With more breweries than any other state south of Pennsylvania and east of Texas, North Carolina is truly the South’s beer stronghold. To celebrate the state’s craftsmanship and the destinations where it’s made, breweries, hotels and restaurants are to combine forces for the inaugural NC Beer Month this April.
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Bali is a hugely popular destination among holidaymakers taking a year out, and with its gorgeous scenery, good climate and idyllic location, it's not hard to see why. If you're planning to spend some time on beaches during your gap year, coming here could be the answer.
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If you're jetting off to Goa on your gap year, chances are that you'll want to do a little more than just lounge on the beach (although sunbathing is a perfectly acceptable gap year activity!). A top tip is to seek out some of the local wildlife.
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Whilst the cheapest way to explore South East Asia is all alone, wandering wherever you choose, a guided tour can give you a great insight into the culture and history of the region. Goway tours are offering a three-day trip covering the three major Khmer temples of Angkor Wat for just $369 (£226) including accommodation.
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Fitting in a stay in north Goa on your gap year holiday is a great plan if you want to have a bit of time to lounge in the sunshine on paradise beaches, as well as to discover a bit more about India's eclectic heritage by visiting some interesting museums.
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The beauty of booking a trekking tour in Cuba on your gap year is that you'll be able to discover the country's diverse nature and fascinating history all in one trip. There certainly is more to this small island nation than meets the eye.
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If you're planning to explore South Africa as part of your gap year, Cape Town is a must-visit location. The city is renowned for its glorious landscapes and abundant flora and fauna, and if you want to make sure you take in the most prominent natural attractions, read on.
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If you’ve ever wanted to go back to being a kid and join in a giant mud fight, then here’s your chance. From July 14 to 24 2012 the South Korean city of Boryeong, on the country’s mid west coast, plays host to the Boryeong Mud Festival, one of the biggest mud festivals in the world.
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