The city of Venice is famous for its elaborate waterways, but overtourism has led many to seek alternative destinations. Here are the world’s best canal towns that’s outside of Italy. Continue reading The Alternative to Venice: Top 7 Best Canal Cities in the World
Harbor View Park, or Minato no Mieru Oka Koen, offers a stunning view of Yokohama’s skyline and the famous Minato Mirai. The 72-hectare park is filled with lush greenery, a picturesque rose garden, and historical sites, making it a tranquil stop from the city of Tokyo. Continue reading Harbor View Park – Gaze at Neon City Views & Walk Through Remnants of the Taisho Era
Explore the world of Buddhas, stupas, monks, Himalayas and history while basking in the utmost comfort that makes your trip to Nepal all the better. Step into the vibrant world of hotels in Kathmandu, Nepal, where luxury meets affordability, and every stay promises a tale worth telling. Imagine yourself strolling into the lobby of the best hotel in Kathmandu, greeted by friendly faces and a … Continue reading The 8 Best Hotels in Kathmandu: Boutiques, Resorts, Palaces and Budget-Friendly Stays
One of the underrated places near Kyoto station is the magnificent Higashi Honganji and Nishi Honganji temple. Known as the Place of the Original Vow, these temples have stood since the time of Oda Nobunaga, having a stronghold in both politics and religion Continue reading Kyoto’s Higashi Honganji & Nishi Honganji Temple – The Largest Wooden Structure In The World
Just a little away from the bustling futuristic city of Tokyo, lies a historic town where the echoes of a bygone era can still be heard today. This town in Japan, where its streets are riddled with samurai-period buildings is known as Kawagoe. Embarking on a day trip to Kawagoe is a pilgrimage through multiple centuries where you can go back to more than a … Continue reading Kawagoe Guide: Experience The Unique Japan Post Town From Edo Period Bell Towers to Taisho Era Streets
Hidden amidst thick, intimidating jungle for centuries, the Coba archaeological site was once among the largest cities of the Mayan civilization with the second largest Mayan pyramid in the world and the largest pyramid in the Yucatan peninsula. Coba means “water stirred by wind” and was a focal Mayan commercial site and a powerful city in 800 AD. It housed some 50,000 inhabitants and had … Continue reading Coba Ruins: Mysterious Mayan Limestone Roads, Carvings of Queens and a Mayan Calendar
An underrated spot in Italy that holds a heavy ground of legends and history, the Neapolis Archaeological Park in Syracuse is one of its top attractions and undoubtedly on the list of the best things to see in Sicily. With one of the world’s biggest structures, altars built for Greek gods, fountains and shrines, and a cave made famous by Indiana Jones, the park has … Continue reading Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny: Famous Structures in the Neapolis Archaeological Park of Syracuse
With brown sands and hills covering the area in all directions, Valley of the Kings might seem unassuming from the outside, but underneath its sand covered surface lies a treasure trove of history, spells and myth as well as riches. Breath-taking golden colored long corridors, life size paintings of Ancient Egyptian gods and tales that tells the life of the Pharoah sleeping in its chambers … Continue reading The 8 Best Tombs in Valley of the Kings: Most Preserved and Ethereal Burial Places of the Pharaohs
With a flowing river running through the city’s middle, old towns that speaks of a rich history and green mountains lining the borders, Tbilisi is a charming old town in Georgia, Europe. It’s green appeal, low crowds and cheap travel costs makes this one of the places in Europe that’s slowly making it into most traveler’s list. So if Tbilisi is in your travel plans … Continue reading Top 8 Best Hotels in Tbilisi – For Luxury and Budget Travelers
Sitting on a raised platform by the rushing waters of the River Nile, Kom Ombo temple is an unusual, one-of-a-kind Ancient Egyptian monument that can’t be found anywhere else on the timeless land of Kemet. Built as a double temple, Kom Ombo, is the only sanctuary that’s dedicated to two deities (Horus and Sobek) at once. While the temple has much to offer from a … Continue reading Kom Ombo: The Only Nile Temple with Crocodile Mummies
