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How to visit Abu Simbel, the jewel in southern Egypt

January 1, 2026 by Fernando CainoLeave a Comment

Abu Simbel

No trip to Egypt is truly complete without venturing south to the monumental temples of Abu Simbel. While Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan often steal the spotlight in a classic Egypt itinerary, this remote treasure near the Sudanese border is the place where Ancient Egypt’s grandeur is felt most intensely. Whether you’re planning a first-time journey through the country or returning to explore it more deeply, Abu Simbel deserves a dedicated spot on your … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Africa · Tagged: Airport, Bus Travel, Desert, Egypt, Fashion, History, Journey, Luxor, Passport, Sand, Walking tour

Tamarindos, Farm to Table San Jose del Cabo, Mexico – January 2026

January 1, 2026 by DaveLeave a Comment

This organic farm is located within a very short drive of central San Jose del Cabo on easily passable dirt roads once leaving the center of San Jose del Cabo. Alternatively, allow about 30-35 minutes walking from the center of town (generally a pleasant walk during the wintertime with roaming cows and a diversity of birds hanging around the fresh water). Founded in 2006, this farm + restaurant + cooking school is operated by Chef Enrique … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Highlight of the Month · Tagged: America, Drinking, Farming, France, Garden, History, Los Angeles, Mexico, Restaurants, Romantic, Thailand, Walking tour

Experience the Taste of Canada From Coast to Plate in Every Delicious Bite

December 30, 2025 by Jana JoshLeave a Comment

Many people wonder what Canadian food is really like. Is it heavy comfort food, fresh seafood, or simple home cooking? The truth is that Canadian cuisine is shaped by land, climate, and culture. With oceans on three sides and wide farmland in the center, the country offers a wide mix of flavors. Each region has its own style, shaped by history and local produce. Food in Canada is not about trend or show. It is about warmth, sharing, and honest … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Asia, British Columbia, Canada, Culinary travel, Culture, England, Europe, Farming, Fishing, Food and Wine, History, Markets, Quebec, Seafood, Wildlife

Five Wine Regions That Changed How I See the World

December 20, 2025 by Ian Cauble2 Comments

Wine has a way of turning geography into memory. Not just places on a map, but moments burned into your senses—the smell of hot stone, the scrape of gravel underfoot, the way a long lunch quietly becomes dinner. Over the past 25 years, including the formative years spent training to pass the Master Sommelier exam, these experiences have shaped how I understand wine and the world around it. These are the places I return to in my memory—and the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: America, Drinking, Europe, Food and Wine, France, Germany, Greece, Harvest, History, Museum, Napa Valley, Portugal, Restaurants, Sailing, Seafood, Ski Trip, Sonoma, Spain, Sweden, Village

Chasing Wilderness: Why Tasmania Just Hit the Top of My Travel List

December 10, 2025 by Dave3 Comments

I have spent nearly 6 months in Australia over the past 20 years of traveling in this part of that world. I keep returning because of its geographic landscape, history, food, wine scene, and incredible diversity of experiences. And the fact that it never feels over crowded. But the one destination that has eluded me so far has been Tasmania. Recently I began thinking about exploring this island and began doing some research in preparation for a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Australia · Tagged: Antarctica, Art, Australia, Beach, Bicycle, Caves, Culture, Food and Wine, History, Markets, Mountain Climbing, Museum, National Park, Paradise, Rainforest, River Rafting, Sand, Seafood, Sydney, Traffic

Taormina, through the eyes of a traveler

December 5, 2025 by Angela SavinoLeave a Comment

greek theatre Taormina

Taormina is not just a place, it's a feeling Before arriving in Taormina, people told me it was “the pearl of Sicily.” But no one warned me that it would make me feel so small—like stepping into an ancient theater where every stone has stood still for centuries, staring at Mount Etna without blinking. In this city, nestled between cliffs and sea, time takes a different path. It doesn’t rush. It lingers beside you and waits. Waits for you to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: History, Music, Sicily, Walking tour, Wildlife

The Perfect Weekend Road Trip Through Albania

December 2, 2025 by Rezart AlbaniaLeave a Comment

If you’re dreaming of a compact but adventure-packed weekend getaway, Albania is one of Europe’s most underrated road-trip destinations. With dramatic coastlines, historic towns, and towering mountains, you can cover an incredible amount in just 1 - 2 days. This itinerary highlights a scenic loop beginning and ending in Tirana, offering culture, nature, and plenty of hidden gems along the way. Before you hit the road, secure your … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, Balkans, Beach, Castle, Culinary travel, Culture, Europe, History, Journey, Museum, Nightlife, Restaurants, Road Trip, Wildlife

Jake Needham, Author of Best-Selling Crime and Espionage Novels

December 1, 2025 by Teh Chin Liang2 Comments

Jake Needham is an American-born novelist and former screenwriter who has lived in Asia—mainly Thailand and Singapore—since the early 1980s. He has published 18 books and has been nominated for the Barry Award three times. His seventh book in the Inspector Tay series — Who the Hell Is Harry Black? — won the Barry Award for Best Paperback Mystery of 2024. Q. You are originally from Houston, Texas, but you have been living in Asia since the 80s. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Interviews · Tagged: Asia, Bangkok Thailand, Britain, Burma, Cruising, Culture, England, Fashion, Film, History, Hollywood, Hong Kong, Houston, Interview, Paradise, Singapore, Sydney, Texas, Thailand, Traffic

Exploring the Best Travel Destinations in 2025

November 26, 2025 by Sofia WeberLeave a Comment

Traveling is one of the most exciting experiences anyone can enjoy. With so many destinations to explore, planning a trip can feel both fun and overwhelming. Platforms like 22Bet are popular for online entertainment. But many travelers prefer to spend their free time exploring new places instead. Traveling allows you to discover different cultures, try new foods, and create unforgettable memories. 1. Choosing the Right Destination The first … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Budget travel, Costa Rica, Culture, Fashion, Food and Wine, History, Journey, Lifestyle, Markets, Restaurants, Rome, Save Money, Street Food, Technology, Travel Insurance, Travel Technology, Wildlife

Inspirations for Honeymoon Destinations

November 21, 2025 by Lydie HouseLeave a Comment

A honeymoon is more than a vacation, it's the first chapter of your married life, a moment when the world feels wide open and full of promise. Whether you dream of sandy beaches, historic cities, wild landscapes, or spiritual retreats, the perfect destination sets the tone for the memories you will create together. Many couples also love bringing a light, travel-friendly version of their wedding dresses for a few romantic photoshoots at iconic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Beach, Bridges, Canals, Costa Rica, Culture, Desert, Europe, Fiji, Food and Wine, History, Honeymoon, Hot springs, Iceland, India, Japan, Journey, Lodge, Maldives

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