Top 9 Must-Do Hikes in Bali

Anyone who has experienced the magnificent island of Bali is likely to agree that the optimal attractions to explore are predominantly located outdoors. The most vibrant parties, exquisite restaurants, and expansive beaches can each be found in nature’s embrace. Even the temples largely exist in open-air settings, showcasing both man-made craftsmanship and the island’s natural allure.

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Top Reasons to Make Tangier Your First Destination in Morocco

A port town on the cusp of Europe and Africa, Tangier skillfully balances competing cultures, merging them into a beautiful, harmonious blend that only a place this relaxed could pull off. Its long-standing liberal attitude towards vice made Tangier an attractive base camp for the Beat Generation of the 1950s, whose explorations of the city and creative sessions at local cafes put it on the map for Westerners.

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Top Sports Bars for an Unforgettable Super Bowl Experience

Whether you’re watching the Super Bowl for the football action or the commercial breaks, you want to be in a place that offers good food, great drinks, and where everybody knows your name (or, well maybe not). Super Bowl Sunday is essentially a national holiday in the US, and while there be slews of watch parties at a buddy’s man cave, there will be even more bars opening their doors to the masses. Here are 7 spots to watch the big game.

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Top 10 Free Activities in Glasgow You Can’t Miss

Glaswegians take great pride in their city’s ‘open doors’ policy. There are several world-class museums and galleries across Glasgow, most of which are completely free for locals and visitors to enjoy. Combine this with an abundance of green spaces and you can have an action-packed day in Scotland’s largest city without spending a penny. Here are our top 10 free things to do in Glasgow.

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Discover Russia’s Hidden Gems: Train Travel in the Northwest Region

Endearing yet slow, Russia’s old-school sleeper trains are gradually being replaced by a new generation of faster daytime trains, reminiscent of those utilized throughout Europe. Moreover, a gradual transformation of smaller cities and towns, long overlooked, creates opportunities for adventurous travelers to discover this captivating region in Russia. In particular, Russia’s northwest is now more accessible than ever, with new Lastochka trains connecting key tourist destinations. This triangular route begins in St Petersburg and links Petrozavodsk in Karelia with the ancient cities of Novgorod and Pskov to the south.

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