Sentences with phrase «make traditional village»

Travelers on the week - long walking trips will stay in yurts, cabins, or village homes; taste different types of honey and other local foods; and explore the area's rich natural and cultural heritage, with opportunities to birdwatch or learn to make traditional village bread.

To make traditional villages, towns, neighborhoods and cities today — like the places we love to visit (villages and towns like Cooperstown and Key West; small cities like Annapolis, Savannah and Santa Barbara; and big cities with distinctive neighborhoods like Boston, New York and Chicago)-- requires a conscious and conscientious rejection of the way we've been making human settlements since 1945.

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Women suffer the most due to civil wars, being subject to rape, becoming single parents, made refugees and having to bring up children without proper schooling, social services and their traditional cultural environment of home, the extended family and village or town.

As «village dough» is a little bit difficult to find, you can either make this traditional Greek leek pie recipe using either commercial phyllo dough, puff pastry or, if you are feeling adventurous enough, make your own homemade phyllo with this easy recipe for homemade phyllo for beginners.

As «village dough» is a little bit difficult to find, you can make this traditional spanakopita recipe using either commercial phyllo dough, or, if you are feeling adventurous enough, make your own homemade phyllo!

We went for lots of walks, and visited a little village in the hills called Lefkara, where traditional lace is made, and where there «s a museum.

They make it clear that Labour still tends to win big in the Swadlincote area, but the Tories win very slightly bigger still in Repton, Melbourne & the villages outside the traditional coalfield area.

Instead of traditional favors we have made a donation to drill a water well in one of the poorest areas of Bangladesh, to provides clean water for an entire village.

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To combat the supply costs of traditional retail outlets, SHE partnered with a variety of youth, education, and community healthcare organizations that have established workers in the field to sell the banana pads to the villages they visit, which in turn creates an economic opportunity for those workers who often can not make a livable wage from government funding alone.

Famous for it's gold and silver used in jewelry making, the Celuk Village is a one of the main Balinese craft towns and therefore also has fabulous bustling traditional markets and a real air of Balinese culture.

Our route takes us past lush green pastures and charming remote villages of half - timbered houses and traditional chalets, as we make our way to picturesque Mayrhofen at the head of the valley.

Make stops in UNESCO listed Hallstatt, one of Austria's most photographed villages thanks to its traditional pastel - coloured houses perched on the tiny plain between the mountains and Hallstättersee Lake, as well as Mondsee.This pretty town is set on the lake of the same name, and its most famous sight is the 15th - century parish church, which featured in the wedding scenes of «The Sound of Music».

Travel onward to the village of Tiznit, where the locals dress in traditional costume and sell hand made Berber jewelry.

Only in this village you can see the local people make the traditional batik art.

Capture the essence of the Lofoten Islands on this seven - night tailor - made itinerary, taking in majestic fjords and mountain scenery, picturesque villages, traditional accommodations and historical...

After breakfast, we begin making our way to Ollantaytambo and pass through villages such as Huilloc and Pallacta, where we witness traditional Andean weaving by local women.

After leaving our temple in Koya - san we visited the moving Hiroshima Peace Museum, made a brief stop in Nagoya, braved a typhoon in the picture - perfect traditional village of Tsumago, and imagined what samurai life was like at Matsumoto Castle.

From the fjords of McLaren Harbour, guests are ferried up a jungle river by outrigger canoe and welcomed at a traditional village where village elders share the ways of bush medicine, fire making and traditional tattooing.

In the afternoon Calico Jack makes it's way to Arborek in Dampier Strait, where you will visit the local village and see the traditional way of life for these island people, before enjoying a night dive at the Arborek Pier.

Third visit during the full day ubud tours is visit Batuan village to see process making the traditional painting and see their collection, Batuan village is always become magnet for those like the fine art, the style of traditional painting in Batuan were often dark, crowded representations of either legendary scenes or themes from daily life, freakish animal monsters, and witches accosted people.

This is a recreation of a traditional Mandinka village, and you can explore the huts, watch performances of music and dance, and join in with craft - making workshops.

Several villages in the interior offer to the visitor a traditional atmosphere and lifestyle, making Ierapetra a beautiful resort for your holidays on Crete.

Ban Phanom is a village steeped in traditional textile making with all families in the village working their looms to Read More»

in this village we will visit one of the Artist art place to see the process making traditional painting by local people, beside see the process, they will eascort you to explore all his art works for see or buy.

At the same time stop off at Koh Panyee, a traditional floating fishing village which makes a very interesting visit.

Traditional Balinese giant kites up to ten meters in length are made and flown competitively by teams from different villages around Bali.

Discover quintessential landscapes of canals and windmills, traditional villages making famous cheese - and the fascinating city of Amsterdam.

There are also a number of cultural attractions to observe including traditional villages dedicated to pot making, weaving and other trades, temples and trips into the nearby mountain ranges that provide a classic Indonesian backdrop in the area.

At the Amora Ubud Villas you are encouraged to visit the local villages and are invited to see the traditional farming and carving as well as rituals in the temples, you are also able to try carving and even the farming of rice if you are interested in this and will be made very welcome regardless of your personal interest in this area of both natural and cultural beauty.

All of the rooms are modern and timeless from the inside with some tastes of traditional Bali presented in the artwork and the carvings which have all been made locally to the Ubud village.

Merida makes a great base for exploring the surrounding Mayan Ruins, cenotes, and traditional Mayan villages and towns.

In this village, you will see the authentic traditional house of Manggarai made of 5 levels with the high roof.

An island with traditional villages, where the local population makes its living with building boats and (pearl) fishing.

In the small villages around Pangandaran many people eke out a living producing traditional wares in their homes and an interesting half day tour can be made checking them out.

For the art lovers you can watch the Barong and Keris Dance performance by traditional Balinese dancers, visit Ubud Celuk Village to watch the skilled workers make silver and gold jewelley, and see traditional art being painted in Batuan vVillage to watch the skilled workers make silver and gold jewelley, and see traditional art being painted in Batuan villagevillage.

The journey Kintamani Uluwatu Tour start with watching the traditional Balinese dance of Barong and Keris dance at batubulan village, this dance is the most watching by tourist during their holiday in Bali, then tour continue to visit the Batuan Art Painting village to see remarkable painting art made by local people in this village, Then tour continue to visit the beautiful Tegalalang Rice Terrace is beautiful rice paddy in the hill bank with cool atmosphere, is famous site for stop before heading to Kintamani village.

Kintamani Tour will visit places of interest in Bali like Watching Barong and Keris Dance performance or Trance dance is traditional Balinese dance with story fighting Good and Evil, then tour continue to visit Celuk Village for see the process making traditional gold and silver art, Batuan Village for see the process making traditional painting art in this village, then we heading to kintamani for see the magnificent view of Active mount Batur and Lake batuVillage for see the process making traditional gold and silver art, Batuan Village for see the process making traditional painting art in this village, then we heading to kintamani for see the magnificent view of Active mount Batur and Lake batuVillage for see the process making traditional painting art in this village, then we heading to kintamani for see the magnificent view of Active mount Batur and Lake batuvillage, then we heading to kintamani for see the magnificent view of Active mount Batur and Lake batur view.

Bangtao Village Resort 3 star from 40 US$ (walking distance to Saltwater Dreaming Surf School) The Bangtao Village Resort is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Phuket.All 28 guestrooms at the hotel provide all the comforts and conveniences guests would expect in a hotel in this class.Each guestroom is tastefully appointed with ironing board, in room safe, air conditioning, television.Hotel facilities offered at this Phuket accommodation include laundry service / dry cleaning, restaurant, Wi - Fi in public areas.To unwind, guests can enjoy the leisure facilities provided on the hotel's property, including jacuzzi, massage.This hotel is characterized by a combination of modern comfort and traditional element of Phuket, making it a distinct accommodation.

Then we continue to visit Celuk village to see the traditional gold and silver smith which made by local people in this village, then visiting the batuan village for the famous traditional art painting which made by local people, then visiting the hidden waterfall in Ubud which is Tegenungan waterfall, is great moment to see the beautiful scenery at the waterfall.

Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa Langkawi sits along Jalan Pantai Tengah, spanning across 35acres and offering 51 exclusive single and double - storey timber chalets on stilts.The resort is designed to resemble a traditional Malay village and in keeping with this theme each chalet has an open - air veranda and sloping roof with exposed roof tiles and trusses, while the interior is decorated with sisal carpet panels and nyatoh flower motifs.There are nine room types available at this five - star beachfront property, with the smallest chalet (the Garden Terrace) sized at 46.5 sqm: in - room amenities include standard hotel offerings such as free coffee - and tea - making facilities, a colour TV with cable programming, hairdryer and more.

This open nature of the game world begs the question — will traditional towns and villages from the past game make an appearance in Breath of the Wild?

Over them Ms. Shettar has stretched muslin soaked and stiffened with a tamarind - kernel paste — a traditional glue used by village toymakers — and colored golden - brown with kamiri, a dye made by fermenting rusted iron and sugar cane.

Renowned for their papier - mâché objects, including traditional sacred masks, Gill's collaborator - subjects wear masks made to represent living individuals, as they engage in everyday village activities.