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If nothing else, travel opens your eyes to the colorful quilt that is humankind.
African Twitter User Claims All Africans Live in Villages & Africans choose to be homeless
On Twitter someone took it upon themselves to reply to something I posted. It is a public account, I was posting in support of Burkina Faso, a nation that has been for 7 long years fighting terrorists who continue to invade their borders.
By IwriteMywrongs4 years ago in Wander
A Voyage to the Most Romantic Cities in the World for Valentine's Day 2023!
A Voyage to the Most Romantic Cities in the World for Valentine's Day! Paris, France Venice, Italy A romantic canal cruise and gondola ride. Santorini, Greece Rome, Italy Bruges, Belgium Prague, Czech Republic
By Suresh Natarajan4 years ago in Wander
The Enduring Legacy of Ancient Egyptian Civilization
The civilization of ancient Egypt is one of the most well-known and long-lasting civilizations in world history. Spanning over three thousand years, from 3150 BC to 30 BC, Egypt's pyramids, temples, and hieroglyphs continue to fascinate and inspire people all over the world.
By ansam yousry4 years ago in Wander
To be blue in this history, to be blue in your memory.
Going back in time, i sat with Homer. His stories were as grandiose and tragic as I remembered. Vibrant and beautiful, but they were empty in a way i did not understand. Nonetheless we shared his wine; in-front of a dark and silent ocean.
By Syed Wamiq4 years ago in Wander
Brian Ghannam on Respecting Other Cultures When Traveling Abroad | Atlanta, Georgia
It can be hard to tell what to say or how you should act when interacting with people from different backgrounds or cultures, especially when traveling. Some people find it challenging to adapt to new surroundings. To help ease the transition, here are a few suggestions for respecting other cultures when traveling.
By Brian Ghannam4 years ago in Wander
If I Was Stranded
Once upon a time, there were two individuals who were complete opposites, yet fate brought them together on a deserted island. The first was a rich and successful businessman named Richard, who was used to living a lavish lifestyle. The second was a free-spirited hippie named Lily, who lived a simple life and cherished nature.
By Karsten Stephens4 years ago in Wander
The Quest for Divine Wisdom
make the story an intrigued story from beginning Once upon a time, in a world of myth and legend, there lived a young man named Lucas who was known for his unrelenting curiosity and thirst for knowledge. He lived in a small village on the outskirts of a vast forest and spent his days exploring the surrounding wilderness, always searching for answers to the questions that plagued his mind.
By James Autrey4 years ago in Wander
Wanderlust: The Sensation of a Lifetime
Wanderlust is a sensation that many of us have experienced at some point in our lives. It's the feeling of wanting to explore the world, to see new places, and to experience new cultures. For some, it's a fleeting feeling, while for others, it's a lifelong passion. But what is it about wanderlust that makes it so alluring?
By Ben Hankins4 years ago in Wander
10 Atlanta parks to host an outdoor event
When summer arrives in Atlanta, Atlantans go outside to historic parks in Georgia. To name a few favourite occasions, this includes family picnics, family reunions, and softball games with friends. People can gather outside without spending a fortune thanks to the city's many parks, both large and small.
By Amit Kumar4 years ago in Wander
Sumidero Canyon — Is this the Best Place to Visit in the Chiapas, Mexico?
Intro Sumidero Canyon is an impressive and stunningly beautiful natural wonder of the Chiapas region of Mexico, it’s so important to the region it even appears on the Chiapas flag! It is 35 million years old and the Grijalva River supports wildlife such as river crocodiles, spider monkeys, white-tailed deer, and countless birds to name a few!
By Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl Travel4 years ago in Wander
Trapped in Fez: A Love Story
a cold day in the winter of 2020 when French tourist Pierre arrived in the Moroccan city of Fez. He had always dreamed of visiting this ancient city famous for its rich history, culture and traditional crafts. He was greeted by his tour guide, a friendly and knowledgeable man named Hassan. As they walked through the bustling streets, Pierre was immediately struck by the vibrant colors, the intricate tile work, and the smell of spices wafting through the air. Hassan showed him around the city, taking him to the Medersa Bou Inania, the Dar Batha Museum, and the Bou Jeloud Gardens. Pierre was fascinated by the rich history and culture of the city, and he felt like he was truly experiencing something special. He was particularly Impressed by the Medersa Bou Inania, a 14th-century Islamic college and mosque that was famous for its architectural beauty and intricate tile work. He was also captivated by the Dar Batha Museum, which was housed in a beautifully restored palace and showcased traditional Moroccan art and artifacts. And the Bou Jeloud Gardens, a lush garden that was a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to relax and enjoy the beauty of the city. However, just as Pierre was starting to really enjoy his trip, the Moroccan authorities declared a state of health emergency due to the outbreak of COVID-19. All flights were cancelled, and Pierre was stuck in Fez. He didn't know what to do, but Hassan offered him a place to stay with his family. Pierre was hesitant at first, but he soon found that the guide's family was warm and welcoming, and he was impressed by their hospitality. While staying with the family, Pierre spent most of his time with Hassan's daughter, Maryam. She was a kind and intelligent young woman, who was eager to share her culture and customs with Pierre. She showed him around the city, introducing him to traditional craftsmen and artisans, and teaching him about the local industries of leather work, ceramics, and textiles. Pierre was amazed by the skill and dedication of the artisans, and he was touched by Maryam's passion for her city and culture. As the days turned into weeks, Pierre found himself falling in love with Maryam. He was struck by her beauty, her intelligence, and her kindness. And she, in turn, was charmed by his curiosity and enthusiasm for her culture. They spent all their time together, exploring the city, trying local foods and enjoying the traditional festivals. One day, Pierre decided to propose to Maryam, and to his delight, she said yes. They were married in a traditional Moroccan ceremony, surrounded by Hassan's family and friends. Pierre felt like he had found a new home and a new family in Fez, and he knew that he would never forget this unexpected adventure. Despite the state of health emergency, Pierre's experience in Fez was unforgettable, he found love, new friends and a new life. He was grateful for the kindness and support of Hassan and his family, who had made his stay in Fez so memorable. As he said goodbye to them at the airport, Pierre knew that he would always cherish the memories of his time in this ancient city and the love that he found there. As the months passed, Pierre and Maryam continued to share their lives and cultures with each other. They traveled back to France together, where Pierre introduced Maryam to his family and friends and showed her around his country. They also returned to Fez several times, where they continued to explore the city and its surroundings, and to deepen their understanding of Moroccan culture. They even started a small business together, promoting traditional Moroccan crafts to tourists and helping to preserve the ancient skills of the artisans. Despite the challenges they faced, Pierre and Maryam's love for each other only grew stronger. They realized that their unexpected adventure in Fez had brought them together in the most unexpected way, and they were grateful for the opportunity to share their lives and cultures. They knew that their love story would always be a reminder of the beauty and richness of the ancient city of Fez, and of the kindness and hospitality of its people. As they looked out over the city from the terrace of their small hotel, they knew that they had found their true home in each other, and in this magical city. Fez will always have a special place in their hearts, and they will always be grateful for the unexpected adventure that brought them together. As the years passed, Pierre and Maryam's life was filled with love, adventures and happiness. They built a life together in Fez, and they were not just a tourist, but a part of the community. They opened a small hotel, where they welcomed travelers from all over the world, sharing with them the same hospitality and kindness that had been shown to Pierre when he first arrived in Fez. They also continued to promote the traditional Moroccan crafts and helped to preserve the ancient skills of the artisans, this time not only by promoting them but by providing job opportunities to the locals. They had two children, both of whom they raised with the same spirit of love and respect for different cultures. Their children grew up to be curious, open-minded and respectful individuals, who like their parents, loved to travel and explore different cultures. Pierre and Maryam's love story was not only a beautiful reminder of the power of love and the beauty of different cultures but also an inspiration to many. They showed that sometimes, the best things in life happen unexpectedly and that by being open-minded and embracing change, we can find true happiness. Their story was featured in many travel magazines and newspapers, and it was even adapted into a movie, retracing the steps of Pierre's journey in Fez, and how he found love, family, and a new home in a place where he least expected it. Their story was a testament to the beauty and richness of the ancient city of Fez, and of the kindness and hospitality of its people. As they reached their golden years, they decided to write a book about their journey, they titled it "Fez, the city of love" and it was a best seller. They were happy to have shared their story and to have been able to give back to the community that had given them so much. They lived the rest of their days in peace and contentment, surrounded by the love of their family and the beauty of the city they had come to call home. artriti
By BRAHIM ES-SBAI4 years ago in Wander
