Q1 Watch travel video of the country you would have liked to visit during the summer break this year on travel channel on television. Write down about the various places you visit virtually and why you liked them.
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We may all be temporarily grounded, but thanks to the miracles of the internet, we can tour this big beautiful world from pretty much anywhere -- with the added bonus of not having to deal with lines and fellow tourists. Virtual tours can take you pretty much anywhere, from distant lands to historic museums to your local zoo. Through them, you can witness eye-popping natural phenomena, explore mountain tops and deep caverns, and tour cities you've always dreamed of visiting. And you can do all of this from the couch. Here are our favorite virtual travel experiences right now.
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Pergamon Museum – Berlin, Germany
As one of Germany’s largest museums and one of the most important historical museums in the world, Pergamon has a lot to offer. And guess what, their virtual tour is just as expansive.
Ancient artifacts, including the Ishtar Gate of Babylon and the Pergamon Altar (from where the museum got its name), are kept here for us to admire.....
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Extensive renovation of the Pergamon Museum is currently being carried out. The main Pergamonsaal, which houses the famous Pergamon Altar, is off-limits until 2019 at the earliest. The entire south wing, featuring the Market Gate of Miletus, the Ishtar Gate and the Processional Way of Babylon, remains open for the first phase of renovation.