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When planning to trip to Bali, knowing how to get there, from which airlines go there from which airport to the best season to book to avoid expensive fare, is maybe the first thing you must absolutely know about how to go to Bali.
As Bali is an island, the best and almost only way to travel to Bali is by flight. Bali counts 1 international airport. Denpasar-Ngurah Rai International Airport is located in Kuta area in the south of Bali.
The holiday season can bring up a plethora of emotions for all of us and these emotions can be positive, negative, and everything in between. All these emotions, combined with seasonal triggers, can make for some very overwhelming thoughts and can leave us prone to mood swings and emotional dysregulation. While people mean well this time of year, hearing “Happy Holidays!” over and over again can feel a bit invalidating or can invoke feelings like sadness or disappointment if life hasn’t felt so happy lately.
I have to admit—sometimes my interpretation of a picnic is getting takeout and eating it outside on a blanket. Other times it’s just snacking on some cheese and grapes. Picnic can be a loose term here in the states!
In the English countryside, however, a picnic is a whole event. You homemake everything and go all out. It’s pretty much a feast but on the ground! If you’ve been dying to travel to England and want to create your own English picnic experience, check out these fantastic guides and recipes.
Munich and Prague might be 295km apart and in different countries, but they’re not all that different. Both are mad for beer – the first has the annual Oktoberfest, the second is a mecca for lovers of Czech pilsner. Both boast handsome medieval-era cores with grand churches. Both are among the bucket-list towns of Central Europe.
Once you’ve had your fill of white sausages and Oompah bands and Oktoberfest beers, it’s time to plan your next pitstop in Central Europe. From the Bavarian capital, there’s only one real direction to go in: South. That’s where the great walls of the Alps loom, concealing glimmering lakes and mystical castles. They also hide the enthralling town of Salzburg, where you’ll hear Mozart echoing from the concert halls and recreate scenes from The Sound of Music.
It’s around 208 miles from the English capital to the unofficial capital of The North, on a route that crosses the heartlands of the United Kingdom. It means going from a buzzing megacity where Big Ben and the soaring Shard keep watch, all the way to an atmospheric town of old Victorian industrial quarters transformed into bohemian nightlife hubs.
To hop from Lisbon to Porto is to hop from Portugal’s vibrant capital to its culture-rich and bohemian second city. Both spots should definitely be on the itinerary of anyone looking to feel the true pulse of this wave-washed country at the end of Europe.
First will come Lisbon’s hilltop Moorish castles and pumping nightlife district, the Bairro Alto. Then you’ll hit Porto, where surf beaches give way to the UNESCO old town and atmospheric port cellars on the side of the Douro River. The distance between them is just over 170 miles, but you can complete it in as little as three hours. Read on for info on the different ways to travel, their cost, and convenience…
Getting to the charming corner of Morocco known as Essaouira is really easy. If you want to know in detail the transportation options available from Marrakech. Below I give you all the details so you can choose the most convenient one.
Essaouria | ©Piotr Arnoldes
The city of Essaouira or Mogador is located on the west coast of Morocco 168 km from Marrakech. This small city has gained importance for being an alternative escape to Marrakech and for serving as a setting for the realization of some episodes of the famous television series Game of Thrones.
If you simply can’t decide between the glorious exhibition rooms of The Hermitage and the twisted onion domes of Saint Basil’s Cathedral, the totemic sights of Red Square and the elegant Winter Palace of the onetime tsars, you could just do the whole lot. You’ll need to plan a Russian holiday that takes in both Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Ditch the shisha pipes and Grand Bazaar of ancient Istanbul and set your sights on the sun-kissed south of Turkey. That’s where Antalya beckons with old Ottoman architecture and access to some of the very best beaches in the country.
You’ll need to be ready to do a pretty long trip, because there’s over 500km between the two destinations in a straight line. Thankfully, you can skip it all by taking to the skies. Alternatively, hop on a bus and enjoy the scenery as you go, which reveals the rugged heart of Turkey. Let’s check your options…