The Cape of Good Hope – Legend of the Flying Dutchman & a Haven for Wildlife

At the most South-Western point of the African Continent where land ends and the ocean begins, the Cape of Good Hope has tons of legends, facts and beauty to its name. From being a historical sea route of terrible ocean torrents and famous shipwrecks to a place of myths and ghost ships, this Cape has tons of stories, both real and not to its name. … Continue reading The Cape of Good Hope – Legend of the Flying Dutchman & a Haven for Wildlife

Daulatabad Fort: An Impenetrable Fort In India With Booby Traps and Clever Tricks

Stretching over an area of 94 hectares and looming above the city, the Daulatabad fort built in 12th century AD still intimidates visitors with its three-layer defense system and booby traps that would be working today if the fort was awake and in battle-mode. With its strategic location, incredible architecture and clever military functions, this Aurangabad fort was once the most powerful hill forts in … Continue reading Daulatabad Fort: An Impenetrable Fort In India With Booby Traps and Clever Tricks

Inside Meidan Bazaar Tbilisi – A Hidden Market Beneath the Old Town

Like a hidden wizard store opened to those that only seek it, Meidan Bazaar is tucked away into the underground of Tbilisi with an aura of the ancient and a sprinkle of fantasy. If we lived in a story of Vikings and witches, then this place is probably where you would find them buying items and picking things from the brown shelves. But in the … Continue reading Inside Meidan Bazaar Tbilisi – A Hidden Market Beneath the Old Town

The 4 Must Visit Monasteries in Kathmandu

A land of prayers, Kathmandu is an incredible city filled with Buddhism and Tibetan culture. Monks in red, devoted pilgrims, worshippers chanting prayers, and the numerous temples that are elegantly built for the mortal folks to offer their prayers is a common sight in the famous valley. That’s why the monasteries in Nepal are a must-visit while you’re in the country. With brilliant architecture, gorgeous … Continue reading The 4 Must Visit Monasteries in Kathmandu

Qasr Al Watan – A Presidential Palace for UAE Summers

Clad in complete white granite with lines of gold and silver colors adorning every inch, the Qasr Al Watan Presidential Palace Abu Dhabi is a sight to see and learn about the royalties residing in the capital of UAE. Although the palace is open to public visit, it is still used as a working presidential palace with diplomatic meetings and official purposes still taking place … Continue reading Qasr Al Watan – A Presidential Palace for UAE Summers

A Day Trip to Kazbegi – Pass Through Old Georgian Military Road to Gergeti Trinity Church

Surrounded by the grandeur of towering Caucasus mountains, Kazbegi is a popular travel location in Georgia. While it’s mostly famous for the 14th century Gergeti Trinity Church located like an eagle’s perch high on the mountains of Kazbegi and near Stepantsminda village, there is more to these mountain tops than this historical church. Filled with rushing streams anywhere you look, villages that lives a lifestyle … Continue reading A Day Trip to Kazbegi – Pass Through Old Georgian Military Road to Gergeti Trinity Church

Top 5 Underrated and Unique things to do in Luxor

Luxor, an exotic place unlike any other on the planet. A city that stands out for the blue river Nile, white sails of Feluccas and the towering 3000-year-old structures of Pharaohs that looms over modern-day buildings. Nothing spells special and different than this place. With undeniable vibes of ancient Egypt and a culture that has been preserved, there are plenty of unique things to do … Continue reading Top 5 Underrated and Unique things to do in Luxor

9 of Japan’s Edo Period Cities & Samurai Districts: Old Edo Towns, Nakasendo Trails, and Castle Towns Takes Travelers Back to the 1600s

Stroll along the same old streets that the samurais and feudal lords once did. Tucked between Japan’s beautiful hills and nature, these historic towns of The Land of The Rising sun stand strong as they had in the 1600s with the same medieval buildings and architecture still inviting travelers today. These old towns in Japan can be found in various prefectures and districts with the … Continue reading 9 of Japan’s Edo Period Cities & Samurai Districts: Old Edo Towns, Nakasendo Trails, and Castle Towns Takes Travelers Back to the 1600s

Of Dragon Slayers and Trolls- The Best Viking Stave Churches of Norway

Dragon heads, Odin, and a tale of mischievous trolls surround and spell the walls of these stave churches. These aren’t just places of religious worship. These Viking sites in Norway are of historical significance that lets travellers take a peek into an era when loud, boisterous Vikings roamed the land. The stave churches tell a lot more stories than what their simple exteriors portray. For … Continue reading Of Dragon Slayers and Trolls- The Best Viking Stave Churches of Norway