Aug 06, 2026

Travel Stories

Adventure - 1 min read

Hokkaido Japan: A cold weather that keeps you warm

Planning to travel during the late months of the year? Hokkaido Japan has the right adventure for you. Visit Niseko, the...

Sightseeing - 1 min read

Listen to the Chiming of the Orloj in Prague

One of the most beautiful cities in the world and one of the most visited cities in Europe; Prague will...

Dining - 2 min read

5 Best Restaurants in Budapest That You Will Surely Love

Are you a foodie traveler in search of your next destination? Why not head to Europe and try what Budapest...

Awesome Travel Stuff - 1 min read

The Best of Malta. You gotta go here!

Known as the “Land of Honey”, the island country of Malta will spellbind you with its magnificent landscapes, fossil-peppered cliffs,...

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Watch the Northern Lights in Tromso, Norway

If you have been raring to watch the spectacular northern lights unfold, you must take a trip to Tromso, Norway,...

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Seize the Moment at Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan

Prepare to be captivated by Hitachi Seaside Park located in Hitchanika, Japan. One of the most beautiful parks in Japan,...

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The Enthralling Beauty of Sabtang Island, Batanes, Philippines

The Philippines is composed of more or less 7,107 islands, and one of those islands is Sabtang, part of the Batanes...

Dining - 1 min read

5 Delectable Dishes at Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo, Japan

If you are a foodie, a culinary expert, or simply one who wants to savor delectable and exquisite dishes not found...

Sightseeing - 2 min read

Russian Architecture As Represented By Trinity-Sergius Lavra Ensemble

The 14th to 18th century Russia was characterized by rapid development of urban centers. It imported and developed its own architectural styles to bring out to fore the Great Russian spirit. Many of the buildings built in the ensemble of Trinity-Sergius Lavra in sergiev Posad became prototypes for later developments.

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Video; The Sad, Yet Intriguing Story of Pompeii

When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79AD and buried the Roman City of Pompeii under 6 meters of ash and pumice, nobody would have thought that it would be one of the best conserved Roman culture case studies.

Spiritual - 2 min read

Fujisan, a Source of Artistic Inspiration

The mountain towers over villages, seas and lakes. It has seen a large number of pilgrimages from the creative arts professionals due to its ability to inspire.

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The Awesome Shrines and Temples of Nikko

The natural surroundings and the shrines and temples of Nikko form a complex that will leave you thoroughly awed. The ensemble consist of 103 religious buildings and shrines in 2 Shinto shrines.

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Explore the Museum Island in Germany

The Museumsinsel is German for 'Museum Island'. It can be described as a social phenomenon that has its roots in the Age of Enlightenment that spread its tentacles to all Europe, and more specifically to the French People who initiated the French Revolution.

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Kazan Kremlin Complex; The Tatar Fortress

It is the only remaining Tatar fortress with traces of original town planning here and there. There is evidence in the complex of the existence of the Khanate. The Tatar and Russian architecture is well represented.

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Behold The Temple of Preah Vihear

The temple comprises a series of sanctuaries that are linked by an elaborate system of pavements and staircases over an 800 meter long axis. The axis dates back to the early 11th century AD.

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Castel Del Monte, The Birthplace of Southern Renaissance

Unlike other major European castles, it also brought in some Islamic art and classical antiquity that set new standards in building castles.

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The Most Selected Of Places; Karnak Temple

The Area surrounding the Karnak Temple in Egypt is referred to as Ipet-isut or the 'most selected of places'. It was the main worship area among the Egyptians of the old.

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Potala Palace, The Mythical Abode of Dalai Lama

Until 1959 when the 14th Dalai Lama fled political persecution from Lhasa to India, the Potala Palace was the official residence of the spiritual leader. Today, the palace has been inscribed into the UNESCO world heritage sites and it serves as a museum for the Tibet region.

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The Smoke That Thunders ~ Zambia's Victoria Falls

The Zambians refer to the Victoria Falls as 'Mosi-oa-Tunya'. This is translated to mean 'the smoke that thunders'. The local tribes’ folklore tried to explain away what the waterfalls of the mighty Zambezi River were all about.

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The City of Temples and Pagodas ~ Bagan

Bagan was the capital of the Pagan Empire from the 9th to 13th century. It is to be found in the Mandalay region of Myanmar (formerly Burma). During the Empire's apogee, it constructed 10,000 monasteries, pagodas and temples.

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The Granduer of the Grand Canyon

The nature pulls many surprises around the world. How would you explain the towering mountains of the Himalayas or the icy slopes of the Alps? We all marvel at the sights of the Wildebeest migration in Kenya and the vastness of the Amazon Forests. And yet, nothing quite prepares you for the beautiful landscapes of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, United States.

Dining - 2 min read

The Best Pizza Joints in Verona, Italy

What wouldn't you give to enjoy a delicious pizza as you listen to great music, or watch some soccer game on the telly?

Culture & History - 1 min read

Imperial War Museum in London

Are you interested in the backgrounds that led to modern wars? Let me suggest a place where you can begin your research. The Imperial War Museum of London is the place to beat. The museum tell the stories of people's experiences during the wars. It gives you the insider perspective.

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