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Pura Kehen Temple is an ancient Hindu monument located in the Bangli area of Bali, Indonesia. This temple is slightly off the beaten path but boasts some of the most intricate stone carvings and stunning architecture you’ll find at any temple in Bali. A giant banyan tree enhances its charm, making it a unique spot to explore.
If you’re looking for basic information on how to get to Nusa Penida from Bali, you can find my complete guide for that here.
The Bali marigold fields in Temukus village might just be one of the most unique and unexpected landscapes on the island.
After the commotion in Kathmandu city, and the epically perilous flight to Lukla, the first day of EBC trekking in Nepal was pretty anticlimactic. This was a huge relief. Although we lost some elevation overall, there are still numerous hills to climb before heading down into Benkar.
Most hikes to Everest Base Camp (and Gokyo Lakes) commence with an exhilarating flight from Kathmandu to Tenzing-Hillary airport in Lukla – frequently referred to as the most dangerous airport in the world. This short and scenic 30-minute flight takes you directly into the mountains, landing on a narrow strip precariously placed on a cliff’s edge. With a 600-meter (2,000-foot) drop at one end and a solid rock wall at the other, there is minimal room for error.
The Pura Taman Ayun Temple is a water temple built in 1634 in Bali’s western village of Mengwi. This temple isUNESCO recognizedfor its culture and history. It stands out as one of the best temples in Bali – offering splendid photo opportunities while maintaining a distance from the major tourist areas, ensuring it remains relatively uncrowded. Include this 17th-century landmark in your West Bali itinerary! This travel guide will provide insights into how to reach the temple and everything you need to prepare for your visit.
GitGit Waterfall (also known as ‘Git Git’) is one of the biggest waterfalls in Bali, making it a must-visit attraction.
Wondering what to expect when visiting Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe? Home to the highest train station in Europe, the largest glacier in the Alps, and incredible mountain views, Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe is an excursion inSwitzerlandthat is not to be missed. It is truly one of the most beautiful places in the Swiss Alps. When the weather is clear, Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe is spectacular. We had a picture-perfect day visiting this famous European peak and we want to share exactly what you can look forward to when you visit this gorgeous viewpoint.
When road-tripping along the rugged landscape of County Antrim, you will find Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site and most visited attraction, the Giant’s Causeway. It is a natural wonder, and depending on when you go, your visit can be amazing or average.
One would think that the world’s largest tulip festival would be in the Netherlands; however, it is in fact held in Ottawa, Canada. The Canadian Tulip Festival attracts people from around the world to view the more than one million tulips on display throughout the city for two weeks each May. Ottawa is adorned with blooming marvels decorating its national historic sites, museums, parliament buildings, and parks.
Try to find out whether Japan is an expensive country to visit, and you’ll quickly find yourself in a rabbit hole without a definitive answer. There is a lot of conflicting information online about the travel costs in Japan; some swear it’s the priciest country they’ve been to, while others are raving about fantastic $5 meals.
If you had asked me 10 years ago if I enjoyed a river cruise, my answer would have been a hard no. However, a decade later, river cruises have evolved significantly! We recently boarded the Avalon Alegria in Porto, Portugal, embarking on a journey into the breathtaking Douro Valley. This European River cruise resembled the intimate small ship expeditions of our past, standing in stark contrast to the traditional river cruises that often lead to overcrowded ports and lengthy bus rides instead of genuine exploration.
Looking for some easy day trips from Toronto to get you out of the city?Ontario is an outdoor lover’s playground. Part of the charm of living in this province is to get in the car and look for farmer’s markets, conservation areas (there are 500 of them!), beaches, and parks along the Great Lakes.
Winnipeg is a surprising city that often gets a bad rap from Canadians. Many people who refer to Winnipeg as “Winterpeg” have never experienced its charm. However, the capital of Manitoba is rich in activities, boasting a vibrant food scene, various outdoor pursuits, and a fascinating history. More importantly,Timenamed Winnipeg one of the world’s greatest places in 2021, proving it’s more than just a layover destination. So, let’s explore the ultimate things to do in Winnipeg!
Everybody loves Paris, including us. The French capital boasts a cultural richness and status that few other cities can match. It exudes elegance, exquisite cuisine, and artistic flair. With a touch of grit, it possesses a vibrant personality that attracts millions of visitors each year.
Belize is gorgeous. We should know; we just returned from a two-week trip. The mainland is covered in a dense, tropical jungle, while offshore, it has the Belize Barrier Reef—an acclaimed spot to scuba dive and snorkel. Moreover, you’ve also got the history of Mayan ruins to experience at sites like Altun Ha. Basically, we totally understand why you want to visit. Belize is indeed in a league of its own.
So you’ve finally decided to plan that trip to Rome? That’s fantastic! This guide provides hotel recommendations in all the best neighborhoods to ensure you maximize your experience.
Planning a Sintra day trip from Lisbon? Get ready to be captivated by the splendor of Pena Palace, the mysteries of Quinta da Regaleira, and the timeless beauty of the Moorish Castle. This Sintra guide cuts to the chase, offering you streamlined travel advice, insider secrets, and a snapshot of the enchanting experiences in this popular tourist destination. Discover Sintra’s most cherished sites, as well as savvy tips to navigate the town, all within an easy day’s journey from Portugal’s capital.
There are so many things to do in Sintra, Portugal. The history of the area dates back to the 1400s when a single monastery was placed on a hilltop in Sintra during medieval times. When the Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 destroyed most of the city, the area sat untouched and empty for many years. It wasn’t until the mid-1800s when one of the King’s sons was so fascinated by the forested area, that his father decided to acquire all the surrounding land and bring it back to life.
