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Top Historical Sites to Visit in Salzburg, Austria

Salzburg, Austria, invites visitors to explore history with every step. With its baroque facades, medieval fortresses, … [Read More...]

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The Man Behind The Myth

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and His Creator by Robert Hale You Know Dancer and Prancer, and Donner and Blitzen, … [Read More...]

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Malaysia: Snakes, Ladders and Leeches in Borneo’s Gunung Mulu National Park

by Martin Kafer   “Oh no! we are stuck!” Esther cries in dismay. The Land Rover, driven by a quiet native man, is … [Read More...]

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Exploring Fiji Beyond the Brochure: What the Guides Don’t Tell You

Most people arrive in Fiji expecting turquoise waters, poolside cocktails, and a string of postcard-perfect beaches. And … [Read More...]

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Six Places to Find Graham Greene in Saigon

Vietnam by Anne Harrison Having spent a few years living in the city, Graham Greene’s The Quiet American is in many … [Read More...]

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How Transportation Technology Has Transformed the Way We Travel

Transportation has always been a cornerstone of human progress. From the first domesticated horses to the invention of … [Read More...]

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Morocco: Medinas, Minarets and Mountains

by Elizabeth von Pier  Marrakech was our first stop in Morocco. Founded in 1062 and known as the “ochre city” for the … [Read More...]

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Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico Travel

The Great Maya Tombstone by Georges Fery by The iconography of the Maya tombstone in the Temple of the Inscriptions … [Read More...]

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Top Clarksville, Tennessee Attractions to Visit

Clarksville, Tennessee might be one of America's best-kept secrets, but it's not going to stay that way for long. With a … [Read More...]

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Coastal Israel and the Time Machine

by Troy Herrick Using your car as a time machine, travel 200,000 years into the past when you drive along the … [Read More...]

Mountains Calling in Broken Words: Manaslu, Tsum Valley, and Annapurna Circle Magic

Introduction: Three Trails That Make Heart Go Big and Wild This article I write in very bad grammar but I try to make … [Read More...]

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Kabale, Lifted Up And Dusted Off

Uganda, Africa by Wayne Gatley  The gears of poverty grind down dreams from generation to generation. Illiteracy is … [Read More...]

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