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Kaaba Mecca

Cheap Umrah Packages: A Blessed Opportunity for Spiritual Growth

Umrah is more than just a physical pilgrimage; it is a deeply spiritual experience designed to bring Muslims closer to … [Read More...]

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Papantla Pole Dancers of Veracruz Part 2

by Georges Fery On the morning of the first ceremony, the musician climbed up the pole and stood on top of the … [Read More...]

a horse with a trailer in front of Petra

Journey to Petra: The Magnificent Rose City of Jordan

Stepping onto the sun-kissed sands of Jordan, I could hardly contain my excitement as I embarked on a remarkable … [Read More...]

Brataslava

From Castles to Caves: Exploring Slovakia’s Diverse Landscapes

Are you planning your vacations in a Schengen country and need clarification about where to go? We came up with a … [Read More...]

L’Isle sur la Sorgue

France: A Walk in Provence

by MaryAnne Broccolo We wait patiently in the restaurant while our surly waiter serves others, bringing glasses of … [Read More...]

Lakshadweep boats

What to buy in Lakshadweep

Lakshadweep shopping presents a special chance to carry a bit of the island's history and culture home. The souvenirs of … [Read More...]

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North By Northwest

Before James Bond, There was The Man in Lincoln’s Nose by Rick Neal As any filmgoer can tell you, James Bond is … [Read More...]

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Salt Lake City (SLC): Temple Square and Beyond

by Saul Schwartz With a population of just under 200,000, SLC is Utah’s most populous city, with a metropolitan area … [Read More...]

Congress Ave bridge, Austin, TX

Texas: Keeping Austin Weird

by Paul Norton Remember when then Vice President Dick Cheney shot his hunting buddy in Texas? That took place a … [Read More...]

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The Trinity Site, Where the First Atomic Bomb Was Exploded

White Sands, New Mexico by Susan K. Smith In 1939, Albert Einstein sent a letter (written largely by Leó Szilárd) to … [Read More...]

Dogon cliff dwellings in Bandiagara, Mali

Dogon Cliffs of Bandiagara, Mali

by Emma Jacobs We arrived in Bandiagara, at the edge of the region, before dawn in the dusty lot of the bus station. … [Read More...]

New York City

Staying Connected in New York City: A Traveler’s Guide to Seamless Exploration

New York City hits you the second you get here. The taxis are buzzing, people are everywhere, and the lights feel like … [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).

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