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By Ramsha Nayab
Feb 3,2023
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Despite its central location Ortahisar has managed to remain largely traditional and mostly slow-paced. Even as surrounding towns increasingly become more and more touristic, Ortahisar remains rustic and charming.
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Oia is a traditional village with beautiful blue domed churches, sun-bathed verandas, many art galleries, and a maze of small shops, almost all with panoramic views of the port Ammoudi and the Santorini volcano.
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Ait-Ben-Haddou is a traditional southern Morocco earthen village made from clay bricks. The village lies in a valley near the Atlas Mountains, thirty-two miles from the bustling film capital of Morocco.
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With an estimated population of 300 villagers, Reine is one of those small towns that no one knows about. Perfectly situated at the mouth of Reinefjord, near the insanely beautiful Loften peaks is the quiet, picturesque fishing village, Reine.
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Wengen was once primarily an alpine farming community but has since become a resort town teeming with tourists eager to ski the snow-covered slopes in the Winter and hike trails in the Summer.
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