A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
The Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, nestled high in the Himalayas, is unveiling a sacred hiking trail after 60 years of closure. This is an extraordinary opportunity for those eager to explore the world, reconnect with nature, and take on new challenges. Why not be among the first to embark on this memorable journey?
We are graced with seven oceans on our planet. Each creates storms that produce swell, sending waves to remote bays, beaches and coastlines. Of those, only some waves are consistent enough to break daily. For the adventurous souls willing to ride those select few spots, here are our top ten countries for surfing.
After a delightful day exploring the vibrant city of Tubingen, we decided to travel to Esslingen to visit one of the most recommended Christmas markets in the region.
Detroit is a vibrant city blending art-deco skyscrapers with historical warehouses transformed into condos and restaurants. Amid the urban landscape, numerous parks serve as green getaways ideal for strolling, biking, picnicking, and relaxation.
If you ask us, one of Amsterdam’s most enticing attractions is a good old-fashioned bar crawl. The Dutch capital is famous for raucous partying and over-the-top nightlife—but the pubs here beat out the clubs just about every time. This is largely thanks tobruin cafés(brown cafes), traditional taverns that have been at the heart of Dutch drinking culture for centuries and which are still loved by locals today.
Gyeongju is a place where history feels as alive as the sparrows that dart between the branches of the pine trees. In this living museum of Korean history, the royal tombs of the Silla Dynasty punctuate the landscape beneath orderly green mounds, centuries-old houses serve as both homes and hip cafes, while mountain mists polish the surfaces of ancient Buddhist pagodas.
Just because the temperature dips doesn’t mean the outdoor fun has to stop. While traditionalists stick to skiing and snowboarding, some folks get creative, either translating their own favorite warm-weather sports to the winter climate or making up a whole new one, like the guys who started sledding with a shovel. Below, you can find eight non-traditional winter sports from around the world.
The Galápagos Islands steal the show, of course, but Ecuador is blessed with a full hand of national parks and protected reserves, preserving stunning, wildlife-filled terrain from the Andes to the Amazon.
Getting hitched is one of the best reasons to take a break and undertake your longest, splurge-iest trip ever. However, before you dive headfirst into checking off items on your travel bucket list, take a few minutes to consider the practical aspects—because the trip of your dreams won’t just magically come together on its own.
Cuba is home to some of the Caribbean’s best-protected ecosystems, which give visitors a chance to take in natural beauty and native wildlife.
If you’re looking for Iceland at its rawest, wildest, and emptiest, the Westfjords is most definitely where you’ll find it.
Patagonia conjures up images of snow-tipped mountains, glaciers, and endless grasslands – a realm of pure, untamed nature. This stunning region attracts countless outdoor enthusiasts but can often be expensive in both Chile and Argentina. However, even if you’re journeying on a tight budget, there are many varied activities to enjoy for free (or at a minimal cost) besides hiking in the national parks.
Of Amsterdam’s trove of museums, the twin standouts are the monumental Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands’ national museum, crammed with treasures spanning more than eight centuries, and the streamlined, modern Van Gogh Museum, containing the world’s largest collection of works by seminal Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh.
When it comes to Christmas trees, you can go the traditional route—a stately fir wrapped in sparkling lights and tinsel. However, you can also stack a bunch of lobster traps and wrap them with colorful buoys. These seven Christmas trees put a unique spin on the holiday celebrations.
Miami’s major sights aren’t concentrated in one area, which means that any trip to the city will involve jumping from one sprawling neighborhood to another. Therefore, whether you prefer a car, bus, or the Metrorail, your best bet for exploring is by using a set of wheels.
Mention Burgundy – or Bourgogne as the French call this enticing chunk of la belle France – and whittling away hours sipping velvety reds and aromatic whites spring to mind. However, there is far more to the nation’s premier wine-producing region than savoring prestigious vintages between vines or reveling in cloud wine over gourmet lunch pairings.
Japan offers a unique blend of ancient traditions and modern marvels, making it an extraordinary destination for travelers. With its vibrant cities such as Tokyo, luxurious train experiences, and tranquil island retreats, there is something captivating for every visitor. However, with so much to explore, identifying the must-visit locations can be challenging. This guide highlights the notable places you should include in your itinerary to ensure a memorable trip to Japan.
In the eastern reaches of the balmy Mediterranean, the island of Cyprus offers an incredible blend of ancient archaeological sites, icon-filled monasteries, and historic houses of worship, all set against a backdrop of black pine forests and beach-fringed turquoise seas.
You don’t need to splurge to have a good time in Richmond, Virginia. In fact, many of this capital city’s top events and attractions are free.
Finding the right place to take a teenager on holiday can be tough. Many attractions aimed at adults are just beyond the interests of their age range, while activities for children aren’t appealing either. Rhonda Carrier took her 16-year-old son Ethan to Berlin, and found the tangible history and vibrant culture exactly what they wanted.