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5 Best Things To See and Do in Nepal
As a destination snuggled between the big name favourites of India and China, Nepal is often overlooked. But this destination is capable of stealing your heart, you just need to give it the chance! For a small country, Nepal is full of treasures just waiting to be discovered. It has a rich culture, impressive history,…
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12 Surprising Facts About Russia
As the world’s largest country and making up over a seventh of the earth’s entire land mass, it’s no wonder Russia is so diverse! Spanning 11 time zones and with a climate that varies from the subtropical heat of Sochi in the south, to the freezing Artic terrain of Siberia, Russia is guaranteed to intrigue…
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10 Interesting Facts About Sigiriya, Sri Lanka
Sigiriya is an ancient rock fortress located in northern Sri Lanka. This megalithic rock was formed by a hard magma plate left behind by an extinct volcano. The local people consider it as the “eighth wonder of the world.” Sigiriya is visibly breath-taking and can be spotted from miles away, rising majestically between the surrounding…
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5 Things to do in Kathmandu
Nepal is lively in a multitude of senses, but you might not expect the bustling city to be part of the package deal. The country will remind you of sublime mountains, stunning nature and exquisite Buddhist temples but the country’s capital buzzes with people and technological advancements. Kathmandu is the largest city in Nepal and…
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5 Reasons Why Battambang is Worth Visiting
Nestled along the Sangkae River lies an essential Cambodian stop that you’ve probably never considered: Battambang. Typified as sleepy, the destination is often overlooked, even if it is Cambodia’s second largest city! Battambang is an exciting place to try traditional food, experience Cambodia’s rural culture, and gaze at stunning architecture. Here are 5 reasons why…
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2 Day Travel Plan in Transylvania: How to Spend 48 Hours in Transylvania
Are you eager to follow Dracula’s footsteps? Does the gothic and spooky entice you? Chase down Transylvanian legends, history, and breath-taking landscapes in only two days! Here’s our guide to exploring Transylvania in 48 hours: Day 1 – Brasov You must begin your trip in Brasov as it is considered the closest city to Bran…
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4 Must-Go European Destinations this Winter
Sure, European summers are nothing short of incredible! But winter in Europe doesn’t mean it just has to be all hibernation and gloom. Believe it or not, some destinations in Europe are actually even better to visit in the winter. Not to mention the bonus of less tourists, easier to book accommodation, more affordable and…
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Short Guide to Jerash: Jordan’s Ancient Roman City
Jerash has ruins of epic proportions. The best preserved Roman city in the world, Jerash stood the test of time and holds treasures troves waiting to be discovered. The city is located in the north of Jordan and chases the ruins of Petra for the country’s most popular attraction. Walking through the streets will make…
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Where to spot the Lion King characters on Safari in Africa
Disney’s The Lion King has been a family favourite film ever since its release in 1994. It has also been adapted for the stage, becoming a hugely successful West End musical. More recently, a live action version of the film was released on the big screen. Are you interested in seeing the amazing animals from…
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9 Street Food in Hoi An & Where to Eat them
If you call yourself a foodie, then Hoi An should definitely be on your radar. The city stunning with rainbow-colored paper lanterns zigzagging between rows of dark yellow houses. But also, it is a special culinary destination. Renowned in Vietnam and the world, street food in Hoi An is something to behold. Culinary gems are…
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Solo vs Group Travel For Females in Turkey
I had been travelling solo throughout Europe, comfortably for many years. However there came a time where I was longing for something a little different. I wanted to explore the bustling bazaars, hear the magnificent call to prayer, taste the delicious food and connect with people of Islamic lands. But as a single woman, I…
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Facts and FAQs About Machu Picchu
Discover everything you need to know about the facts and FAQs about Machu Picchu, from fascinating secrets to questions that will come in handy, in this comprehensive guide to the iconic Incan citadel. Table of Contents General Information About Machu Picchu A Brief History of Machu Picchu 1400s – Machu Picchu is built 1532 –…
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5 Lesser Known Ancient Sites in Greece
If you’re a history buff, an archaeology enthusiast, or you simply want to learn something new, this one’s for you! Greece boasts numerous archaeological treasures, such as the Acropolis, Delphi, and Olympia. While some attractions get world-wide attention, many are overshadowed. Why not make your Greek holiday just a bit different and more meaningful? Here…
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Explore Best Places to Visit In Egypt: Ancient Wonders, Vibrant Cities, and Breathtaking Scenery Await!
Egypt is the home of ancient architecture, an enigmatic sphinx and diverse cities. You have likely heard of Cairo but Egypt has several cities with their own colour and treasures. Egypt is a country that is steeped in history and culture, and it is home to some of the most fascinating and awe-inspiring attractions in…
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Tangier: Discover Morocco’s Most Unique City
Morocco is situated in the northernmost tip of Africa, with the bustling city of Tangier nestled in its north-eastern corner. Being just 20 miles from Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar, this ancient port is one of the country’s most accessible destinations. Its position on the cusp of two continents is largely responsible for the…
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The Best of Greek Island Hopping
Greece undeniably boasts some of the most idyllic locations in Europe, if not the world. Gorgeous beaches, quaint fishing villages, secretive coves and ancient monuments capture the attention of visitors. It is little wonder that the destination draws travellers in by the millions, from far and wide, to experience their own slice of Greek paradise.…
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Multigenerational Travel in Iceland
Thinking of family vacations, and struggling to come up with a destination that covers all family needs? Allow me to introduce: ICELAND. Does my recommendation come as a surprise? Don’t take my word for it, YET! The U.S. celebrates Labor Day in early September, giving some of us the opportunity for one last hoorah before…
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8 Foods You Must Try in Cambodia
From fried creepy-crawlies to hearty soups, experiencing Cambodian cuisine should be at the top of your list with Angkor Wat. Although it is usually less popular than Thai and Vietnamese cuisines, Cambodian food is nevertheless fresh, tasty, diverse, and unique. From breakfast to dessert, the most interesting foods to try in Cambodia are on this…
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Peru’s Paths Less Travelled: Top 4 Alternative Treks to the Inca Trail
Peru is a South American nation abundant with natural diversity, from the Amazonian jungle to the Andean mountains. You can explore the cobbled streets of Cusco or sip on Pisco Sours in Lima before embarking on an adventure which will guide you straight to the centre of Peru’s heart. The depths of the Inca Trails…
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The 8 Most Picturesque Temples in India
Let’s face it, a trip to India isn’t complete without visiting a temple or two. There are thousands of temples across India, ranging from smaller structures found between hilltops to sky-high towers with intricate carvings. Some are modest, while others have erotic sculptures. Some are consumed with colour, while others are simply made from rock.…
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6 Affordable Destinations You Should Visit in March
Who doesn’t love a bargain? Especially when that bargain involves affordable flights and accommodation! March is the perfect month for a budgeting traveller wanting the best of all worlds – a meaningful experience and plenty of reductions. Here are 6 places that are inexpensive to visit in March: 1. Vietnam An all-time favourite for backpackers.…
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5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Egypt Right Now
Egypt is a fascinating country, home to some of the oldest historical monuments on Earth. Including the iconic wonder of the ancient world, the Great Pyramid of Giza, of course! Egypt is a worthy contender on any travel-lover’s bucket list, but the revolution of 2011 caused a sharp decline in the country’s tourism figures. Ten…
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Exotic Morocco: The Know Before You Go
Like many other adventurous travellers, I saw Morocco’s absolutely gorgeous “Blue City” on Instagram and had heard about the bustling streets and markets of Marrakech. So I decided that I was ready to travel to the beautiful country of Morocco. I chose to book the Exotic Morocco tour through Travel Talk, and I was not…
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15 Best Things to do in Mykonos Greece – Complete Guide
An atmospheric hub for pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and charming Cycladic architecture, Mykonos never fails to deliver that idyllic Aegean feel. Are you wondering “What are the best things to do in Mykonos?”? Here is all you need to know. Table of Contents Important Facts about Mykonos Greece 15 Best Things to Do in Mykonos…
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6 Tips for Solo Female Travel in India
The concept of travelling India as a solo female may be daunting, but don’t let that put you off visiting this beautiful, diverse and colourful country. Incredible India is rich in culture and history, with plenty to offer travellers who come from far and wide to experience it’s chaotic cities, cultural sites, natural landscapes, and…
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5 Reasons You Should Visit Costa Rica’s Cloud Forests
Are you wanting to channel Indiana Jones in your next adventure? Then get your bullwhip ready, because Costa Rica’s cloud forest phenomenon is the “jewel” you’re searching for! Also known as water forests or bosque nuboso in Spanish, cloud forests are forests literally blanketed in clouds. This occurs when cooling air is pushed up mountain…
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At Home Abroad: Finding the Familiar in Morocco
I grew up in a tiny community in Mississippi where hardly anyone I knew had a passport. It was a bubble of comfort and safety, but as an unfortunate consequence, it was also an exclusive and distrustful place where most people were suspicious of anyone who looked different, sounded different, or believed different things than…
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How to Spend 48 Hours in Bangkok
Thailand’s bustling and eccentric capital of Bangkok is certainly anything short of boring! Full of interesting cultural sites, incredible shopping, unreal nightlife, and delicious food, you’ll find Bangkok makes for the perfect stopover. The best way to experience Bangkok in 48 hours is by getting a mix of it all! Here’s how you should spend…
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How To Spend Your Time in Bansko, Bulgaria
If you are looking for your next ski destination, look no further than Bansko, Bulgaria. This affordable spot known for its tree runs and bustling après-ski scene is only a two-hour drive away from Sofia, making it an easy place to get to for your next winter holiday. Here are a few things that you…
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Things To Do in Kyoto
From cherry blossoms, Geishas, bamboo forests, tasty bowls of ramen and over 2,000 temples and shrines, Kyoto is one of those magical cities quite unlike nowhere else. As the imperial capital of Japan for over 1000 years, it’s the heart and centre of Japan’s culture and tradition. You can’t go to Japan without making a…
