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Journey through the East with MySimTravel

Few destinations around the world are as enchanting as the Middle East.

The region located in Africa-Eurasia (with countries in Asia, Africa and Europe) is a truly stunning combination of cultures, peoples, traditions and countless leisure options. Taking a trip to the Middle East is to embark on the history of humanity in an unforgettable way.

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Altogether, the Middle East has 15 countries, such as Israel, Iran, Lebanon, Oman, Jordan, United Arab Emirates and many others.

It is in the Middle East, for example, that exuberant Dubai was built by billionaire Arab businessmen. It is also there that historical cradles of humanity can be visited, as in Jordan and Lebanon.

Curiosity MySimTravel - Aotearoa

Welcome to another trivia post MySimTravel!

Today we are going to talk about an amazing country, which is Aotearoa!

But wait… Aotearoa? Is this a country? Yes, you did not read it wrong!

Aotearoa ('land of the long white cloud' in Maori) is nothing but our dearest New Zealand!

Maori culture is very influential there, but the New Zealand people are multicultural! This is because there is a mix between Maori, European, Pacific Islander and Asian cultures.

And mixing, we Brazilians understand and like it!
Affectionately, New Zealanders are called Kiwis! (But it's not the fruit, okay?)

This name is also Maori and refers to the Kiwi bird, a bird native to the region, which is flightless and threatened with extinction.

Speaking of animals, only 5% of life in New Zealand is human. This means that the country has the highest human-to-animal ratio in the world.

There are more sheep than humans living in the country.

And New Zealand is also famous for its splendid nature!

About 1/3 of the country is protected by the national park and about 30% of the territory is covered by natural forests.

To finish off with a flourish, here's a random curiosity:

The place with the biggest name in all English-speaking countries is a hill in New Zealand called

'Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoro ukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu'.

The rough translation of this name is:

'the place where Tematea, the man with big knees, who glided, climbed and swallowed mountains, known as the land-eater, played the nose flute for his loved ones'.

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Let's talk a little about the beautiful city of Barcelona - Spain

Spain is the second largest country in Western Europe after France, including the territories of Gibraltar and the Canary Islands! And as everyone knows, the official language in the country is Spanish! But there are other languages with co-official status. They are: Catalan, Galician, Basque, Aranese and Valencian. Of all these languages, Galician is the closest to Portuguese!

Do you like tomato?

There in Spain there is a party called 'La Tomatina'. In it, about 30 tons of tomatoes are used as ammunition for the biggest food war in the world!

Flamengo? In Spain? Ah, flamenco!

Flamenco is one of the most characteristic elements of Spanish culture, it is the result of the fusion of vocals with dance and musical accompaniment, respectively called cante, baile and Toque.
The traditional flamenco costume is its most characteristic element, and the long pleated dresses worn by the women are known worldwide!

Olive oil

As Ronaldinho Gaúcho would say: 'I told you to give it a little oil!' We Brazilians usually associate olive oil with Portugal, but the truth is that Spain produces about 44% of the total amount of olive oil consumed in the world!

Olive oil

Olive production in the Iberian Peninsula dates back to 2000 BC and archaeological evidence shows that Andalusia was the main supplier of olive oil to the Roman Empire.

Beer

Who can take just one 'cervezinha'? Only the southern region of Andalusia has as many bars as Denmark, Finland, Ireland and Norway combined!

With so many references to the world of football, a bonus curiosity for you: Barcelona suffered the two biggest defeats in La Liga, can you believe it? 12 to 1 for Athletic Bilbao and 11 to 1 for Sevilla!

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