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Every year in October, thousands of tourists from all over the world come in crowds to India to take part in the main Hindu autumn festival, Dussehra, together with almost 1.5 billion Indians.

At the Ball of chrysanthemums, guests can give a name to the new varieties selected by the Nikitsky Botanic Garden.

A huge forest in the South of Belgium, located "two steps" from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, will welcome ecotourism lovers with many pleasant surprises.

While the whole Christian world is only preparing for the main winter holidays, last weekend, India and the Indian and Hindu communities all over the world celebrated Diwali - the New Year - with millions of lights and tens of thousands of fireworks.

Groups of people used to settle in the territory of the Russian Arctic, notorious for its hostile conditions. During several scientific expeditions it turned out that despite the harsh climate prehistoric hunters were living on Zhokhov Island for a long period of time.

With the development of ecotourism in Belgium, the bicycle is becoming increasingly popular as a mean of transport. On this indicator, the Kingdom of beer, French fries and chocolate is still inferior to Denmark and the neighboring Netherlands, the two most "bicycle"-countries of the European Union.

The Sainte-Croix Zoological Park situated in the Lorraine National Park in northeastern France offers its guests an exceptional entertainment: sleeping in the park observing the wolves.

On the central square of the Bulgarian ski resort of Bansko, there is a panel showing the radiation background in the foreland of the Pirin hill around-the-clock. Here, at an altitude of about 1,000 meters above sea level, constant monitoring of the radiation background is carried out). And this is not because of the highland conditions.

Harvesting mind-expanding honey is becoming a popular tourist attraction in Nepal. The “wrong sort of” bees that make the “wrong sort of” honey is not Winnie the Pooh’s fantasy, but the reality: this sweet course is prepared by the bees of Nepal, collecting the pollen of rhododendron - the country's national flower.