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Explore Oia and Fira: The Ultimate Guide to Sunrise and Sunset in Santorini

We eagerly anticipated our trip to Santorini! Despite my desire to share captivating stories about immersing ourselves in the local culture upon arrival, many of us arrived in Santorini fatigued and perhaps still under the influence from a friend’s wedding the previous day. The wedding was a spectacular event, set in some of London’s most exquisite and historic venues. Fun fact: you might recognize the church from a popular film.

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Discover Gyeongbuk’s Natural Wonders in South Korea

South Korea offers a wide range of experiences to suit every traveler. Visitors will fall in love with the rich culture of the Korean people, as well as an exquisite culinary scene, bustling night markets, and, of course, K-Pop music. Moreover, South Korea boasts exhilarating outdoor adventures from camping and hiking to skiing. A few hours southeast of Seoul, the spectacular scenery and fresh air of Gyeongbuk provide countless options to enjoy the surrounding nature.

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Discover the Couple Embracing Off-Grid Living on a Remote Irish Island

In June, city dwellers Annie Birney and Eoin Boyle swapped their lives in Dublin to work as guesthouse caretakers on The Great Blasket Island – the most westerly point in Europe. It’s a remote island with no electricity, TV, or Wi-Fi, but it boasts some of the best sunrises and sunsets in Ireland. Selected from a pool of more than 24,000 applicants from all over the world, winning the role has been a dream come true for them. However, this experience has come with its challenges.

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The Ultimate Road Trip Adventure in the US Southwest: Explore the Grand Circle

Driving the Grand Circle can take up to three weeks, but a spectacular eight-to-10 day portion centers around the Grand Canyon and features bold colors, fascinating geological shapes and textures, and living history of our indigenous culture at every turn. Amidst views, hikes, and grandeur, it includes stops in town for local art, cuisine, and culture, providing comfortable places to rest at night. Here’s how to hit the road for the best of the Southwest.

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Exploring the Fascinating History of the Memphis Pyramid: From Neon Shovels to Crystal Skulls

On the banks of the Mississippi River, just north of downtown Memphis, stands one of the largest pyramids in the world, 321 feet from base to apex. If placed next to the most famous of all pyramids, in Giza, it would be the third-tallest in the group. Despite lacking the historic intrigue of its Egyptian counterparts, it harbors layer upon layer of fascinating stories.

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