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Budget-Friendly Tips for Traveling to Japan

Barbara Griffin05 mins

Japan is surging in popularity. The country consistently ranks high on “best of” lists and “must-see” destinations. However, many potential travelers often believe that the cost of travel to Japan is prohibitive. Indeed, Japan can be an expensive destination, with luxury hotel room rates frequently exceeding $500 per night. Nevertheless, there are deals to be found, and savvy travelers can navigate Japan on a budget. By employing a few strategic tips and techniques, visitors can enjoy an affordable trip while embracing the richness of this beautiful culture.

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Explore the Stunning Ducal Palace in Urbino

John Doe05 mins

Urbino’s Ducal Palace, or Palazzo Ducale, was the first ducal palace to be built in Italy. It was constructed in the 15th century by Duke Federico da Montefeltro. Often referred to as atown in the shape of a palace, it housed 500 to 600 inhabitants, including numerous servants needed for its operations. The extensive underground rooms where the servants worked and lived have been renovated and opened to the public. Below the palace were stables, kitchens, laundry rooms, an ice room for refrigeration, and the Duke’s baths, reminiscent of Roman baths.

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Discover Yogyakarta Kraton: A Cultural Gem in Central Java, Indonesia

Lauren Newman011 mins

Yogyakarta is the only region in Indonesia that continues to be governed by a hereditary monarch. Hamengkubuwono X reigns from a palace, orKraton, located at the very heart of Yogyakarta. The city itself grew out from the Kraton since its founding, and today the palace serves many functions: the home of the Sultan, a center for Javanese performing arts, and a living museum that glorifies both contemporary Indonesian history and the royal line of Yogyakarta.

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Explore Suncadia Resort: Top Getaway in Cle Elum, WA

Joshua Liu06 mins

Suncadia Resort provides the perfect setting for a quick escape from the everyday rush and crowds. Located just a few miles off of I-90, Suncadia is conveniently situated for travelers from Washington cities both east and west of the Cascade Mountains. Whether your idea of relaxation includes some golf and a bike ride, or a steam and a soak followed by a glass of Northwest wine, you’ll find it all atSuncadia Resort.

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Ultimate Visitor’s Guide to Flight 93 National Memorial

Billy Conley04 mins

The Flight 93 National Memorial, administered by the National Park Service, serves as a permanent homage to the 40 heroes on United Flight 93 who valiantly lost their lives thwarting a planned attack on the nation’s capital on September 11, 2001. This memorial safeguards the crash site of the hijacked United Airlines Flight 93, situated in a serene field just outside Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

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Ultimate Guide to Kumbhalgarh Fort, Rajasthan

Michael Montes08 mins

The 15th century Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan is one of the popular desert state’s lesser-known historical masterpieces. Yet, it’s of extraordinary significance. You may be surprised to discover that the mammoth wall of this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the second longest continuous wall in the world (after the iconic Great Wall of China), earning it the title of “Great Wall of India”. Mughal invaders found it impossible to penetrate the fort, which provided refuge for its rulers in times of attack.

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Ultimate Guide to Marine Drive in Mumbai

Katelyn Long015 mins

Marine Drive, Mumbai’s iconic curved coastal boulevard, is often referred to as the Queen’s Necklace because of its glowing string of street lights. This popular seaside promenade provides a refreshing break from the claustrophobic concrete jungle that covers most of the city. In 2018, the long stretch of Art Deco buildings lining it received UNESCO World Heritage status, as part of the Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai. Notably, Mumbai has the second largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the world, after Miami.

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Top 10 Affordable Activities in Sandusky, Ohio

Michael Boone09 mins

Ohio’s north central region, including Sandusky, offers an abundance of exciting and interesting activities that are free or nearly free. Although visiting Cedar Point, one of America’s beloved amusement parks, can be costly, there are many additional activities available in the area. You can explore wine tastings, delve into a bit of Civil War history, ride a carousel, and enjoy the beach, among other things.

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14 Best Restaurants to Dine in Houston

Martin Ruiz015 mins

Ask any Houstonian what they love most about their city, and you’ll likely get the same answer: the food. Houston has over two million people inside its city limits. It’s estimated one in four Houstonians were born in another country and they brought their tastes and cuisines with them. The city’s rich cultural and culinary diversity makes for a stunning variety of restaurants — some are widely popular and others are local gems but all serve delicious food. Your next meal in Houston should be at one of these 15 eateries.

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Explore the Historic Old Post Office Pavilion and Clock Tower in Washington DC

Martin Ruiz04 mins

The Old Post Office Pavilion, built from 1982 to 1899, is a 10-story Romanesque Revival-style building, located in the heart of Washington, DC, between the White House and the U. S. Capitol Building. This historic landmark is prominently located near many of the city’s hotels, museums, national monuments, and other attractions. Notably, the property was restored and reopened as a luxury hotel in late 2016. It stands out as the second-tallest structure in the nation’s capital, following the Washington Monument, and was recognized in the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. The building’s glass-enclosed elevator on the clock tower’s south side provides visitors access to the stunning observation deck.

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