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Our featured posts of the day take us to tour the famous Dracula's Castle in Romania, the wonderful Himalayan mountains in India and a museum full of art in Malaga, Spain. We also visit other parts of the world such as Indonesia, China, UK, Venezuela, Cuba and many more - hope you enjoy! :)
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@elevator09Dracula should be known to pretty much everyone and there are numerous myths and legends that revolve around this personality which has developed into a model in many novels or legends, but it's not a fictional person and the traces can be traced back to a real person. In fairy tales, Dracula is a vampire who goes in search of victims at night whose blood he can suck out and has supernatural powers and when it comes to stories about vampires, this is probably the best known, which is popular worldwide. Even if there is probably a lot of discussion in this regard, it's assumed that Dracula is the nickname of the ruler Vlad III who lived during the 15th century, however, his existence leaves many questions open and even if there are numerous traces, it is not entirely clear when or how he died. There are different views on the nickname and some are of the opinion that it could be derived from the Romanian word Drac which means devil while others are convinced that it refers to the Latin term Draco for dragon.
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@pranavinactionWhat a lovely moment it was I still remember that I wanted to share it with you guys the feeling that I felt the experience that I had when I found this lonely house in this most isolated place in the Himalayas. The house of no one as lonely as a single cloud in the whole sky was this magical place in this forest of Northern Himalayas.
The journey begins something just like this I thought out of nowhere came into my mind and it reminded me of the place that I had been on few years back where I saw a lonely house in the jungle closer to a place called Diba Seri. (around 15 km's before Manali) Himachal Pradesh. Very few people knew about this place not even the locals as it was a place where there were just 2-3 houses and beyond that was the jungle which was quite confusing so very few people enter in the jungle.
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@avdesingA few days ago I started to see posters in the streets of the city, especially the more central streets, announcing that there was a new art exhibition at the Museo Carmen Thyssen. It is one of those museums where one is practically guaranteed, or at least I am, that I will see works that I personally like, even if not all of them are, but I will certainly find them interesting.
In this case the name of the exhibition says it all, ‘Liberated Painting’, where more than thirty paintings by more than 20 different artists are on display. Paintings that correspond to a time of liberation of the possibility of expressing oneself. A time when democracy arrived and there was no censorship or ties to be able to demonstrate art with different techniques.
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