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megalithic stone jars in Xiengkhuang

Field of Bombs

Phonsavan, Laos by Ian Douglas The tiny Lao Aviation plane dropped hastily from the sky. Crossing my fingers I … [Read More...]

Temple of the sun, Cempoala

Mexico: In the Footsteps of Hernán Cortés and the Three Faces of Veracruz

by Troy Herrick Ambition, wealth, power, status, a thirst for adventure and even a little luck – dreams are made of … [Read More...]

Palenque

The Mystery of Otut-Tun

Palenque, Mexico by W. Ruth Kozak Many civilizations believe in reincarnation, a return to life after death. The … [Read More...]

Mount Kailash, a Tibetan monastery and Buddhist prayer flags

My Clockwise Trek Around Holy Mount Kailash

Himalayan Rhapsody: A Mountain Pilgrimage in Tibet by Nayna Chakrabarty Are you living your life on the edge? I used … [Read More...]

Beach Street, Levuka, Fiji

Quaint Levuka, Fiji’s Heritage Capital

by Chris Millikan With her extraordinary past still harkening to the 1800s, Levuka snuggles on Ovalau Island's … [Read More...]

harbor, Antibes, France

Napoleon Never Slept Here

Italy and France: Sailing The Mediterranean by Tom Koppel Outside the door of an ancient stone house in the quaint … [Read More...]

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Texas: Exploring O. Henry’s Austin

by Laura Roberts Located in Austin, Texas, the O. Henry Museum is an unassuming bungalow situated just a short walk … [Read More...]

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Spain: The Roman and Carthaginians Festival

by Darlene Foster  The ground shakes with the ominous beat of drums. Passing by us are legions of solemn Roman … [Read More...]

Monterey canning factory

An Historic Stroll Through Steinbeck’s Cannery Row

Monterey, California by Leslie Jones  My mother tells her intriguing story of spending an entire evening dining with … [Read More...]

What Makes Certain Mountain Stops Stick in Your Memory

Places tend to stay in memory for reasons that feel minor at the time, like a repeated walk taken without thinking, a … [Read More...]

Grand Bahamas beach shed

The Grand Bahama Sand Bar

by George Fery  A short flight from Florida’s east coast is a 700+ islands archipelago, of which only 30 are … [Read More...]

camels in Morocco desert

Respecting the Sands: A Guide to Desert Etiquette in Morocco

Exploring Morocco's deserts means you need to be respectful of both the culture and the environment. Always take your … [Read More...]

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Robert ScheerHi, I’m Robert Scheer, the editor and publisher of Travel Thru History.

I’m a former president of the B.C. chapter of the Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC), as well as a lifetime member and past president of the British Columbia Association of Travel Writers (BCATW).

This website was founded in 2008 by W. Ruth Kozak, and she passed the torch to me in July, 2020.

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