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Short Guide to Vietnam’s Cu Chi Tunnels
Cu Chi Tunnels: Ingenious underground network near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Crucial during the Vietnam War, now a preserved historic site and popular tourist attraction. Learn entire details in our Short Guide about Cu Chi Tunnels. Importance and Location of Cu Chi Tunnels Nestled in the Cu Chi District, approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles)…
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Where To Eat The Best Street Food In Athens, Greece
Boasting affordable cuisine surrounded by ancient history, there is no better place than the capital city of Athens to explore Greece’s exploding street food scene. Whether you’ve got 24 hours, a couple of days, or even a few weeks, the best way to experience Athens is the way of a true Athenian; knowing where to…
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Short Guide to Inti Raymi in Peru
Every year on the 24th of June, the multi-coloured spectacle; the festival of the sun or Inti Raymi, grips the former capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco. The beat of more than a dozen drums, sweet rhythms created by siku pan flutes, low chanting, and booming echoes emanating from conch shells, tantalise thousands of onlookers.…
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Visiting Morocco During Ramadan
Have you booked a trip to Morocco and now realise it falls in the midst of Ramadan? Do the cheaper April flight rates to Morocco entice you but you are wary about the Ramadan period? To be clear: yes, you can travel to Morocco, even if it is Ramadan. And no, you do not need…
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How to drink tea like a Moroccan
In Morocco, there’s no such thing as one glass of mint tea. One begins the day with mint tea, one ends the night with mint tea, and everything in between is followed or preceded by sweet, sweet sips of the syrupy brew. Also known as Berber Whiskey or Maghrebi mint tea, for someone who has…
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7 Best Islands You Should Visit in Thailand
There is no doubt that in Thailand, there is something for everyone. There might even be too much leaving you not knowing where to start. However, if you know you want to visit an island but unsure of which to choose – you’ve come to the right place! Keep in mind, the islands mentioned below…
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Where to Find the Best Pastéis de Nata in Lisbon, Portugal
You can’t say you’ve visited Portugal if you haven’t eaten a pastel de nata! So, it’s a crucial question for any foodie when in Lisbon to be asking which pastelaria (pastry shop) sells the best nata. Reigning as Portugal’s coveted national dessert, you’ll discover a pastelaria on every street corner. With plenty of competition and…
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6 Must-Try Dishes in Cuba
A common misconception is that Cuban cuisine is bland. Yet, Cuba’s culinary culture is far from boring. And no, it’s not just rice and beans. Stemming from different cuisines such as Spanish, African, and even Chinese, Cuban food has its own distinctive flair. With unforgettable and well-balanced flavors, Cuba’s food scene will surprise you. Tuck…
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6 Things You Should Know Before Traveling to Russia
Are you visiting Russia for the first time and don’t know where to start? Planning a trip can always be quite overwhelming. Yet, ‘overwhelming’ can become an understatement when that trip involves visiting the largest country in the world! To say the least, Russia is fascinating, extreme, epic, diverse, whimsical, and crazy. To help you…
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8 Prettiest Towns in Japan
Escape the bustle of chaotic city life by visiting tranquil Japanese towns spread over differing, yet continuously picturesque, landscapes. Savour another perspective of Japan showcased by these small towns with their own individual charms. Here’s our pick of must-visit towns in Japan that will keep your finger on the camera shutter: 1. Hida Takayama Old…
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5 Reasons Why Battambang is Worth Visiting
Nestled along the Sangkae River lies an essential Cambodian stop that you’ve probably never considered: Battambang. Typified as sleepy, the destination is often overlooked, even if it is Cambodia’s second largest city! Battambang is an exciting place to try traditional food, experience Cambodia’s rural culture, and gaze at stunning architecture. Here are 5 reasons why…
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2 Day Travel Plan in Transylvania: How to Spend 48 Hours in Transylvania
Are you eager to follow Dracula’s footsteps? Does the gothic and spooky entice you? Chase down Transylvanian legends, history, and breath-taking landscapes in only two days! Here’s our guide to exploring Transylvania in 48 hours: Day 1 – Brasov You must begin your trip in Brasov as it is considered the closest city to Bran…
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9 Street Food in Hoi An & Where to Eat them
If you call yourself a foodie, then Hoi An should definitely be on your radar. The city stunning with rainbow-colored paper lanterns zigzagging between rows of dark yellow houses. But also, it is a special culinary destination. Renowned in Vietnam and the world, street food in Hoi An is something to behold. Culinary gems are…
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5 Lesser Known Ancient Sites in Greece
If you’re a history buff, an archaeology enthusiast, or you simply want to learn something new, this one’s for you! Greece boasts numerous archaeological treasures, such as the Acropolis, Delphi, and Olympia. While some attractions get world-wide attention, many are overshadowed. Table of Contents 1. Akrotiri, Santorini 2. Skarkos, Ios 3. Tower of The Winds,…
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8 Foods You Must Try in Cambodia
From fried creepy-crawlies to hearty soups, experiencing Cambodian cuisine should be at the top of your list with Angkor Wat. Although it is usually less popular than Thai and Vietnamese cuisines, Cambodian food is nevertheless fresh, tasty, diverse, and unique. From breakfast to dessert, the most interesting foods you must try in Cambodia are on…
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The 8 Most Picturesque Temples in India
Let’s face it, a trip to India isn’t complete without visiting a temple or two. There are thousands of temples across India, ranging from smaller structures found between hilltops to sky-high towers with intricate carvings. Some are modest, while others have erotic sculptures. Some are consumed with colour, while others are simply made from rock.…
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6 Affordable Destinations You Should Visit in March
Who doesn’t love a bargain? Especially when that bargain involves affordable flights and accommodation! March is the perfect month for a budgeting traveller wanting the best of all worlds – a meaningful experience and plenty of reductions. Here are 6 places that are inexpensive to visit in March: 1. Vietnam An all-time favourite for backpackers.…
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5 Reasons You Should Visit Costa Rica’s Cloud Forests
Are you wanting to channel Indiana Jones in your next adventure? Then get your bullwhip ready, because Costa Rica’s cloud forest phenomenon is the “jewel” you’re searching for! Also known as water forests or bosque nuboso in Spanish, cloud forests are forests literally blanketed in clouds. This occurs when cooling air is pushed up mountain…
