middle east
The Middle East may not have peace, but the region is perfect for travelers looking for gorgeous views, rich history, and cultural diversity.
Dubai - The Most Wondrous City in the World
Today, Dubai has become one of (if not the) best tourist attractions in the world as the city has plenty of monumental structures. The diverse facilities from Dubai trips and travel packages and man-made creations within the city do not fail to amaze any single body who comes to visit. There is no doubt that you have heard about the ‘Burj Arab,’ which is the world’s tallest building ever, and the man-made islands ‘Three Palms and the World,’ which itself is an amazing creation.
Thomas WrightPublished 4 years ago in WanderAn Ultimate Dubai Guide for a Romantic Vacation
While Dubai is most celebrated for its unrivaled architectural splendors and luxe elegance, it’s also a place to sink into the classic Emirati heritage, a place to experience finest leisure attractions, and, most importantly, a place to be with your love of life. So if you’re planning to head to Dubai with your sweetheart, check out this ultimate guide, encompassing everything from its cultural facts, visa information, and best time to visit to the must-experiences and the most romantic places in Dubai.
Benefits of Renting a Car in Dubai
The number of people visiting Dubai for sight-seeing or on vacation keeps on increasing. Also, the number of people who are coming to Dubai to work is increasing. Dubai has become an economic giant, and that is not only because of its oil reserves. Now, the architectural industry of Dubai is blooming too, and investors from all over the world are eyeing Dubai.
jackson gilbertPublished 5 years ago in WanderBeautiful Lebanon
Perhaps one would think I am out of my mind for wanting to visit this country. Oh yes, that’s right, many did! An influx of “What for and why did you choose there?”
Ann Marie LouiePublished 5 years ago in WanderThe Great Valley of Elah—The Region of the Battlefield!
I remember what I heard when I was a cute, little boy about the story of David and Goliath. I was so fascinated about the trend of the story, especially when little David overpowered the giant Goliath. The Valley of Elah is exactly where this 3,000 year old show took place. It is widely identified as the place of the battle between David and Goliath. So what is Elah? Elah means terebinth, a Mediterranean tree which is found in this area. Situated here is a small stream right in the center of the Valley.
Osei AgyemangPublished 5 years ago in WanderAfghanistan
In my last post, I addressed the various countries that I wish to go to, but due to their laws, I wouldn’t feel secure going to those places.
The Holy Land
As I write this, I'm on a flight across the Atlantic Ocean back to the states. I'm returning from Israel, otherwise known as "The Holy Land", "The Land of Milk and Honey", "יִשְׂרָאֵל", or as the U.N. likes to call it, "Debated Territory".
Jacob BrownPublished 5 years ago in WanderTop 5 Factors to Keep in Mind When Buying a House in Hyderabad
Be it commercial or residential, there is a consistent rise in the number of buyers. The supportive state policies, such as ease of doing business, availability of infrastructure like metro, and deserving talent pool have made the city a centerpoint for multinationals and conglomerates in India. However, when talking about buying a house, the following are the five factors that you should look consider beforehand.
Seema GuptaPublished 6 years ago in WanderReflections on a Week in Israel
Almost four years on from my Israel trip and I’m still missing Tel Aviv. Recently, I’ve been replaying parts of the holiday in my mind, and feeling lucky that I got the chance to visit such an interesting and beautiful place.
James MenziesPublished 6 years ago in WanderWhy Visit Turkey
One place I’ve always wanted to visit was the country of Turkey, or Türkiye, in Turkish. Turkey is one of those wonders of the world that many people seem to not know enough of, or know some stuff but not entirely accurately.
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Journey to Israel's Civil Defence Front Line
Travellers seldom select new towns. What attraction is to be found in the shadow of concrete boxes? It pays to make an exception, however, for it is here that people live with their stories, vitality, and living history. On a recent trip, I decided to visit Sderot, a 1950s new town that sits on the border of the Gaza strip, a town made notorious by incessant rocket attacks. It was hardly an onerous journey; a mere hour by train from Tel Aviv.
Andrew Reid WildmanPublished 6 years ago in Wander Why You Should Make Iran Your Next Travel Destination
Last year, I was fortunate enough to undertake a 15 day tour of Iran. 1. It is rich with culture. There are so many art galleries, botanical gardens, tombs, museums, and mosques to explore it is not funny. You will NOT get bored in Iran, and I even think you would need several months to really explore all of the culture and richness the country has to offer.
Archie SwensonPublished 7 years ago in Wander