This book follows the author as she leaves Paris in the Spring of 2020 to visit her grandmother and large extended family in the Western Sahara. What was supposed to be a two week vacation turns into a much longer adventure due to closed borders and difficulties of travel that year. She returns to the Saharawi society and refuge camps from where she was born. This story is one of the cultural differences between her home in France and her … [Read more...]
Moments in Santa Fe de Antioquia, Colombia
An old man hunched over with a baseball cap and a small cloth pack hanging from his back, scoots in beside me on a small well worn bench. He quietly calls out to an old woman who has casually wandered over to us carrying a Styrofoam box perched on top of her shoulders . She places the coffee carefully in between the wooden slats on the park bench in between myself and the older gentleman. We sit here in silence, yet surrounded by music … [Read more...]
Is Volcanic Tourism a Thing?
Believe it or not, but volcanic tourism is an increasingly popular travelling niche offering those with an adventurous side the opportunity to witness the beauty and raw power of both active and dormant volcanoes. Recently, volcanic tourism has been attracting travellers and nature enthusiasts from all over the world. Whether it’s hiking through hardened lava fields, witnessing bubbling hot springs, waterskiing the surrounding lakes or heading … [Read more...]
Breathtaking Hiking Trails In Australia
Australia is one of the most beautiful countries to explore. With vast open land, mountains, and bush, it is also home to countless incredible hiking trails. Here are a few of the best ones you need to experience. Overland Track & Cradle Mountain Mountain The Overland track is widely regarded as one of, if not the best, in Australia. Spanning over 60km, this moderate path is ideal for newbies and experienced hikers, and you can walk for … [Read more...]
The Rewards and Challenges of Living on an Off-Grid Farm in Hawaii
In a world where modern conveniences often dominate daily life, there exists a quiet corner of paradise where you can observe the art of the natural world around you. Welcome to the Big Island of Hawaii, where locals don't just live off-grid for sustainability reasons—it becomes a way of life generating spiritual nourishment, self-reliance, and a stronger connection to the land. Between the lush rainforests, pristine coastlines, and … [Read more...]
Doing London Things on a Weekend Trip to the British Capital
London recently graded as AFAR’s best city in Europe, boasting world-renowned landmarks amidst a sprawling metropolis that pulls inspiration from the far stretches of the world. However, even with its diverse array of venues and residents, there is still a distinctively London way to go about things. Coming from any of the more rural areas of the UK offers quite the change up, let alone if you’re a tourist coming to visit. While you’ll likely … [Read more...]
Welcome to a Land Down Under Where Flavors Take Flight!
Australia's culinary scene is a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of its rich history and multicultural makeup. From the ancient wisdom of Indigenous Australians to the influences of European settlers and Asian neighbors, each bite tells a story of cultural exchange and culinary innovation. 1. Exploring Indigenous Flavors: A Journey Through Time Our adventure begins with the very foundation of Australian cuisine – Indigenous gastronomy. … [Read more...]
Celebrate Culinary Delights at 18th Taste Around Avalon 2024
Celebrate Culinary Delights at 18th Taste Around Avalon 2024 Plus Avalon's Premier Food Festival Returns with New Flavors AVALON, CALIF. (May 7, 2024) – Catalina Island is thrilled to announce the return of Taste Around Avalon on Friday, May 30, kicking off Av alon's Restaurant Week 2024. This beloved annual event, now in its 18th year, invites food lovers to explore the best culinary offerings of Avalon, set against the backdrop of … [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...]
5 Activities Not To Miss In Bergen, Norway
Bergen is the perfect Norwegian weekend travel destination whether you are looking to visit in summer or winter. Cruise ship visitors might have a fast in and out trip, but for the independent visitor what are the top 5 things to make sure you do over the course of a weekend? Bryggen First off is the very photogenic traditional Hanseatic Wharf area Bryggen where you can wander around many wooden built buildings. Whether you want to shop for … [Read more...]
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