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Three Ways to Visit the Maya Ruins

by Jett & Kathryn Britnell Riviera Maya, Mexico Riviera Maya is a fanciful 20th century tourist slogan given … [Read More...]

Ruthin Castle Wales

Wales: Princes and Castles

by Keith Kellett  It’s the tradition in England that the eldest son of the Monarch, or Heir Apparent, is titled the … [Read More...]

Ladakh mountain lake

What is the Best Time to plan Leh Ladakh tour?

Overview  Located at an elevation of 3,000 meters above sea level, not only can Ladakh have a lot of snow, but it may … [Read More...]

Abadía de los Templarios Hotel

Pueblo Ingles: Speaking English Fluently Leads to Immersion in Spanish Culture

La Alberca, Spain by Roy A. Barnes Travel can be about getting from one tourist hot spot to another, and thus, … [Read More...]

Fort Norfolk

Civil War History Comes Alive In Norfolk, Virginia

by Roy A. Barnes “The Tide,” is Norfolk’s light rail system and I found it useful to help me get to some … [Read More...]

totem poles at Namgis Burial Grounds, Alert Bay

BC First Nation History in Alert Bay

by Bev Lundahl As my companion and I wound through the forest and mountains of Vancouver Island from Nanaimo up to … [Read More...]

Guatemala chicken buses and driver

Chillin’ on the Chicken Bus in Guatemala

by Rick Neil The first streaks of daylight brush the sky as I approach the bus station in Huehuetenango, Guatemala. … [Read More...]

food stall in Penang, Malaysia

Why Penang, Malaysia is Heaven for Foodies

by Alice Driver In Penang, Malaysia, the Jalan Sungai Pinang is a street crowded with food stalls, and frequented … [Read More...]

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Horsing Around in Argentina

Patagonia by Paola Fornari ‘Andrés, do horses like being ridden?’ I ask Andrés, our guide. We are riding in the … [Read More...]

Orihuela market stall

A Day at a Spanish Medieval Market

Orihuela, Spain by Darlene Foster We enter the historic part of Orihuela City by the town hall and are immediately … [Read More...]

Nagh e Jahan square

Walking Around Half The World

Isfahan, Iran by Neil Middleton  Isfahan nesf-e-Jahan: Isfahan is half the world. I'd had this old saying ringing in … [Read More...]

Sir Edmund Hillary, 2006

Honoring Sir Edmund Hillary (1919 – 2008)

Memorial to an Intrepid Traveler by W. Ruth Kozak Author’s note: Several years ago I interviewed a young man, Mitch … [Read More...]

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