New Orleans is in one of the two USA’s regions located below the sea level. The city is birthplace of jazz and is well-known for its rich multicultural scene. Take a look at the European architecture in The French Quarter. Go to the Uptown, the city’s most historic district. Check out the beautiful sculptures and tombs in one of 42 famous cemeteries. Take part in festivals, visit the museums and music events full of historic heritage.
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The Pitcairn islands are a loosely grouped handful of tiny islands in the remote South Pacific, farther from any continent than any other inhabited island, perhaps the least accessible and tourist-friendly of the pacific islands. Forming part of a British overseas territory, Pitcairn island is the only inhabited island, famously populated by a the mutineers of the HMS Bounty, who’s descendants still live there. If you want to experience the ultimate fringes of the known world, this the place.
Cook Islands is an island country in the Pacific Ocean, and an associated state of New Zealand. With the population of about 20,000 people and 100,000 visitors each year Cook Islands’ main income comes from tourism. Relax on one of the many beautiful beaches and lagoons, challenge yourself by climbing Te Rua Manga or take a stroll in the shades of Maire Nui Botanical Gardens. For full immersion in the local culture take part in Sunday service at the Christian Church – in Maori language.
