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If your planning to travel to Andalusia, you must be aware that the dominant dialect is Castilian. There is more than one dialect of Spanish.

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Start off your stay in Andalusia with a classic Andalusian meal/breakfast. Huevos a la flamenca is eggs baked in chorizo and tomato sauce

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After a delicious Andalusian meal you must try Pestinos. This desert is eaten a lot. It’s basically a chunk of dough fried with olive oil, and glazed with honey or sugar.

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It's the day the children of Spain and Hispanic countries receive presents for Christmastime. They leave their shoes by the door with the hopes of the Three Kings leaving them gifts. On Jan. 5, they have a parade, and the Three Kings throw candy and toys into the crowd for the children.

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Here visitors enjoy more than 300 sunny days every year, comfortable temperatures (avg. 82F as warmest and 52F as coldest) and 7km of beaches along the sparkling Mediterranean. Takes about a 12.5hr flight.

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Its quite hot and dry in the summers and most people wear only one layer of clothing. During the winter its cool and u can wear a couple of light layers.

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Flamenco is a passionate and seductive art form, a mysterious and misunderstood culture that has been burning in Andalucía for nearly five hundred years.

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In Andalusia, if you want to fit in then don't wear shorts. Most people wear trousers, jeans, skirts, or dresses that go past your knees. Its common to wear jeans or trousers on a daily basis for both men and women. They dress conservatively but you don't need to wear a traditional Spanish outfit to fit in. This dress code is something that all regions of Spain follow.

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The Moors built the Alhambra atop of a hilltop after arriving here from the deserts of North Africa. The fountains are a symbol of wealth.

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The Alhambra: The Red Palace of Granada, Spain