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FREE THINGS IN LONDON LP contributor and local @stephyeboah shares alll of her favorite free things to do in London, from adding to a graffiti exhibit to hanging with animals (oh hi, alpacas!) at Vauxhall City Farm. Don’t forget The National Gallery, the all-too-aesthetic Neals Yard and, of course, Platform 9 ¾ at Kings Cross Station.

Welcome to the Golden Temple, the holiest site of Sikhism in Amritsar, Punjab, India! Today we’ll be eating at the world’s largest community kitchen, where they serve 100,000 people per day, and on holidays and special events it can even be 200,000 people!

Thank you to Guriqbal and Anubhav Sapra, @delhifoodwalks for arranging my time in Amritsar, India, and The Golden Temple.

The Golden Temple (Sri Harmandir Sahib Gurdwara) is a fascinating place, so beautiful and so spiritual, and everyday anyone in the world can come to eat a meal for free, a practice that’s called a Langar.

Today we’ll be getting an inside and special look into the kitchen to see what it takes to cook for 100,000 people, and then of course we’ll join everyone to eat!

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If you have never taken a long haul or international flight before, you may not know what is actually included with your ticket. In this video we go through the free things passengers usually get on long distance flights with traditional or legacy airlines and what you should realistically expect before you board.

Now this is NOT about ultra low cost airlines. Budget carriers can be very different. This video focuses more on the traditional airlines that fly long international routes.

We talk about things like:

Free meals on long flights
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We also explain the differences between legacy carriers and ultra low cost airlines, because many travelers are surprised that not all airlines include the same things anymore.

The goal is to help first-time international travelers know what to expect so they can feel more comfortable and prepared before their trip. Because honestly, knowing the basics ahead of time can make long flights a lot less stressful.

Whether you are flying across the Atlantic, across the Pacific, or just taking your first overnight flight, these are the kinds of travel tips that help people travel smarter.

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Steve and Amy are investigating a Chicago home where a family has been tormented for years. Their client Christina, had moved out of the house when she was 18 after suffering terrifying dreams and unexplained activity, but her father is still living there. While Steve finds evidence that the property was once adjacent to an insane asylum, Amy confronts a dead woman plotting to poison anyone who lives there, and gets physically attacked by a very angry spirit who just wants her out of the house.

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JAIPUR DREAM TRIP “Starting the day with a hot air balloon ride is never a bad idea – and lets you see the pink city from above,” says Lonely Planets Annie Greenberg, who took a dream trip to Jaipur with Goway Travel last spring. Stay at Oberoi Rajvilas Jaipur, a “fever dream of a hotel” (and the perfect backdrop for free-roaming peacocks and yoga) and don’t miss Jaipur’s flower and veggie market.

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Hadath El Jebbeh, Lebanon – We drove from Beirut to Hadath El Jebbeh, a small village on the edge of Kadisha Valley in Lebanon. In the village, we met up with Ward from Ward Cafe Trottoir who runs a cosy mountain restaurant serving traditional Lebanese food and local mountain dishes.

Here are a few of the delicious ingredients and Lebanese foods I learned about:

Husrum – Sour, young grape vinegar
Labneh – Creamy cheese made from yoghurt, essential in Lebanese cuisine
Shanklish – Aged and dried Levantine cheese
Awarma eggs – Eggs with salted lamb fat
Macaroon Toum – Lebanese garlic pasta
Kishk – Dried yoghurt with bulgur wheat, made into porridge

Kadisha Valley – After an amazing meal with Ward, we continued our journey into the beautiful Kadisha Valley and visited the spectacular Deir Mar Elisha monastery.

Cedars of God – The symbol of Lebanon, as has been for thousands of years is the Cedar of Lebanon, also known as the Cedars of God. They were spectacular to see in person, they are truly majestic trees.

Ehden, Lebanon – Finally, we ended this day in Lebanon in the town of Ehden for some sahlab – milk pudding.

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Anthony is in upstate New York, trying to help Catskills Mountain Lodge. One of the biggest problems seems to be the onsite restaurant at the hotel. Anthony decides to see for himself how the restaurant operates under pressure, but never expected to see what he did. A sick waiter, a disgusting kitchen, and inedible food means Anthony has way more work cut out for him than he initially thought.

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When local Lonely Planet Correspondent @jesseogn has time to spare before a flight out of Narita Airport (one of the closest international airports to Tokyo), he heads to these nearby spots to recharge, shop for souvenirs and grab some unagi (eel). “The town itself still maintains the old architecture; some of the restaurants are over a decade old,” Jesse says. “So, the fact that you get to try authentic food right next to the airport is amazing.” Would you leave the airport to check out Narita? Let us know