banner-homepage-gotraveldaily

Go Travel Daily

A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day

Stephanie Cherry

Discovering Machu Picchu: A Solo Tourist’s Experience with Peru’s Warm Hospitality

Stephanie Cherry04 mins
Some childhood fantasies diminish with time. We know now that we’re probably never going to spend the night at the mall, guzzling Slush Puppies directly from the spout; it’s unlikely we’ll get the keys to the Magic Kingdom for a solo ride on Splash Mountain after dark. However, getting one of the Wonders of the Modern World all to ourselves is a fantasy that has just come true for one fortunate individual.
Read More

Discover the Charming Villages of Danzhai County in Southern China

Stephanie Cherry014 mins
Miao villages are to Danzhai what canals are to Venice or classical ruins are to Athens. The most endearing are set within folds of green hills amid sculpted rice terraces, appearing frozen in time, serving as living museums of the culture and customs of the Miao, one of China’s 56 ethnic groups. Others show more signs of modernity, yet the handsome Miao houses, dark timbered with tapering tiled roofs, are as much a part of the landscape as the vertiginous rice terraces and bulbous green mountains.
Read More

Ultimate Guide to Avoiding Holiday Crowds in the UK

Stephanie Cherry012 mins
With staycations increasing in popularity in the UK this year and temperatures soaring to heatwave levels, beaches and coastlines are becoming very packed. However, rather than making a beeline for Cornwall, Devon, the Lake District or the Highlands, you might want to try out some of the UK’s lesser-trodden beauties. You’ll not only be rewarded by sparser crowds, but you’re also less likely to stress out the locals. For up-to-date opening information, check individual websites.
Read More

Thailand’s National Parks: Regular Closures to Safeguard Wildlife

Stephanie Cherry04 mins
During the global lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, animals have begun to reclaim areas usually dominated by human activity. From the picturesque canals of Venice to entire towns in Wales, wildlife has flourished in these now-empty spaces. To promote the continued protection of its wildlife,Thailandis implementing a plan to close all of its national parks for two to three months each year.
Read More
Back To Top