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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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Nature

7 Best Places to see Autumn Leaves in Kyoto

There are few places in the world where the trees erupt into vivid shades of crimson and gold in the fall season from October to December and none quite compare to the breathtaking beauty of autumn in Kyoto, Japan. The capital city of Japan gets painted with divine beauty where red maple trees and golden gingko leaves surround the temples, old walkways and modern streets … Continue reading 7 Best Places to see Autumn Leaves in Kyoto

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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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Hotels

Petra Canyon Hotel – A 9.5 Rated Stay in The Heart of the Rose City

From the moment your driver rolls into the parking of the Petra Canyon Hotel, perched upon a tiny hill, you are greeted with warm smiles and that quiet attention to detail that sets the tone for your stay. As the doors open, you step into a softly lit lobby where elegance and luxury show in polished floors, extravagant decor and a greeting from the reception … Continue reading Petra Canyon Hotel – A 9.5 Rated Stay in The Heart of the Rose City

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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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Hotels

Goreme Reva Hotel Review: An Underrated Stay in Cappadocia

Cappadocia is filled with amazing stays. So much so that choosing a hotel becomes a confusing maze of figuring out which hotels to book. This is especially true in Goreme, where the city is located near the iconic Cappodocia fairy chimneys, the hot air balloon rides and the Goreme Open Air Museum. While there are plenty of hotels in Goreme ranging from budgets to luxury, … Continue reading Goreme Reva Hotel Review: An Underrated Stay in Cappadocia

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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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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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Archaeology

Top Artifacts to See in Istanbul Archaeology Museum: Sarcophaguses, Greek Gods and Items from Troy

In a place like Istanbul where museums are abundant, Ottoman palaces that still stand in all its glory and underground water reserves that makes jaw drop, the Istanbul Archaeology Museum goes unvisited by many travelers. With its vast collection of artifacts, the museum invites visitors to explore the layers of history that shaped entire empires in Turkey with intricate sculptures of Roman Emperors and even … Continue reading Top Artifacts to See in Istanbul Archaeology Museum: Sarcophaguses, Greek Gods and Items from Troy

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Archaeology

Archaeological Site of Yria: Apollo and Dionysus’ Sacred Sanctuaries on Naxos Island

Travelers and locals alike renown Naxos, the largest and most fertile island in the Cyclades, for its beautiful beaches, picturesque villages, and stunning ancient ruins. Among its lesser-known but incredibly important sites is the archaeological site of Yria. This fascinating place sits in the heart of Naxos Island, just a short drive away from the town. The area is dedicated to the Greek gods Apollo … Continue reading Archaeological Site of Yria: Apollo and Dionysus’ Sacred Sanctuaries on Naxos Island

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