01 DEC, 2023
Adhya Moona
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Renowned for their romantic ambience and historic charm, the canals of Venice weave through the city, offering picturesque views of ancient architecture.
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Amsterdam's iconic canals are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing elegant houses and bridges and creating a postcard-perfect setting.
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The medieval city of Bruges boasts enchanting canals lined with cobblestone streets and medieval buildings, making it a timeless destination.
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The "Venice of the Alps," Annecy, features scenic canals winding through pastel-coloured buildings, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere in the French Alps.
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Stockholm is surrounded with canals, offering a unique way to explore the city's islands and witness a blend of modernity and historic charm.
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The "Venice of the North," St. Petersburg's canals provide a glimpse into the city's imperial history, lined with grand palaces and historic landmarks.
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They are known as the "Venice of the East," Bangkok's intricate network of canals, or "khlongs", provides a fascinating insight into traditional Thai life.
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Brisbane's waterways, including the Brisbane River and various canals, offer a unique perspective of the city's skyline and surroundings.
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The serene canals of Alleppey - part of the Kerala backwaters - showcase the beauty of rural India with palm-fringed landscapes and houseboats.
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The vibrant floating gardens and colourful boats of Xochimilco near Mexico City provide an immersive experience in Mexican culture and history.