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23 most mysterious ancient world wonders that you should visit once in your life
1. Machu Picchu (Peru) In the 15th and 16th centuries, Peru's Machu Picchu was the royal garden and sacred religious site of the Inca leaders. A century later, Spanish invasions brought the Inca civilization to an end. In 1911, people found more than 3,000 steps and 150 buildings here.
13 most beautiful world heritage sites in Asia you cannot miss
Travel website Rough Guides offers a list of the 13 most beautiful world heritage sites in Asia, including Vietnam's Ha Long Bay.
The "ghost island" in the middle of the Japanese sea became a UNESCO world cultural heritage
Japan is a country of scenery, culture and cuisine, with countless factors that attract tourists. Among them is a location off the coast of Nagasaki, which was once used as the setting for a movie by James Bond "Agent 007". That is the "ghost island" Hashima - or Gunkanjima.
Mysterious prehistoric stone statue forest in France
The "loneliest" island in the world According to Unilad, Bouvet Island is located in the middle of the sea between Argentina, South Africa and Antarctica. The island has been claimed by Norway. The country considers it a protected nature reserve, is uninhabited and remains deserted, almost completely covered in snow and ice. So it cannot be a tourist destination, even for adventurous people.
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5 Must Visit Places in Georgia
Are you itching for a travel adventure that combines stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture? Look no further than Georgia. Nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, this gem offers a diverse array of experiences that will leave any traveler enchanted. explore journey through Georgia is bound to be seamless and unforgettable.
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Top 10 Must-Do Activities During Your Turkey Holiday
1. Explore the Ancient City of Ephesus The ancient city of Ephesus is one of the best-preserved in the world. Walk through its marble streets, visit the grand Library of Celsus, and marvel at the impressive amphitheater. An insight into the Roman Empire's rich history is provided by this historical gem.
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Location Independence in Just 4 Weeks!
Introduction: The Dream of Location Independence Imagine sipping a coconut on a beach in Bali while your laptop hums away, earning you money. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, buckle up because we're about to turn that dream into reality in just four weeks! And no, you won't have to cut down on your freelance work or drain your savings.
La'Mont PaynePublished 3 days ago in Wander Escape to Mexico: Part 2- Casa Nomis and Isla Mujeres
L had returned to London and it was agreed I would stay over at hers the night before our early morning flight. I dramatically made it on to the tube within an inch of the sliding doors and proceeded to dampen my victory upon sitting when my luggage loudly fell over and slid across the carriage. Only then did I remember to tie it to the railing. Taking an hour and a half to drag my luggage to hers wasn’t a fun prospect but made sense when we could catch a 20-minute train from hers to the airport.
Nessy WriterPublished 3 days ago in WanderCelebrating My 40th Birthday
Celebrating My 40th Birthday: An Unforgettable 2-Week Adventure in Japan Being a wife, a mother of two, an employee, and a business owner can sound super stressful. And let me tell you, it is! So, when my amazing husband surprised me with a solo 2-week trip to Japan for my 40th birthday, I was over the moon. Yes, you read that right—two weeks in Japan, all by myself! I made sure to take full advantage of those 14 glorious days. Here’s how my adventure unfolded:
Theresa RileyPublished 7 days ago in WanderWhat Napoleon Would Have Wanted
It was December 2015. It was to be the winter for the trip of a lifetime. My wanderlust began at a young age. With my first visit to South Africa at the fourteen, the spark was ignited and only grew with age. Now in my mid-thirties, I have traveled to 17 countries and over 20 states. To describe this trip, I first need to explain how I arrived there. Having studied French most of my life, studying abroad in Tours, France in high school and in Angers, France in college, you could say that my Francophilia only ripened deeper with age, like a fine Beaujolais. After college, I took it a step further and taught English abroad in French Guiana (in South America). That year, despite many hardships, was one of the best of my life. In Kourou, French Guiana I was known as “l’américaine” (the American woman), recognized pedaling around town on my bike and to many, the first and only American they had met. During that seminal time, I fostered a sense of community around me that I had heretofore not experienced. I made friends with other teaching assistants from around the world, friends from my tango class and friends from the theatre class at the French foreign legion.
Kate KastelbergPublished 7 days ago in WanderToo Old To Change?
So, there I was in September 2019, having left my job, broken up with my boyfriend, ended my apartment lease, moved all the things I own into my parents’ attic, and given up the goal shooter position in my netball team. I had totally abandoned my former life, without being too dramatic about it, and was heading to Africa for the adventure of a lifetime.
Jenifer NimPublished 7 days ago in WanderA Journey Of Joy With The Children of Tanzania
My feet ache and my energy is severely depleted by the time we arrive at the mountain village of Mtae in Tanzania. We’ve just walked eight hours, ascending about 1,000 meters in one day. It’s five in the afternoon as I attempt to wash my sweaty body with cold water from a bucket. For the first time in my life, I have to use a hole in the ground as a toilet and clean myself up afterwards with water and my hands.
Yvette BrandPublished 8 days ago in Wander