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Cairo Airport receives dozens of reporters returning from Libya

Cairo International Airport has received dozens of correspondents from news agencies, newspapers and Arab and foreign satellite TV hosts, returning from Libya.


Airport authorities have provided facilities for professional cameras and other communications equipment.

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Buu Dien Truong Tam (Post Office)

Buu Dien Truong Tam (Post Office)

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

This is the historic post office was built in the 19th century European style and features an enormous portrait of the former president Ho Chi Minh. The crowds inside consist of mostly visitors rather than actual customers. Location: 2 Cong Xa Paris, District 1 Tel: (08) 824 4244.                     ...

Ariana Museum

Ariana Museum

Geneva, Switzerland

The Ariana Museum, also known as The Swiss Museum of Ceramics and Glass, is dedicated to the ceramic arts.  It is located in the front yard of the Palais des Nations in the Parc de l'Ariana.  The building was constructed between 1877 and 1884 by Gustave Revilliod to house his prodigious art collection.  It was named after his mother, Ariane de la Rive.  The museum was eventuall...

Temple of the Holy Jewel Image

Temple of the Holy Jewel Image

Bangkok, Thailand

This is located within the grounds of the Grand Palace. It is home to a statue of Buddha made of green jasper and referred to as the Emerald Buddha. This is a fantastic image of Buddha passionately revered by the Thais that sits atop a massive 11 meter tall gold altar, protected by a nine-tiered umbrella. The surrounding murals depicting different scenes from the Thai version of the Ramayana myt...

Postal Museum

Postal Museum

Tunis, Tunisia

If you are interested in seeing history ‘represent’ itself, pay a visit to the Tunis postal museum. The place houses a collection of the most ancient stamps of Tunisia that were exchanged during communication in the olden times mostly during the 19th century. The exhibition shows a slow progression from those days to the present, when communication is much faster and uses different stamps of varyi...