Wednesday, May 22 2013, 02:07 AM

Travel

Mysore: A different flavor of India

Under the heat of the March summer, Mysore stands out from the rest of the cities in the Karnataka state…

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  • Hard times spark interest in New Deal sites

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    The election of an ambitious new president in hard times is evoking comparisons with President Franklin Roosevelt, and the 75th anniversary of FDR's New Deal is sparking renewed interest in…

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  • Michigan skiing: Deals, choices for Midwesterners

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    For most of his 66 years, Tom Fanning has been an avid skier, relishing the challenge of steep mountainside runs in Colorado, Montana and Wyoming.

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  • German Christmas markets sparkle in season

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    This time of year, the Christmas spirit descends on Germany's cities and towns in the form of wooden stalls laden with pretzels, toys and baked goods of all shapes and…

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  • Crapped out? Vegas still offers fun at low stakes

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    Things are noticeably quieter on the Las Vegas Strip these days, and casinos usually known to boast excess are dropping prices to cope with a bad economy that has hit…

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  • Phoenix on a budget: New rail line, hikes, golf

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    In Phoenix, there's nothing a trip to the golf course can't fix. It's a warm winter escape for those who can afford a second home, and it basks in the…

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  • Hawaii's latest lure: Obama tourism?

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    It happened to Plains, when Jimmy Carter became president and a tiny hamlet in western Georgia became famous as the hometown of a certain peanut farmer.

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  • Philly race car museum is pit stop for auto fans

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    For more than 20 years, Fred Simeone kept his priceless collection of vintage racing cars in a nondescript garage downtown. He'd give private tours to other car collectors and enthusiasts,…

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  • Jordan lures eco-tourists with waterfalls, canyons

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    A trek uphill from Jordan's scorching Dead Sea shore through the towering sandstone walls of the Mujib gorge leaves you with a pulse-racing way to get back down — strap…

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  • The Cornish Coast Path: On foot through 'Britain's Bali'

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    From the top of the rocky headland, wild coastline opened in both directions. To the east, we could see the way we had come, craggy buttresses of dark stone towering…

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  • Gifts for travelers: Think local, edible, useful

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    If you want your gift to have a little spice, bring home hot sauce or Creole seasonings from New Orleans, or order some Aunt Sally's melt-in-your-mouth Creole Praline candies, which…

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