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One should try not skip the opportunity to visit MOMA. If you are smart you could sneek into the Museum only for a Dollar :)

So diversified, so vibrant, smells on history. One needs weeks only to scratch dust and patina from ages old monuments and remnants of past civilisations.

In Kapali Carsi, heard some guys speaking archaic spanish language. Upon inquiry, found out they are of Sephardim Jews who, after being forced by christian armies, migrated from Spain in 1492. They see spanish language as part of their identity. Where else you can experience this…

I like the country, food and the rich history of Al-Urdun. It was excellent opportunity to practice my Arabic :)

I have spent some weeks working on a project in Makati (part of what is today knows are Metro Manila).

A few opportunities to go out of the traffic jam and smog infested streets into the nature were unforgetable.

Visit to Banda Aceh was maybe my best experience in Indonesia. It was during the fasting month though (so the whole place was positively electrified). People were so nice and friendly, but proud and courageous in the same time.
I left many friends in Aceh. Some of them have lost their dearest in the Tsunami.

City built on the ruins of roman town, priceless fortress for Ottomans, burn by Prince Eugen, ethnicly cleansed by Serbs (from their Bosniak and Croat neighbors).

Great city characterised by wide and beautiful wwater chanels and nice and tolerant people.

Multi Cultural
Multi Religous
Multi Ethnic
At the border between Eastern and Western Roman Emprie
At the border between Ottoman and European Empires
At the border between Catholic and Orthodox Churches
At the border between Christian and Muslim worlds
Trully rich, and truly unfortunate in this world characterised by divisions…

Tranqulity and peace are dominant aromas of Kirkland Bay

I like the place…people are so nice.