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Discover Procida: Italy’s Hidden Gem Island

Procidahas the same tumble of pastel houses, the same boat-speckled harbours, and the same bougainvillea-draped streets asCapri– but without the crowds. TheBay of Naples’s smallest island has somehow remained off the tourist trail, with a flurry of vacationing Neapolitans in August. Come September, the holiday-goers disappear, leaving near-empty volcanic beaches and silent old towns behind.
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Discover Baku’s Architectural Treasures: A Comprehensive Self-Guided Tour

Known as the ‘City of Winds’, Azerbaijan’s capital is not only one of the world’s breeziest destinations but also boasts an eclectic architectural landscape shaped by various historical influences. From medieval fortifications to lavish palaces of the oil boom era, and striking modern skyscrapers, Baku offers a captivating exploration of its architectural legacy.
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Discover the Enigmatic Chachapoya Culture in Peru

A growing network of paved roads, a new cable car to ancient ruins, and an increasing number of fine restaurants and hotels have made the northern city of Chachapoyas one of Peru’s fastest-growing destinations. However, its main attraction, the hilltop citadel of Kuelap, still receives only a fraction of the tourists who visit Machu Picchu, which has become so congested that authorities introduced timed entries in 2019.
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Top Spots to Discover Cinematic Paris

Cinema is known asle septième art(the 7th art) in France, and Paris has played a starring role in its evolution, hosting approximately 900 film shoots per year. Experience cinematic Paris by discovering famous film locations, visiting Parisian and national film archives, taking a behind-the-scenes tour of an art-deco theatre, and catching a movie in one of Paris’ trove of atmospheric cinemas.
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Exploring Arkansas and Tennessee: The Ultimate Johnny Cash Road Trip

Most probably can’t remember the first time they heard Johnny Cash’s voice. Chances are, his deep bass has been a constant rumble through your life for decades. More than 15 years after his death, Cash remains an American icon, resonating with fans of all ages and backgrounds. Visiting some of the sites that inspired Johnny Cash gives fans a deeper appreciation of his music – songs filled with love, death, protest, regret, and redemption – and the complicated man who wrote them.
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Hajj Journey: My Arrival in Saudi Arabia and Overcoming Challenges

‘If you ask a hundred people what this means to them, everyone will say something different to you,’ said Sheikh Suleiman as he pushed my aunt’s wheelchair. Born in Uganda and educated in Medina, our guide for the Hajj was a tall, handsome man with a warm smile. When he walked, it was with the kind of grace and dignity I had seen earlier in the stride of tall Nigerians and in the shuffle of older Yemenis as they circled the Kaaba. Our group of six Hajjis – two in wheelchairs – were the second group the Sheikh had led through theumrahrituals that day, each one taking nearly four hours. It was a wonderful privilege to have him all to ourselves, and now, as we headed out of the world’s largest mosque, he wanted to know what the Hajj meant to me.
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My Hajj Journey: An Invitation to Explore

In the first of a series of posts documenting his attendance of the Hajj in 2019, GoTravelDaily writer Tharik Hussain shares his experience. This includes initial feelings about the invitation, his journey through the Hajj itself, and reflections on returning to his home in the UK. Read on for a unique insight into one of the most famous pilgrimages in the world that unites Muslims of every ethnic group, social status, and culture in Mecca annually.
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Top 9 Music Museums to Explore in the USA

The history of American music is intertwined with the narrative of the nation itself. The evolution of sharecropper songs into blues, the transformation of gospel into country, and the blend of jazz into soul have all contributed to a vibrant and dynamic sonic tapestry. While large institutions like the Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland and the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles pay tribute to music legends, numerous smaller museums across America celebrate various music genres and their pioneers. Here are notable destinations that promise to bring the joy of music to your experience.
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