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Guatemala is full of cultural and natural diversity. It is full of active volcanoes, big cities, jungles, black sanded beaches, a Mayan culture with over 20 languages, and the remains of the Ancient Maya Civilization. There are many reasons why you will need a travel guide to Guatemala, it’s huge! And really diverse.
Laos is a country that many backpackers visit “for the sake of it” because it conveniently borders the more popular Southeast Asian countries of Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia. Given this, lots of people choose to skip it altogether, likely under the assumption that it doesn’t compare to its more popular neighbours.
One of the most popular tourist destinations in India, people from across the world head to Goa in search of beautiful beaches, nightlife and to visit famous sacred sites.
The state is located on the southwestern coast of India, the capital of the region is Panaji whilst the largest city is Vasco da Gama.
Culture and food lovers travelling to Kyoto, Japan, will inevitably find themselves at some point or another at Nishiki Market. A five-block long covered marketplace, Nishiki Market is famous for its fresh food and local culinary delicacies.
Over 130 shops and restaurants line the marketplace’s walkways. These shops sell traditional home-cooked dishes, fresh produce and quirky Japanese oddities. And with the wide array of food on offer, it’s no surprise where the market got its nickname “Kyoto’s Kitchen” from.
Everest Base Camp trek is one of the most popular treks in Nepal and perhaps in the world. It is a dream for many around the world to view Everest, the highest peak in the world with their own eyes. And standing at the foot of Everest and surrounded by the mighty Himalayas stirs the soul of every adventurist out there.
You don’t need to be French to know France by heart… Here is a list of 9 English-speaking travel bloggers who will help you discover France like you never thought you would and they’ll probably give you some great ideas for your next trip to France!
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The first time Janice Chung, aka Jan, a Canadian traveler, went to France, she went with her parents, as a kid. After that, she came back, as a grown-up. She’s already been to France 26 times!
For the last decade, it’s been clear that improving city transport can and should mean more than simply adding metro or bus capacity. As cities also grapple with the challenges of meeting net zero goals, the focus is increasingly on measures that will encourage both public transport and expand the popularity of ‘active travel’ – cycling, scooters, walking, jogging. In this way travel is an issue that addresses multiple priorities: health and wellbeing, economic opportunity, public safety, traffic congestion, air quality and social inclusion. With budgets always under pressure, the goal is to develop active travel programmes that are genuinely inclusive, for all age groups, genders, and that command real public support and engagement.
If travelling is something that you like and mountains are your preference, then Dalhousie should be your next destination. You must have seen this city in many Bollywood movies. so here we bring you how to reach Dalhousie and how to plan your vacation at Dalhousie.
Called the “Mini Switzerland of India”, Dalhousie stands over 5 hills surrounded by misty valleys, snow-capped mountains, enchanting cottages, and colonial-era buildings. No matter which part of the country you live, here we bring you a detailed guide on how to reach Dalhousie hassle-free.
Morocco is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination, with good reason. I visited this North African country a few years ago, with my husband, after being enticed by the exotic-sounding itineraries I spotted in the local newspapers. At that time I did not consider myself to be an experienced traveller, so we did an Imperial Tour with a tour operator. If you want to plan this trip yourself, just read my guide on how to plan an international trip. This was what our itinerary looked like:
Star-shaped sand is a fascinating attraction in Okinawa, Japan that you should visit at least once in your life. Take a walk along the beaches in Japan in the Okinawa Prefecture, and marvel at the intriguing sand grains shaped like stars . It’s one of the best things to do in Okinawa ! Learn more about it in the following sections.