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For travelers who’d rather push past the leisure tourist paths and dive deeper into adventure for unforgettable experiences.

Archaeology

Petra Royal Tombs: The Al Khubtha Trail Map & Info

Most travelers flocking to Petra might think that the Rose City consists of just the Treasury (Al Kazneh) and the Siq. But this one-of-a-kind place on earth that stretches on for more than 10km is filled with fascinating structures from beginning to end. And that’s why when you step into the rose city, you’ll find yourself amidst a several fascinating trails to this magnificent place. … Continue reading Petra Royal Tombs: The Al Khubtha Trail Map & Info

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Nature, Wildlife Sanctuaries

Alaska Wildlife Tours: Best Whale, Reindeer & Bear Sightings

Just like how the Amazon takes travelers into a world of forests, green and wilderness, Alaska is on the complete opposite scale where white glaciers, icy fjords and sharp blue waters show a different world – and perhaps the only one of its kind. This is the part of the world where you spot humpback whales, pods of orcas, wolves and bison as well as … Continue reading Alaska Wildlife Tours: Best Whale, Reindeer & Bear Sightings

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Nature, Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries

Yellowstone National Park Guide: Best Tours & Sightseeing Tips

Yellowstone National Park holds the title of the world’s first national park, founded in 1872, becoming an idea so bold it redefined how humanity protects nature. The park sprawls across nearly 9,000 square kilometers of rugged land that straddles Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho and rises over one of the planet’s largest volcanic hotspots. The park vast cauldron of smoke and boiling water with valleys, rivers, … Continue reading Yellowstone National Park Guide: Best Tours & Sightseeing Tips

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Archaeology

Petra Monastery Trail: A Closer Look at the Ancient Backdoor Route to Ad-Deir

Far from the Siq and the crowds that line in front of the Treasury lies another way into Petra. This one was a quieter path, a back door hiking route to the monastery that follows the same paths the Nabataeans once used to travel between Little Petra (Siq al-Barid aka the Cold Siq) and the sandstone highlands surrounding Ad-Deir (the Monastery). These trails weren’t made … Continue reading Petra Monastery Trail: A Closer Look at the Ancient Backdoor Route to Ad-Deir

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Forests and Jungles, Nature, Wildlife Sanctuaries

Epic Things to do in Madagascar You Won’t Find Anywhere Else

When most people hear the word Madagascar, their minds jump straight to the animated movie of Alex, Marty, Melmon and Gloria. And who can forget the fun King Julian and the badass penguins? But beyond the big screen, the real Madagascar is even wilder and far more wonderous. This island nation off Africa’s southeast coast is a living treasure chest of surreal landscapes, rare wildlife … Continue reading Epic Things to do in Madagascar You Won’t Find Anywhere Else

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Archaeology

Roman Amphitheatre Amman: Statues, Museums, and Hidden Secrets

Carved into the hillside of the country’s capital, Amman’s Roman Amphitheatre is the city’s most iconic landmark and a spectacular piece of ancient ruin that still puts its visitors in awe even after centuries of wear. It stays as a significant piece of Jordan’s history when the country was once known as Philadelphia under the Roman rule. Sitting on a calculated angle facing north to … Continue reading Roman Amphitheatre Amman: Statues, Museums, and Hidden Secrets

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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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Movie Locations

Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga Real Life Locations You Can Visit in Japan

When Blue Exorcist first dropped, it took the anime fandom by storm with its unique story telling of Satan’s son, an exorcist with blue flames and comedic timing that has audiences in stiches. Though the lore of Blue Exorcist takes place in Japan, the setting is completely fictional which meant experiencing the anime only existed on screen. But that all changed when the season “Blue … Continue reading Blue Exorcist Kyoto Saga Real Life Locations You Can Visit in Japan

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Archaeology

The Petra Main Trail: See the Rose City’s Most Important Monuments in a Day

The most walked by travelers and once walked by the Nabateans that built the Rose City – the Main Trail of Petra is how you will see the city’s most iconic sites and even the lesser-known ones in a single day. The Trail starts at the Petra Visitor Center before sloping down into the valley, into the grandiose Siq, and deeper to a world where … Continue reading The Petra Main Trail: See the Rose City’s Most Important Monuments in a Day

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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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