and cashews the latter being a relic of Mozambiques onetime status as the worlds largest exporter of the crescentshaped nut Portuguese influences are evident in many dishes including rissóis de camarão shrimpfilled croquettes and dobrada a tripe stew served with potatoes onions tomatoes and chillies Whatever you go for dont miss out on paõ a Portuguesestyle bread roll best bought fresh from early morning markets

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12 MustDos on a Trip to Los Angeles By Betsy Malloy Updated 112718 Pin Email 01 of 13 The Best of the City of Angels Getty ImagesJeanPierre Lescourret Youd be hardpressed to visit all of the attractions in the Los Angeles area in a month much less a week The areas beaches boardwalks theme parks and shopping are enough to keep even the hardiest tourist busy for ages Start with this list of just 12 things to see and do for a visit that will hit the high points of the City of Angels Continue to 2 of 13 below 02 of 13 Go to the Beach Denise Taylor Getty Images Los Angeles boasts miles of beachesand all of them are open to the public Theyre an iconic part of most peoples image of the City of Angels The Santa Monica Bay creates a stretchedout backward Cshaped shoreline with most of its beachfront facing west except Santa Monica and Malibu In Orange County the coastline turns giving its beaches a southfacing view Whether you want to lounge and read a book or do some beach yoga Los Angeles beaches have something for everyone Youll find active beaches lined with volleyball nets quiet and natural spots and places to have a meal or take a nap on the sand Every few miles a pier juts out into the ocean often in spots that the surfers love Discover all kinds of beaches around LA and in Orange County One of the simplest pleasures at a Los Angeles beach is a walk or a run especially in the lively South Bay beach townsRedondo Hermosa and Manhattan Beach Youll spot plenty of other active folks out and aboutand plenty of beachfront homes to envy Its a unique part of the Los Angeles lifestyle On the downside the beach areas are foggier than you might expect often stuck in allday gloom for the entire month of June or longer On a sunny summer weekend parking can be hard to find near the best ones Continue to 3 of 13 below 03 of 13 Chill Out on Catalina Island 2014 Betsy Malloy Photography Used by Permission If you want a taste of the Mediterranean in Southern California head just off the shore of the city Youll technically still be in Los Angeles County but youll feel as if youve stepped onto the coast of Greece when you visit Catalina Island Things are different on Catalina and especially in the town of Avalon where most visitors go Youll see fish fly and people driving golf carts instead of cars but thats only the start The real charm of the island is in its unpretentious laidback ambiance enough to get you chilled out in no time The island is worthy of a full weeklong vacation if you have the days off if not a weekend escape provides plenty of distractions too The only downside You have to get on a ferry boat to get there and if you get more excited by city lights than by the sight of a buffalo in the wild this quiet escape may not be for you Continue to 4 of 13 below 04 of 13 Spend a Day at Disneyland Courtesy of Disneyland Used by Permission OK its true that Disneyland is technically in Orange County but its still a top destination for Los Angeles visitors Disneyland earns a spot on this list for its cleanliness friendly employees and overall fun factor Unlike other area theme parks the park doesnt have extrafee attractions that raise your costsand it doesnt charge for a linebusting FastPass either Its also sentimental The Anaheimbased theme park is the original the one baby boomers grew up yearning to visit You can wear a funny hat all day and not feel silly about it Its landscape is engineered to keep anything outside from intruding on your experience Disneyland is a place where you can just enjoy being a kid with your kids Walt Disney wanted to create a place where parents and kids could do things together and Disneyland offers plenty of chances to do just that Most rides are on the gentler side and youll also find shows parades and daily fireworks in summer And if you dont want to do any of that just take a kid or two and watch them have fun Next door to Disneyland is California Adventure a separate Disney park with a growing collection of rides based on animated films Downtown Disney a shopping dining and entertainment area are next door A few downsides to keep in mind Lines can be long tickets pricey and people who like extreme thrill rides may find the park too tame Continue to 5 of 13 below 05 of 13 Drive the Malibu Coast By michaelkmak available under Creative Commons AttributionNoncommercialShare Alike license West of the city of Santa Monica the beaches run east and west creating a beautiful setting and making for some great surfing when conditions allow Since the days of beachblanket movies and Beach Boys songs Malibu has exemplified Southern California beach culture From a visitors perspective the Malibu coastline is too scenic for its own goodyoull spend more time than you want to driving past the backs of houses that face the beach Go far enough north and youll begin to see what all the fuss is about You can take in all of the scenery when you drive from Santa Monica to Oxford in just a few hours on the Malibu coast drive Or make a day of it and get your fill of Greek and Roman antiquities in a villa taken right out of the pages of history at the Getty Villa Continue to 6 of 13 below 06 of 13 Graze at the LA Farmers Market and Shop at The Grove Christina Lease Getty Images The energetic atmospheres of this pair of destinations earn them a spot on this listtheyre especially enjoyable in the evening when the tour buses go away and the locals come out The LA Farmers Market once a simple farm stand where area farmers sold their goods is a great place to go for peoplewatching With dozens of food choices its especially great for a group of picky eaters who can each choose their own food items Next door to the market are more places to browse go to the movies eat in a sitdown restaurant or watch the dancing fountains at The Grove On the downside parking can be packed during busy times And because two different businesses run the parking lots you have to be sure you put your car where you plan to spend money to get parking validation Continue to 7 of 13 below 07 of 13 Brave Roller Coasters at Six Flags Magic Mountain F Montino at Flickr under Attribution 20 Generic license Its easiest to sum it up this way Roller coasters Goliath starts with a 255foot drop into a dark tunnel at 85 miles per hour Tatsu is one of the tallest fastest longest flying coasters on Earth And Riddlers Revenge is one of the worlds tallest fastest standup coasters It also turns you upside down six times in one ride In short If youre an adrenaline junkie who loves big fast screamin rides Magic Mountain is the place for you Youll have bragging rights for surviving some of the most extreme coasters anywhere For the most part the Magic Mountain experience consists of standing in line a long time taking a shortbutexhilarating ride then getting into another line You get the idea The other downsides Theres little to do at Magic Mountain other than riding roller coasters especially for younger childrenand the only way to shorten your waiting time is to pay extra for the Flash Pass Because of its inland locationand little shadethe park can be extremely hot in the summer Continue to 8 of 13 below 08 of 13 Drop in at Knotts Berry Farm Jeremy ThompsonFlickrCC BY 20 If you like thrill rides this theme park may be for you The rides are the main draw and until recently if you didnt want to ride them you wouldnt find much else to do at Knotts Berry Farm Thats gotten a bit better in the past few years but its still mostly a park for people who love the big rides Fun fact Knotts Berry Farm started out as a way to entertain folks who were standing in line for Cordelia Knotts fried chicken dinners Her husband Walter added a few Old Westthemed attractions to entertain visitors Today Knotts Berry Farm is a thrillridefilled theme park The Knotts experience has a bit of a split personality with oldfashioned spots like the Bottle House standing shouldertoshoulder with some of the wildest thrill rides on the West Coast Sadly either tastes have changed or Mrs Knotts chicken dinners arent what they used to be Online reviewers at Yelp give the greasy meals 35 stars Continue to 9 of 13 below 09 of 13 Say Hello to Hollywood 2006 Betsy Malloy Photography Used by Permission Dont let outdated guides tell you that Hollywood is dirty and rundown For the most part thats a thing of the past That doesnt mean it isnt crowded and sometimes tackytouristy though Hollywood is more of a state of mind than a real place In Los Angeles much of the hype centers on Hollywood Boulevard around its intersection with Highland Boulevard Ever since Sid Grauman built his first movie houses near there and started asking his friends to imprint their hands and feet in wet cement outside his Chinese Theatre its been the site of a film fan frenzy Along the boulevard youll find the Walk of Fame a series of stars embedded in the sidewalk celebrating hundreds of folks achievements in film television and music Celebrity impersonators prowl the sidewalk posing for photos with the passersby for a small tip and everyone seems to want to check out the hand and footprints at the Chinese Theatre If youre lucky you might even happen by when theres a footprint ceremony star ceremony or movie premiere going on Theres more to Hollywood than just the boulevard Nearby youll find the Hollywood Bowl the best place for a summer concert Paramount Studios the Hollywood Heritage Museum birthplace of the film industry and a bunch of other sights Continue to 10 of 13 below 10 of 13 Take the Studio Tour at Universal 2009 Betsy Malloy Photography Used by Permission Created to provide tours of Universal Studios sound stages and famous film sets the studio tour has evolved into a fullfledged theme park Hollywoodmovie style Its about onethird themed rides Jurassic Park Revenge of the Mummy and so on onethird studio tour and onethird Wizarding World of Harry Potter The studio tour takes you through the working studio but with lots of extras created just to entertain visitors Universal Studios has a wellearned reputation and is especially fun for anyone who loves the movies It also runs an overthetop Halloween season that celebrates all the goriest slasher films Universal Studios is not in Hollywood proper but in the San Fernando Valley Its a short drive away from Hollywood at Highland on US Highway 101 Continue to 11 of 13 below 11 of 13 See the Sunset Strip 2008 Betsy Malloy Photography Used by Permission Sunset Boulevard runs from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean through some of Los Angeles most exclusive neighborhoods Its most famous stretch is probably the Sunset Strip a section whose sexy curves make it a visual icon lined with nightclubs and emblematic billboards During the day this area is mostly quiet except for people shopping dining and wanting to be seen at Sunset Plaza At night its illuminated by neon lights and an easy place to clubhop without driving around and the sidewalks are full of partygoers The Sunset Strip runs through West Hollywood between Crescent Heights and Doheny Drive on the north side of the Los Angeles metro area Its northwest of downtown and northeast of Beverly Hills Continue to 12 of 13 below 12 of 13 Visit Venice Beach 2007 Betsy Malloy Photography Used by Permission Weird wonderful wacky and totally Los Angeles Venice Beach is Southern Californias beach scene magnified Even the graffiti is larger than lifeand the peoplewatching is top shelf On the boardwalkwhich isnt made of boards but concreteyoull see fortune tellers artists hawkers and buskers mixing with rollerblading chicks in the smallest of thong bikinis And thats only the beginning An hour strolling up and down the beachfront is entertaining to the max Venice Beach is more than just the sidewalk scene Stroll a little way from the busy parts to the pier and walk out over the water for a quiet breakor walk out to the Graffiti Walls to admire some great examples of outdoor art This beachside town got its name from early developer Abbot Kinneys dream to emulate the canallined Italian city beside the Pacific Ocean Its only a few blocks stroll to the remnants of those old waterways lined with cute pastelcolored houses and water flowing beneath arched white bridges Or head over to Abbot Kinney Boulevard for boutique shopping and some excellent restaurants Of note Some people are put off by the tinge of grunge or alarmed by some of the characters they encounter The beach scene is a daytime phenomenon only and things dont really get going until midmorning at the earliest Worst of all parking can be especially hard to find when its busy leaving paid parking lots as your only option Continue to 13 of 13 below 13 of 13 Window Shop on Rodeo Drive 2010 Betsy Malloy Photography Used by Permission Everyone enjoys a little vicarious peek at things rich and famous and Rodeo Drive delivers an eyepopping dose of it Its a place where youre likely to find the most expensive luxury cars parked at the curband you might even find a celebrity on a shopping spree This famous upscale shopping area is small but its reputation is big its image in many peoples minds shaped by Vivians Julia Roberts shopping spree in Pretty Woman 1990 Only a few blocks long the famous part of Rodeo Drive runs between Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards Even the parking lots are upscale on Rodeo Driveyou could easily drive into one of them and think youd accidentally gone into the entry of a ritzy hotel Most visitors walk up and down windowshopping On this short street youll see all the topnamed shops including Bijanrumored to be the worlds most expensive storeand a few supershoppers loaded down with bags from Gucci Prada or Louis Vuitton Rodeo Drive is also the place to catch the Beverly Hills Trolley Tour an excursion that shows you not only Rodeo Drive but also the nearby stately neighborhoods celebrities former homes and famous landmarks Keep in mind that crowds can 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How to Visit the Valley of Flowers National Park in India By Sharell Cook Updated 050618 John BrownGetty Images The stunning landscape of The Valley of Flowers National Park in northern Indias state of Uttarakhand bordered by Nepal and Tibet comes alive with the monsoon rain This highaltitude Himalayan valley has around 300 different varieties of alpine flowers which appear as a bright carpet of color against a mountainous snow capped background Its spread over 875 square kilometers 55 miles and was declared a national park in 1982 Its also a UNESCO World Heritage Site The main Valley of Flowers is a glacial corridor around five kilometers 31 miles long and two kilometers 12 miles wide The trekking route to the Valley of Flowers was badly damaged by floods in 2013 The Valley reopened for the entire season in 2015 Location The Valley of Flowers National Park is located in Chamoli Garhwal close to Nanda Devi National Park Its about 595 kilometers 370 miles from Delhi and has an altitude that varies from 10500 feet to 21900 feet above sea level Getting There The nearest airport is in Dehradun 295 kilometers 183 miles away and the nearest railway station is in Rishikesh 276 kilometers 170 miles away The closest you can get to The Valley of Flowers by road is Govind Ghat This requires a 10 hour drive to Joshimath from Dehradun then another one hour to Govind Ghat From Govind Ghat youll need to trek to base camp at Ghangaria Following the 2013 flood the path has been rerouted at many places and the total distance has increased from about 13 kilometers 8 miles to 16 kilometers Trekking time is now approximately eight to 10 hours Alternatively its possible to hire a mule or go by helicopter if the weather is fine The start of the main valley where all the flowers are is a further 3 kilometers 18 miles from Ghangaria The trek has become steeper since the flood as part of the path has been rebuilt Inside the valley youll need to trek for a further 510 kilometers to see all the flowers When to Visit The Valley of Flowers is only open from the beginning of June until the end of October as its covered in snow the rest of the year The best time to visit is from mid July to mid August when the flowers are in full bloom after the first monsoon rain If you go before July youll find hardly any flowers at all However you will be able to see snow and melting glaciers After mid August the color of the Valley changes quite dramatically from greenish to yellowish and the flowers slowly die In regards to the weather temperatures get quite cold at night and in the early morning Opening Hours To prevent trekkers and livestock from taking too much of a toll on the park access to The Valley of Flowers is restricted to daylight hours from 7 am to 5 pm and camping is prohibited The last entry to the park is at 2 pm Youll need to go from and return to Ghangaria on the same day Entry Fees and Charges The entry fee is 650 rupees for foreigners and 150 rupees for Indians for a 3day pass Each additional day is 250 rupees for foreigners and 50 rupees for Indians Theres a Forest Department check point less than a kilometer from Ghangaria which marks the official beginning of The Valley of Flowers This is where you pay the money and obtain your permit Make sure you carry appropriate ID It costs around 700 rupees to hire a porter or a mule depending on demand at Govind Ghat for the trek to Ghangaria Cheap plastic raincoats are also available for purchase A guide will cost 2000 rupees Travel by helicopter one way from Govind Ghat to Ghangaria or the opposite direction costs about 4000 rupees per person Where to Stay Its best to stay overnight in Joshimath before continuing to Ghangaria The governmentrun Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam GMVN guesthouses are the reliable options for accommodations in the area and advance bookings are possible There are plenty of other options to choose from though One of the best is Himalayan Abode Homestay as the host is an experienced mountaineer and owns an adventure travel company Nanda Inn homestay is recommended as well You can also check out current Joshimath hotel deals on Tripadvisor At Ghangaria youll find both basic hotels and camping facilities However comforts are minimal and the electricity and water supply are erratic The Sri Nanda Lokpal Palace is the best place to stay there Alternatively the more adventurous can camp as close to the entry of the park as permitted near Ghangaria Travel Tips The Valley of Flowers requires a strenuous hike but youll feel on top of the world in this magical and enchanting place Exotic flowers and foliage can be found all along the route from Ghangria to the main valley Make sure you pack plenty of clothes in case you get rained on which is likely and carry some food with you for the hike Govind Ghat and Ghangaria get quite crowded from July to September with Sikh pilgrims on their way to Hem Kund so its a good idea to book accommodations in advance Hiring a porter at Govind Ghat This website has a comprehensive list of what to pack for the trek Tours to the Valley of Flowers and Side Trips Blue Poppy Holidays has more than 10 years experience in trekking to The Valley of Flowers They run many premium fixed departure tours every year from Haridwar and their website is full of helpful information The tours are priced higher than other companies and not everyone is satisfied with the service You can read about some issues in this review However they allow two days at the Valley of Flowers instead of one and are the only company that does this Their first tour departs on June 17 2018 and there are frequent departures up until September 23 2018 Other local tour companies that are recommended include Nandadevi Trek n Tours and Himalayan Snow Runner Popular adventure company Thrillophilia also offers trips Make sure you check out the details of what each provides in comparison to the cost Government operated tours run for seven days from Rishikesh see Tour 12 The tours are wellorganized and fun but have basic accommodations The holy Hindu town of Badrinath is only 14 kilometers 86 miles from Joshimath and can easily be visited on a day trip from there and as a stop on the tour The town features a colorful temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu Its one of the Char Dham four temples popular with Hindu pilgrims New Treks Near the Valley of Flowers National Park In order to attract more tourists after the parks closure the Forest Department is adding a number of new trekking routes around the Valley of Flowers National Park These are a 15 kilometer trek from Kunthkhal in the Valley of Flowers to Hanuman Chatti which has been opened to tourists again after 45 years a 21 kilometer trek to Dibrugheta from Lata Village a 13 kilometer trek in the rocky mountains of Dronagiri a trek through Chenab Valley at a height of 3200 to 4000 meters above sea level

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7 MustEat Foods In Seoul During Winter Winter in Seoul can get harsh but fret not the citys thriving food scene offers a wide selection of foods for you to cope with the cold Teri Anne Tan Jan 19th 2018 If youve ever been to Seoul during its winter season youd know how fierce it can get the temperatures scarily low and the winds are harsher than you think Besides bundling up in layers and wrapping yourself up in a thick coat theres another way to ensure your bodys taken care of during such weathers which is eating Everyone seems to know what to eat in Seoul given its wellloved dining scene but there are just some foods you have to munch on in the cold to truly enjoy and keep your winter appetite satisfied Here are my picks 1 Odeng Image credit Official Korea Tourism Organization Odeng or eomuk can be found easily anywhere in the city with it being sold as street food at food tents and as a soup dish at eateries Odeng are essentially fish cakes in a yellowishbrown colour often eaten on skewers Theyre served piping hot and sometimes with a cup of salty broth flavoured with radishes and kelp If you ask me the best way to enjoy odeng would be to eat them whilst youre standing at a food tent where youre not entirely sheltered from the wind so you still feel slightly cold it makes an unforgettable experience 2 Manjoo Image credit Annisa Asanti Manjoo may not get as much love as it deserves but its still very much worth sinking your teeth into especially in the freezing weather I mean who can say no to a warm custardfilled pastry even on an ordinary day They come in bags of bitesized pieces too which means theyre perfect for carrying around and you get to pop one into your mouth onthego Manjoo can be found at most subway stations in Seoul and even convenience stores or street food carts The next time youre there make sure to give them a try 3 Gyeran Bbang Image credit right travel oriented Gyeran Bbang literally means egg bread in Korean which is exactly what it is a small steamed bread with a whole egg inside They come with toppings like seeds cheese and diced ham Youll find them at many street food carts you wont miss them at all in Myeongdong so theres no excuse not to indulge in one Its fluffy texture coupled with sweet yet savoury taste makes it a wonderful winter snack And like me you might not be able to stop once you start But dont get too addicted leave some space in your tummy for the other foods on the list 4 Bungeoppang Image credit Official Korea Tourism Organization Bungeoppang is perhaps the most common winter snack in Korea Its a wellloved childhood favourite for many locals so if youre looking for the quintessential winter experience in Seoul dont miss out on these fishshaped bread filled with red bean paste Its sweet aroma is hard to forget youll know once you smell them especially in districts lined with food vendors like Myeongdong and Sinchon Whether or not you have a sweet tooth youre bound to fall in love with this sweet pastry which will warm the heart in the midst of the cold 5 Hotteok Image credit Official Korea Tourism Organization Hotteok is another sweet pastry enjoyed by people of all ages tourists and locals alike This snack is made from glutinous rice flour giving it a fun chewy texture once fried containing ingredients such as sugar cinnamon and peanuts Its filling is a sinfully addictive brown sugar syrup which is served hot hence making it a musteat during winter If youre more of a savoury person fret not hotteoks come with vegetable fillings too Just so you know theyre also sold at an affordable 1000 won roughly SGD 120 your taste buds are in for a real treat 6 Sundubu Jjigae Image credit Alpha Sundubu Jjigae is a soft tofu stew known for its main ingredient of freshly curdled tofu and its spicy hearty broth Its also the ultimate definition of comfort food during winter if you ask me Theres really nothing better than stepping into a cozy eatery settling down from the cold outside and savouring a piping hot bowl in this case stone pot of soup that comforts the soul A spoonful of spicy hot soup and extra soft tofu serves as a wonderful combination once eaten one thats even more unforgettable in the winter So take my advice and let your tummy thank you later 7 Mandu Image credit left anokarina right kslee Mandu are Korean dumplings and theyre served different ways steamed boiled deepfried and panfried Youll mostly see them being sold by street food vendors as fried togo snacks and in wooden trays or Manduguk dumpling soup at eateries these meatandvegetable filled dumplings are nonetheless good regardless of how you choose to eat them A personal recommendation pop by a Kim Seon Saeng Teacher Kim outlet for a tray of perfectly steamed Mandus Theyre soft chewy and satisfy the winter appetite easily so dont be surprised if you find yourself ordering tray after tray There you have it Those are the 7 musteat foods in Seoul during the winter The next time you hear your tummy growling in the freezing weather you know what to do SHARE THIS About Author Teri Anne Tan If shes not binging on Korean BBQ on a night out with her friends Teri Anne is most probably at home rewatching Studio Ghibli films or planning her next trip abroad She loves reading indulging in clothing hauls and listening to hits from both Kpop and 80s British Rock Her ultimate dream To enjoy a mug of hot chocolate under the Northern Lights in Iceland CLICK TO SEE MORE ARTICLES BY Teri Anne Tan See the world with us TOP TRAVEL DEALS Staycation Ideas TripZillasg TripZillaph TripZillavn TripZillaid TripZillamy HalalZillacom TripZilla 2014 2018 Contact Us Terms of Use Privacy Policy li Awards Awards Destinations Interests Stays Itineraries Deals Travel Packages Flight Deals Giveaways Past Winners Contact Our Team Advertise with us Join us In the Press Contact Us Awards Teri Anne Tan Jan 19th 2018 If youve ever been to Seoul during its winter season youd know how fierce it can get the temperatures scarily low and the winds are harsher than you think Besides bundling up in layers and wrapping yourself up in a thick coat theres another way to ensure your bodys taken care of during such weathers which is eating Everyone seems to know what to eat in Seoul given its wellloved dining scene but there are just some foods you have to munch on in the cold to truly enjoy and keep your winter appetite satisfied Here are my picks 1 Odeng Official Korea Tourism Organization Odeng or eomuk can be found easily anywhere in the city with it being sold as street food at food tents and as a soup dish at eateries Odeng are essentially fish cakes in a yellowishbrown colour often eaten on skewers Theyre served piping hot and sometimes with a cup of salty broth flavoured with radishes and kelp If you ask me the best way to enjoy odeng would be to eat them whilst youre standing at a food tent where youre not entirely sheltered from the wind so you still feel slightly cold it makes an unforgettable experience 2 Manjoo Annisa Asanti Manjoo may not get as much love as it deserves but its still very much worth sinking your teeth into especially in the freezing weather I mean who can say no to a warm custardfilled pastry even on an ordinary day They come in bags of bitesized pieces too which means theyre perfect for carrying around and you get to pop one into your mouth onthego Manjoo can be found at most subway stations in Seoul and even convenience stores or street food carts The next time youre there make sure to give them a try 3 Gyeran Bbang travel oriented Gyeran Bbang literally means egg bread in Korean which is exactly what it is a small steamed bread with a whole egg inside They come with toppings like seeds cheese and diced ham Youll find them at many street food carts you wont miss them at all in Myeongdong so theres no excuse not to indulge in one Its fluffy texture coupled with sweet yet savoury taste makes it a wonderful winter snack And like me you might not be able to stop once you start But dont get too addicted leave some space in your tummy for the other foods on the list 4 Bungeoppang Official Korea Tourism Organization Bungeoppang is perhaps the most common winter snack in Korea Its a wellloved childhood favourite for many locals so if youre looking for the quintessential winter experience in Seoul dont miss out on these fishshaped bread filled with red bean paste Its sweet aroma is hard to forget youll know once you smell them especially in districts lined with food vendors like Myeongdong and Sinchon Whether or not you have a sweet tooth youre bound to fall in love with this sweet pastry which will warm the heart in the midst of the cold 5 Hotteok Official Korea Tourism Organization Hotteok is another sweet pastry enjoyed by people of all ages tourists and locals alike This snack is made from glutinous rice flour giving it a fun chewy texture once fried containing ingredients such as sugar cinnamon and peanuts Its filling is a sinfully addictive brown sugar syrup which is served hot hence making it a musteat during winter If youre more of a savoury person fret not hotteoks come with vegetable fillings too Just so you know theyre also sold at an affordable 1000 won roughly SGD 120 your taste buds are in for a real treat 6 Sundubu Jjigae Alpha Sundubu Jjigae is a soft tofu stew known for its main ingredient of freshly curdled tofu and its spicy hearty broth Its also the ultimate definition of comfort food during winter if you ask me Theres really nothing better than stepping into a cozy eatery settling down from the cold outside and savouring a piping hot bowl in this case stone pot of soup that comforts the soul A spoonful of spicy hot soup and extra soft tofu serves as a wonderful combination once eaten one thats even more unforgettable in the winter So take my advice and let your tummy thank you later 7 Mandu anokarina kslee Mandu are Korean dumplings and theyre served different ways steamed boiled deepfried and panfried Youll 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