Category: Historics

Explore the rich tapestry of human history through significant places and structures, ancient civilizations, and cultural milestones. Dive into stories that shaped the world and learn how the past continues to influence our present.

Historics, Kingdoms and Palaces

7 Most Haunted Castles in Europe with Real Ghost Sightings

Europe is known for their towering fortresses, beautifully decorated castles (some which were even used as inspirations in Disney), and gorgeous gardens and courtyards. But amongst these sparkling windows and golden gates lie some that are more sinister than history alone can explain. These haunted castles in Europe have been witnesses to dark pasts and evil deeds that has caused souls to linger around as … Continue reading 7 Most Haunted Castles in Europe with Real Ghost Sightings

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Historics, Towns and Cities

Asakusa Area Guide: Ninjas, Samurais and River Cruises (2025 Update)

Asakusa is where Tokyo’s old soul still walks its streets. The sound of temple bells, the flash of red lanterns, and the aroma of sweet ningyo-yaki cakes blend into a neighborhood that has carried its traditions for over a thousand years. This is Tokyo before the neon lights, bullet trains and tall skyscrapers started dotting the district. The history of Asakusa’s dates back sometime to … Continue reading Asakusa Area Guide: Ninjas, Samurais and River Cruises (2025 Update)

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Historics

How to Experience the Life of Kazakhstan Nomads as a Traveler

Stretching across endless steppe and mountain landscapes, Kazakhstan is one of the few places where travelers can still glimpse what life was like for the world’s great nomadic cultures.  For centuries, the Kazakhstan nomads moved with their herds, lived in felt yurts, and practiced eagle hunting and horsemanship that defined their identity. Today, while most Kazakhs live modern lives, their traditions are carefully preserved through … Continue reading How to Experience the Life of Kazakhstan Nomads as a Traveler

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Historics, Kingdoms and Palaces

Dolmabahçe Palace: The First Extravagant Western Style Palace during the Ottoman Era

Palaces like this can only be dreamed about in fantasies. A strait with blue waters and seagulls soaring above. A vast garden that blossoms roses, jasmines and marigolds. Dazzling architecture that looks like it came right out of a fairy tale. This is exactly what Dolmabahçe Palace is.  Cradled on the European shores of the Bosphorus Strait, Dolmabahçe Palace is a dazzling blend of imperial … Continue reading Dolmabahçe Palace: The First Extravagant Western Style Palace during the Ottoman Era

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Archaeology, Historics, Religious Places

Göreme Open-Air Museum: Sacred Cave Churches in Cappadocia

Beneath the soft curves of Cappadocia’s surreal landscape lies a world shaped by centuries of faith and resilience. The Göreme Open-Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985, was once a thriving monastic center for early Christians escaping persecution and punishments of war. After Christianity was legalized in the Roman Empire, the region became a spiritual refuge during the Arab-Byzantine wars. Christians who fled … Continue reading Göreme Open-Air Museum: Sacred Cave Churches in Cappadocia

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Historics, Towns and Cities

The Best Things to do in Key West Florida from Historic Mansions, & Wildlife Refuges to Shipwrecks and Ghost Tours

By Dheepratim Das Part of the Florida Keys archipelago and nicknamed “the Conch Republic” Key West in Florida is a mix of Cuban culture, Spanish history and tales of pirates! As the southernmost point of the United States, it was once a thriving center for shipwreck salvaging in the 19th century and the island quickly became one of the wealthiest cities in the nation.  Over … Continue reading The Best Things to do in Key West Florida from Historic Mansions, & Wildlife Refuges to Shipwrecks and Ghost Tours

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Historics, Kingdoms and Palaces, Movie Locations

Château de Chambord: The Castle That Inspired Beauty and The Beast

written by Dheepratim Das Surrounded by the lush French countryside and its enchanting atmosphere, Château de Chambord rises like a dream, its hovering turrets and Disney castle design reminding you of childhood fairytales.  With its medieval fortifications and Renaissance beauty, it’s no wonder that this majestic castle was the inspiration for Prince Adam’s castle from Beauty and the Beast. Disney fans can find the likeness … Continue reading Château de Chambord: The Castle That Inspired Beauty and The Beast

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Historics, Nature

Things to do in Kutaisi, Georgia: Skywalks, Canyons and Dinosaur Footprints

Located in the center of Georgia, Kutaisi is one of the oldest cities in the world, full of history, culture, and beautiful nature. While most people flock to Tbilisi, Kutaisi remains largely underappreciated. The place is known as the entrance to the amazing landscapes of western Georgia, offering a mix of stunning canyons, centuries-old caves and historic sites. If you’re considering visiting more of Georgia … Continue reading Things to do in Kutaisi, Georgia: Skywalks, Canyons and Dinosaur Footprints

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Nature, Towns and Cities

These Gorgeous Attractions in Kerala Makes it Truly “God’s Own Country”

There’s a reason why Kerala is known as “God’s Own Country”. With rich soil, fertile soil that can easily make jungles, waterfalls and rivers that flows in thick currents, culture that speaks of a rich history and tradition, and food that is as hearty as its people, this Southern state of India is full of life. Attractions in Kerala is unlike anything else and far … Continue reading These Gorgeous Attractions in Kerala Makes it Truly “God’s Own Country”

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Historics, Towns and Cities

Yokohama Chinatown: What to See in One of the World’s Biggest Chinatown

In a country known for its samurais, temples, and old post towns, there exists a hidden world that goes under the radar by many travellers. The Yokohama Chinatown is a vibrant mix of colours and aesthetics that appear like 1950s shanghai with a culinary delight for all Asian food lovers. One of the biggest Chinatown in the world, the Yokohama Chukagai (local name for the … Continue reading Yokohama Chinatown: What to See in One of the World’s Biggest Chinatown

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