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Kall is a municipality in the district of Euskirchen in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is located in the Eifel hills, approximatively 20 km south-west of Euskirchen. Kall consists of the following districts: Anstois, Benenberg, Diefenbach, Dottel, Frohnrath, Gillenberg, Golbach, Keldenich, Krekel, Rinnen, Roder, Rüth, Scheven, Sistig, Sötenich, Steinfeld, Steinfelderheistert, Straßbüsch, Urft, Wahlen, Wallenthal, Wallenthalerhöhe, and Kall itself.
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Amazing hotel room at a German monastery | Kloster Steinfeld

Wow! I spent a night at the amazingly beautiful monastery 'Steinfeld'. It is located in the German village of Kall, in the Eifel national park. The monastery also has a modern hotel on its grounds, created in 2015. Check out this video to get an impression of the monastery and of room 319! At the end of the video, we will be checking out the beautiful garden.

More information on the Steinfeld monastery can be found on its website:

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9 Things NOT To Do in Sweden

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Some of the typical faux pas many tourists commit when traveling to Sweden!

1. Don't be Late!
In Sweden it's considered to be extremely rude.

So you arrive at your hosts house -on time!- and your served with some lovely rotmos med fläsk (carrot-mash and pork)

2. Watch your ettiquette!
Don't start eating until your host says Skol and welcome. Also, don't forget to say Thank you for last time the next time you meet your host.

3. Don't boast!
If you're the CEO of a company don't boast about it. Swedes tend to look negatively at personal success according to Jante Law.
Also Don't Use Highly Animated Body Language! This is the quickest way to irritate the locals, and you can expect to be gently reprimanded if your voice carries over to the next table.

4. Don't Mention the Finnish Ice Hockey Team
When you are in Sweden, you support the Swedish Hockey team. End of story. This is the safest option, unless you want to start an argument. Don’t mention any other hockey teams. For the time being, you are a Swedish hockey patriot! The Swedes and the Finns have a long and complex history, so anyone not from Sweden or Finland had best leave it at that.

5. Don't Feel Pressured by Silence!
What you may perceive as an awkward silence, a Swede will perceive as a comfortable pause.
Did you know that Scandinavian countries are among the safest in the world?
They let their 7 year old children walk to school on their own!

6. Don't Educate the Swedes
This can come across as extremely arrogant, whether you mean to or not. Swedes read a lot and take their education pretty seriously even from a young age. Just try not to look like a foreign know-it-all.

7. Don't Diss Swedish Beer...Or Anything Else
Or go on about how much better the beer is back home. In fact, don’t talk about how much better anything is in your home county. They'll consider it rude and obnoxious.

8. Don't Invade Personal Space
The Swedes love their personal space. They are not touchy-feely by nature. Don’t stand too close at the cash register or sit next to someone on a bus if there is an available seat elsewhere.

9. Don't Get Decaf
It's awful and not always available. Coffee and cinnamon buns give the people a reason to get together and be social especially in Stockholm.

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Bunker 107 in Hürtgen Forest

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Recorded on location at Ochsenkopf hill southwest of Vossenack in Hürtgen, Germany, September 2009. Ochsenkopf had several new bunkers built during WWII when it was evident that the Allies would attempt an attack on Germany. This bunker is a Regelbau 10 Gruppenunterstand mit Kämpfraum, which means that it was a shelter bunker for normal soldiers who could sleep inside with a room to fight. It was armed with a machine gun. Ochsenkopf proved to be very difficult for the American units to bypass. Due to the strategic position the hill had it effectively blocked any attempt to advance through or around the positions. The 272nd Volksgrenadier among others hold the line at Ochsenkopf and a varity of American units shed blood here during November 1944 to January 1945.

Lapland/Finland in winter what to wear - thermal clothing for extreme cold

Here is our list what you should wear + brand recommendations:

*The Base layer - First Layer*
Merino-wool thermal underwear. There are different brands, we used Woolpower from Sweden ( and were really satisfied.
They have different numbers indicating the thickness, and the thickest is 400 or 600.
Depending on your sensibility, and activity, I would recommend to wear either one 400 as a base layer. Or one 200 plus one 400 on top as base layers.
By wearing merino wool underwaer directly against your skin you’ll benefit most, so do not wear something different as a first layer!

*The Mid Layer - Second Layer*
1-2 thick sweaters

*The Outer Layer - Third Layer*
Thermal coveralls: most accommodations provide you these thermal coveralls. If it is really cold, I recommend to take a size bigger and to wear your normal winter jacket underneath the thermal coverall.

*What you need furthermore:*
- warm pair of mittens, no gloves, why? Body heat! When fingers are bundled together, they are better able to generate heat using one another.
- hat
- 2-3 pair of socks, use merino socks
- scarf for your neck and to cover your face
- snow boots: again, most accommodations provide snow boots. My friend bought snow boots from SOREL, a Canadian brand ( They are made for -40° Fahrenheit / -40° Celsius.

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Dragon Khan on-ride HD POV PortAventura

Wildly recognised as one of the best and most intense coasters in the world, Dragon Khan opened at the same time as PortAventura theme park. This B&M (Bolliger & Mabillard) sit-down coaster has eight inversions, has a top speed of 65 mph (105 kph), a 161 ft (49 mtrs) drop and was designed by legendary imagineer John Wardley and German coaster company Werner Stengel. When Shambhala opened in 2012, Dragon Khan was repainted so it didn't look too tired next to Shambhala. This video was filmed after the repaint.
Watch the off-ride video we posted to see more of what this coaster looks like:
PortAventura Park is located near the city of Tarragona in Salou, Spain.

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Manali Tourism Video - Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India

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Moments in Malaysia: City Tour Around Kuala Lumpur

Coming up with this video is indeed more pressuring compared to the other travel videos. This is because I've lived my whole life in KL before moving to Germany. I felt like it was my duty to represent my city well and I hope I did! Kuala Lumpur is a great place for a holiday. I am always proud of where I come from and the ability to speak so many languages makes me feel that being Malaysian is just so awesome.

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Places featured in the video:

Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
Guan Di Temple
Petaling Street (Chinatown)
Central Market
Malay Market
Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman
Kompleks Budaya Kraf
Bukit Bintang
Little India (Brickfields)
Suria KLCC
Restoran Thaqwa
Royal Selangor Visitor Centre

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