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Touring Louisiana
A State Historic Site is St. Martin Catholic Church established in 1765 in St. Martinville. In the left wing of the church, is the grave of Emmeline Labiche, who was thought to be the heroine of the poem “Evangeline” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A statue of Evangeline stands in the churchyard.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 14 hours ago in WanderUlm on the Danube
Located in the federal German state of Baden-Wurrtemberg, Ulm is a lovely city on the River Danube. Munster the large Gothic cathedral in Ulm is a most impressive sight. It has an amazing 161.5-meter-high steeple, the world’s tallest. It took 500 years to build this cathedral after the first stone was laid in 1377. There are hallmarks on each stone that were inscribed by cutters, who were paid by the block. Visitors can get an impressive view of the city by climbing up 768 spiral steps up to the 143-meter-high viewing platform of the tower. On a clear day, you can see the Black Forest and the Alps.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 15 hours ago in WanderMandalay on the Irrawaddy River
Myanmar was previously Burma and. Mandalay is a city and the former royal capital located in northern Myanmar. The city sits on the Irrawaddy River. To get an awesome view of the city and surrounding area people climb up to the summit of Mandalay Hill.
Rasma RaistersPublished about 15 hours ago in WanderWhy you should visit Batu Ferringhi with your family
Batu Ferringhi is a popular beach resort located on Penang Island, northwest of George Town. This area is well-known for its exciting water sports activities and delicious seafood restaurants. In addition, visitors can enjoy browsing through the seafront night market and purchase household goods, street food and traditional batik clothing. Keep reading to discover all that Batu Ferringhi has in store for you.
Rochell MeganPublished about 17 hours ago in WanderWhy Phuket is the Ultimate Thrill-Seeker's Paradise
Embark on an adventure like never before in the tropical paradise of Phuket, where every corner holds an opportunity for adrenaline-pumping experiences. From heart-stopping bungee jumps amidst lush jungles to serene sea cave explorations, Phuket offers a plethora of outdoor activities bound to satisfy even the most daring souls.
Aurora GiannaPublished about 17 hours ago in WanderThe Renaissance Hotel St Pancras
Walking into the Renaissance Hotel in St Pancras is like another world. As you step away from the hustle and bustle of Euston Road, you can breathe a sigh of relief as the doorman greets you with a welcoming smile.
Tabby LondonPublished about 18 hours ago in WanderWhy Is It Important to Be a Culture-Sensitive Traveller?
As a traveller, you cross continents, discovering new cultures, people, and experiences. While there’s nothing wrong with holding onto your own personal beliefs, when you’re in a new land governed by a different set of rules, it’s important that you behave in a manner that shows respect for local culture and people. Why is it important? Well, there are several reasons. Suffice it to say that having an open mind will open doors to a wholesome world of diversity and inclusivity.
Daphne OlgaPublished about 23 hours ago in WanderBest Season for Everest Base Camp
An exciting trip to Everest Base Camp (EBC) is something that many people want to do. The trip gives you a chance to see beautiful scenery, learn about other cultures, and push your limits in the world's biggest mountains.
Nepal Trek Adventures & Expedition Pvt. LtdPublished a day ago in WanderPart 2: Zeus Fills the Sky
Our room was large with high, sloping ceilings. Plain but comfortable with a fridge, a little balcony with a table that would catch the sun and racks for drying our clothes. Everything was scrupulously clean and carried a strange but inoffensive smell, most likely unfamiliar cleaning products. We were faced with a double luckily composed of two single beds we were able to push apart. I am a tall, long-limbed lady, T is significantly smaller and whilst she could sleep completely still, I knew I had a tendency to starfish and commit night time acrobatics. I was glad I didn’t have to worry about accidentally kicking her in my sleep.
Nessy WriterPublished a day ago in WanderWhat is the Importance of Responsible Tourism in Koh Samui? Why Should I Be a Responsible Traveler?
Koh Samui is visited by millions of tourists each year, people love to flock to the mainland and islands, because of the gorgeous beaches, food, wildlife and lush surroundings. This very fact leaves much of the islands in a state of despair especially when it comes to wildlife and the environment, which gets thoroughly exploited for the sake of tourism. Keep reading to find out how you can be a responsible traveller and help preserve the beauty of Koh Samui.
Sewmini JamesPublished 2 days ago in WanderTelluride
Nestled in a remote valley of the jagged San Juan Mountains in Colorado, Telluride draws visitors from around the world with its blend of old Western charm, vibrant contemporary culture, and breathtaking scenery. Originally a mining town, Telluride boomed in the late 19th century with the discovery of gold, silver, and, you guessed it, Tellurium. It was in Telluride that Butch Cassidy and his gang robbed one of their first banks. Telluride played a huge role in the creation of the Labor Movement with its mining worker strikes in the early 1900’s. And it became one of the first towns in the world to have commercial alternating current electricity thanks to Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse.
Jody HolmanPublished 2 days ago in WanderA Rain Too Much
“Well, as you know, I always felt we tried to go a bridge too far.” - Lt. General Frederick “Boy” Browning. June 2nd, 2019
Krishan MubasharPublished 2 days ago in Wander