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.
The strangest 10 laws around the world
Every country in the world enacts laws to serve its people and citizens, but some countries sometimes pass strange laws, unbelievable laws of mind, and some very funny.
Mahmoud AburubaaPublished 6 months ago in WanderMemories of Qatar
This is a response to Heather Hubler's Write Me a Letter Challenge. Heather, my new old friend, I hope you enjoy. My dearest friend,
Lynda SpargurPublished 6 months ago in WanderJerusalem be-still my heart
Today I arrived in Jerusalem about 3 hours ago. The trip from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was so easy; the transportation here is terrific. I took a bus, train, and tram and realized I had to drop some dead weight. My backpack is too heavy.
sara burdickPublished 7 months ago in WanderMost Beautiful Airport in Nepal: Lukla
In the remote reaches of the Solukhumbu district in Nepal, high amidst the majestic Himalayan mountains, there exists a tiny but remarkable airport that plays a pivotal role in the lives of both locals and adventurous travelers. Lukla Airport, also known as Tenzing-Hillary Airport, stands as a testament to human tenacity and engineering ingenuity. This small airstrip, perched perilously on the side of a steep mountain, has earned itself a reputation as one of the most dangerous airports in the world due to its challenging location and unpredictable weather conditions. Yet, despite the risks, Lukla Airport remains the primary gateway for those embarking on journeys to explore the world's highest peaks, including the legendary Mount Everest.
Avishek khadkaPublished 7 months ago in WanderMukaab: A Bold Architectural Endeavor
Mukaab: Riyadh's Architectural Marvel Mukaab: Riyadh's Architectural Marvel Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia, is undergoing a remarkable transformation in its architectural landscape with the advent of Mukaab. Mukaab is a bold architectural endeavor that seeks to redefine Riyadh's skyline and showcase the city's modernity and grandeur. Built with the vision of creating a dynamic and vibrant metropolis, Mukaab is not only reshaping Riyadh's physical appearance but also revolutionizing the way people perceive the city. Mukaab, which means "entrance" in Arabic, is a testament to the ambitious urban development plans set forth by the Arriyadh Development Authority. This innovative project combines modern building principles with regionalist designs, resulting in a distinctive and visually striking complex. The influence of historical factors in shaping Riyadh's urban expansion cannot be overlooked It appears that the construction of King Abdul-Aziz's palace north of the walled city set a prevailing pattern for the city's growth. The Al-Murabba plan, in particular, played a noteworthy role in expanding the urban area and overcoming the limitations on physical expansion imposed by the old city walls. The impact of this expansion was not without its challenges. An important result of this urban expansion was the widespread suburbanization of Riyadh, which resulted in the decline of the city's modern central area and the rise of dilapidated slums and housing for lower-income Saudi populations, as well as a vulnerable expatriate labor force from Third World countries. Against this context, Mukaab stands out as a symbol of advancement and creativity. With Riyadh's ambitious Vision 2030, Mukaab serves as a symbol of the city's commitment to becoming a world-class metropolis. By integrating modern building principles with regionalist designs, Mukaab embodies the harmonious blend of tradition and progressiveness that characterizes Saudi Arabia's cultural heritage.
The Ultimate Guide to the Top 20 Countries for Overseas Employment: Visa Procedures, Pros, Cons, Minimum Wage Rates, and Permanent Residency Possibilities
Introduction Working abroad can be an enriching experience, offering new challenges and opportunities for personal and professional growth. To assist you in making an informed decision, we have compiled a list of the top 20 countries that provide exceptional benefits for overseas employees. This article will not only provide step-by-step procedures for applying for work visas in each country and the current requirements but also shed light on the possibilities and rates of obtaining permanent residency, making it easier for you to plan for your long-term future.
WanderLUSTPublished 9 months ago in Wander"World's Most Dangerous Hikes: Tackling Nature's Ultimate Challenges"
Introduction For adventurers seeking an adrenaline rush and the thrill of conquering nature's most extreme terrains, the world's most dangerous hikes present the ultimate test of courage and determination. These treacherous trails weave through rugged mountains, dizzying cliffs, and untamed wilderness, pushing hikers to their physical and mental limits. Far from the well-trodden paths, these death-defying journeys reward those who dare to tread with awe-inspiring landscapes and an unmatched sense of accomplishment. In this article, we embark on a gripping exploration of the world's most dangerous hikes, revealing the allure, challenges, and rewards of venturing into the heart of nature's ultimate challenges.
Eleven things you should be aware of before visiting Israel 2023
Transportation, clothing, weather, and whether or not the country is expensive or affordable. Yet with that said, you can make any country affordable if you want.
sara burdickPublished 10 months ago in WanderHow to Maintain the Healthiest Year of Your Life in Dubai
Are you ready to embark on a journey towards the healthiest year of your life? Look no further than Dubai, the vibrant city that offers a plethora of opportunities to improve your physical and mental well-being. From breathtaking outdoor activities to nourishing culinary experiences, Dubai has it all.
Daphne OlgaPublished 10 months ago in WanderDreamy Honeymoon Beach Destinations for Newlyweds
The Caribbean's enchanting islands lure couples with gorgeous beaches and luxury resorts. Relax on the shorelines of Phuket and take in Thai cuisine or visit ornate Chinese temples in Karon.
Noman MustafaPublished 10 months ago in WanderFriday afternoon in Nazareth, Israel
We passed by a park; yesterday, it was empty, and pigeons were eating bread someone had left for them to enjoy. Today we walk by, and it is full of Muslim men listening to the chanting prayer.
sara burdickPublished 11 months ago in WanderNazareth is one of the holiest Christian cities in the world.
Yesterday my sister left Jerusalem; she hopped on a plane, and I hopped on the first bus north. I was in the city for around ten days, and that was enough.
sara burdickPublished 11 months ago in Wander