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Varanasi AKA Benares or Kashi
Varanasi, also known as Benares or Kashi, is a city that weaves together spirituality, history, and mystique. Let’s delve into some of its intriguing facets:
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 26 days ago in Wander5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving To Rural Colombia
I knew I wanted to live in Colombia from the moment I set foot in Colombia 3 years ago. So, three years later, I, as a single female traveler, moved to rural Colombia.
sara burdickPublished 29 days ago in WanderWhat’s the least visited country?
The least visited country globally is Tuvalu, a tiny island nation in the Pacific Ocean. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, Tuvalu only hosted 3,700 visitors in 2019. This is significantly lower than the second least visited country, the Marshall Islands, which had 6,000 visitors in the same year. Tuvalu's remote location, limited resources, and small size contribute to its low visitor numbers. However, it offers unique experiences for those who make the journey, including crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and a rich cultural heritage.
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 29 days ago in WanderThe least visited country in Europe
Moldova, the least visited country in Europe, remains relatively undiscovered for several reasons : 1.) Geographical Location : Moldova is landlocked and situated between Romania and Ukraine. Its location doesn't place it on the typical European tourist route, making it less accessible for travellers.
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 29 days ago in WanderAnother world
Dreams are very interesting, different and mindboggling, sometimes shows the past, sometimes shows the future or even another world. I've had dreams of past lives I lived and died in and of heaven and hell, of angles and demons and talking animals. This dream is of another world, a world of different colors and different people, not quite human beings but beings that live like we do only in it's early development stages. The dream starts with me waking up on top of the clay cliffs just above the town called Whitehorse, back on the trail that leads closer to the airport stands a cement structure covered with graffiti, people have used this broke down building as a hang out for parties and gangs, the ground well used as a path. I don't know why I was brought to the cement structure, so I began to search around the area for anything that would be interesting.
Pamela Nina BlanchardPublished about a month ago in WanderMysteries of Mount Kailash
**Mount Kailash**, rising at an elevation of **6656 meters**, is the most mysterious and sacred mountain in the world. It is part of the **Trans-Himalaya** in the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China, and its surroundings resemble a majestic creation of nature. Here are **13 unsolved mysteries** that shroud this enigmatic peak:
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished about a month ago in WanderWalking Through the House
It started with a bright day, sun shining and blue skies. The town hardly bigger than the capital of Yukon, Canada. Walking through the streets of unrecognizable buildings, the sights and smells unknown to the native nose. Where was this place? So unfamiliar and strange, these houses, these roads and these people all on a different scale. Everything beautifully green and full of colors of the summer, sweet fragrances of flowers in the soft flowing air, all except a smell of smoke that is odd to the area. No house should have the fire stove going so where was the smoke coming from? Following the faint smell of smoke wasn't hard, with every step closer I took brought more smoke and less people. I walked a few more blocks down the street to where I hadn't seen much signs of anyone in the streets, the further on it seemed like the whole town was empty. The sky grew dark and smoggy with smoke and the sounds of happiness faded from the world, there was silence throughout the buildings an eerie feeling of loneliness. Everyone gone but me standing on the sidewalk with white flakes of ash starting to float down, covering anything and everything with color. As I walked down the street of abandoned houses the air became stifling hot, like the sun was still beaming down on the land, which wasn't true because the smoke covered all that was visible a few moments before. A wave of heat in the wind came rushing past as I walked on a few more blocks, I stopped at a house that seemed to be inviting me in, the scene reminded me of the end of days, I scanned the area an seen that many houses and buildings were on fire or smoldering as if fire from above shot down and hit the houses and buildings. I turned back to the house in front of me and surveyed the windows on both sides, the upper windows and the front door which seemed to be untouched.
Pamela Nina BlanchardPublished about a month ago in WanderStaying in the hotel with a private washroom
Motel and Hotel in Cherokee Iowa have the best rooms and their services are very nice that you might want to stay there again and again. Their main goal is to make sure you have all you need for a comfortable stay and hotel to want to return. You look forward to the hotel, facilities, and food, as well as using their immaculate restrooms. Using the restroom is essential, and a lot of people are curious about what it's like to have a private restroom at a hotel.
Cherokee InnPublished about a month ago in WanderA Travel Log: Part One
Dublin is the biggest city in Ireland, with a population of over a million and so many attractions. You might be wondering which places to go to, so I will tell you of some places I recommend, general knowledge and overall culture of this city.
Sylvia RogersPublished about a month ago in WanderTraveling as an Introvert Plus 5 Survival Tips as a Solo Traveler
Ok, so let me explain. I always knew I wanted to travel, and my day job required me to be social. I was a nurse, and talking to people, patients, and doctors was a job requirement.
sara burdickPublished about a month ago in WanderWeather of Everest Base Camp
Climate and weather conditions are of utmost importance during the trek or tour. It is crucial to gather comprehensive information about the weather conditions at Everest Base Camp. The weather along the path to Base Camp is constantly shifting and difficult to anticipate. The journey is filled with thrilling adventures, commencing at Lukla airport and concluding at the majestic Everest Base Camp.
Nepal Trek Adventures & Expedition Pvt. LtdPublished about a month ago in WanderSix Things I Love About Argentina And Why You Should Visit
I spent all of the lockdown in Argentina. I went to Argentina feeling that a lockdown was unavoidable. I knew that I loved the country, and I knew Buenos Aires, as I spent four months the prior year in Argentina.
sara burdickPublished 2 months ago in Wander