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Middle East & Africa, UAE

Jubail Mangroves – What To Do, Things to See & Stay at The Nature Retreat

A thriving green island with crystal blue sea water, the Jubail Mangrove Park is a nature haven for the green-hungry folks that are used to seeing the orange sands of the desert and for travelers who want to see the wild side of UAE. Stretching across 4,000 hectares of mangrove forests surrounded by more than 30km of sea water, this is one of the popular … Continue reading Jubail Mangroves – What To Do, Things to See & Stay at The Nature Retreat

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Asia, Japan

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

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America

Visit The Real-Life Jurassic Park Islands & Shooting Locations in Hawaii

With the release of Jurassic World: Dominion, fans have been taken back on a nostalgic ride with terrifying T-rexes and clever raptors running around terrorizing humans. Ever since the first Jurassic Park dropped, audiences were introduced to the fear-inducing dense forests, large rivers, and vast ranches where dinos run free. And most of those outdoor spots are all too real. For adventure enthusiasts, nature lovers, … Continue reading Visit The Real-Life Jurassic Park Islands & Shooting Locations in Hawaii

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Asia, India

Top 4 Places to See in Mysore – A City of Rich History & The Land of a Freedom Fighter

If a trip to India is on your list then a visit without stopping by at Mysore would be incomplete. A land of rich history, an old kingdom ruled by a fierce freedom fighter, and a huge, dazzling castle with intricate works from all over the world are just a few of the Mysore attractions you’ll love. Holding some of the most famous monuments in … Continue reading Top 4 Places to See in Mysore – A City of Rich History & The Land of a Freedom Fighter

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Asia, Japan

1200 Happy Stone Statues Surround Otagi Nenbutsu ji Temple

Whimsical, fairytale-ish, and a spiritual environment that looks like it gave inspiration to the stone trolls in the Frozen animation movie, the Otagi Nenbutsu ji Temple is one of the most underrated places in Kyoto and is unlike the usually serious and solemn Buddhist temples in Japan or anywhere else for that matter. Instead, you will be surrounded by thousands of happy and amusing faces … Continue reading 1200 Happy Stone Statues Surround Otagi Nenbutsu ji Temple

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America

Uxmal: The Best Mayan Ruins in Mexico You Can Explore

Situated in the middle of a jungle and covering over 150 acres, Uxmal ruins is one of the best Mayan cities in Mexico. It’s branded as a UNESCO heritage site with jaw-dropping large sacrificial pyramids and gorgeous Mayan structures that gives travellers a sneak peek into what was a Mayans ‘ regular life, their knowledge of astronomy, and how they used it to reserve water … Continue reading Uxmal: The Best Mayan Ruins in Mexico You Can Explore

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Europe

Take a Medieval Tour in Romania

Known as the “Land of Dracula”, Romania is famous for its vampire stories and the terror Vlad Dracul once brought upon the land. But that’s just a tiny drop, a corner, of what the country really has to offer. From the breathtaking Transylvania scenery to the ever-preserved Romania medieval towns, this is the best place to be if you want to get a taste of … Continue reading Take a Medieval Tour in Romania

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