Mexico's Pacific state of Nayarit is one whose culture, traditions, and gastronomy have put it in the tourist spotlight. One of the best ways to discover the magic of Nayarit is to immerse yourself in its small towns and villages, especially the ones that are renowned for their authenticity, heritage, and culture. In Mexico, towns that live up to these standards earn a government designation of Pueblo Magico, or Magical Town. Nayarit is … [Read more...]
Navigating the World’s Best Hidden Gems: Off-the-Beaten-Path Cruise Destinations for 2025
Cruises are typically associated with iconic, well-known destinations like the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, or Alaska. While these classic ports of call are undeniably beautiful, there’s a growing trend toward more unique, off-the-beaten-path cruise destinations. In 2025, travelers are looking to get away from the crowds and explore lesser-known, yet equally stunning locations that offer a more intimate and authentic cruising experience. If … [Read more...]
And the Oscar Goes to: Rio de Janeiro!
Urca: The Tranquil Refuge in Rio de Janeiro The Urca neighborhood, one of the oldest in Rio, is where the main house of the film is located, a setting that blends charm and serenity. With tree-lined streets, historic houses, and a stunning view of Sugarloaf Mountain, Urca evokes a sense of warmth that is central to the film's narrative. Take a stroll along the Mureta da Urca, enjoy a pastel with a cold beer, and watch the sunset in one of the … [Read more...]
Why Velázquez’s Las Meninas Is the Brightest Star of El Prado Museum Worth Traveling to Madrid For
The Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid is a veritable temple of European art, housing masterpieces from titans like Goya, El Greco, Bosch, Titian, and Rubens. Yet, amidst this constellation of artistic brilliance, one work shines with unparalleled luminosity: Diego Velázquez’s Las Meninas. Painted in 1656, this enigmatic canvas transcends the realm of mere portraiture, becoming a profound meditation on the nature of reality, illusion, and the … [Read more...]
Brazil Welcomes 4.9 million international tourists in 9 months, Record In September
Brazil is seeing a growing number of international visitors. From January to September 2024, the country experienced a 12% increase in foreign tourists compared to the same period in 2023. September set a new record for the month since the historical series began in 1989, with 445,389 travelers arriving—a 26.4% jump from September 2023. In total, 4,897,671 international tourists visited Brazil during the first nine months of 2024. This … [Read more...]
Relax and Recharge: The Best Places to Combine Beachside Bliss with Mountain Thrills
A harmony of sounds: the soft lapping of waves, the sharp exhilaration of mountain air. You are not alone; many travelers have visions of beachside relaxation combined with adventures in mountains. In this paper, we have compiled a list of places that offer just this right balance-a place you can spend your morning lounging on sandy shores and the afternoon hitting mountain trails. How to Choose the Perfect Spot This would include … [Read more...]
Sitges beach town day trip by train from Barcelona
A coastal town 30 kilometres (18 miles) south of Barcelona that is a 40-minute train ride from central Barcelona. Sitges has it all: history, culture, architecture, shopping, bars and restaurants and beaches. The origins of Sitges are that of a fishing village and wine trading port. The town has been much favoured by artists, the bohemian crowd and has developed a large LBGT community. Since … [Read more...]
5 European Soccer Stadiums to Visit in 2024
If you're a soccer fan, 2024 has been an unforgettable year. The calendar has already given followers plenty of high-profile competitions and fixtures to enjoy, including the UEFA Champions League final at Wembley Stadium in London. Spanish La Liga kings Real Madrid continued their European dominance by beating German opponents Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in a thrilling final. Blancos are now 15-time champions, beating their record. When the club … [Read more...]
Is it Safe to Travel Alone in Central America?
Sometimes I feel like a broken record talking about my recent backpacking trip in Central America and South America, because I’ve written so much about it on my own blog. But here I am on a brand new website, with a brand new audience, and I guess I’d better start from the beginning. I had this grand plan to spend a year backpacking from Mexico City to Santiago de Chile, completely by bus, boat, train, car; anything except from flying. This … [Read more...]
Cycling Taiwan’s Enchanting East Coast
Taiwan is often called the cycling capital of Asia and for good reason. The country has some of the best cycling infrastructure in the world, including dedicated bike lanes that run pretty much all around the island, and a great cycling culture that sees thousands of Taiwanese attempt to bike the round trip around the island’s circumference each year. Taiwan is home to the Giant Manufacturing Co, the world’s largest bicycle … [Read more...]
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