Top Cultural Destinations to Visit in July
Sequinned revellers, shiny pants, pilgrimages, and historic towns – July certainly has a lot in store for the culture-conscious traveller.
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Top July Destinations for Ultimate Relaxation
Relaxation means something different to everyone. Perhaps you love laying out on the beach and paddling in turquoise waters; maybe you’d rather soak up some culture in a quirky town, or go off the beaten track to explore otherworldly landscapes.
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Explore Trek Nar Phu: Discover Nepal’s Hidden Gems Beyond the Apple Pie Trail
If you love trekking but seek a remote adventure without sacrificing basic comforts, then the Nar Phu trek in Nepal may be the perfect choice for you. Snaking off from the renowned Annapurna Circuit, the wild and seldom-visited valleys of Nar and Phu are increasingly welcoming independent trekkers, providing a glimpse into one of Nepal’s most pristine, Tibetan-influenced regions.
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Essential Packing Guide for Hiking Iceland’s Laugavegur Trail
With black volcanic deserts and verdant valleys, steaming geothermal springs and glacial rivers, plummeting ravines and precipitous ridges, it’s no wonder Iceland’s Laugavegur Trail is such a legendary hiking trail.
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Top 15 Countries for Optimal Transportation Systems
While it’s more likely a traveler planning a vacation will look at the availability of flights rather than the density of paved roads, being able to get around in a country is equally important.
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Exploring Iceland’s Ring Road: A Culinary Adventure
For a long time, the cuisine of Iceland was spoken about in hushed tones, if at all – they eatwhat?Fermented shark? Sheep’s head? However, these days, travellers looking for fine food experiences are spoiled for choice: super-fresh seafood, succulent free-range lamb, and creamy, innovative dairy products are among the treats being showcased in a burgeoning foodie culture.
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Experience Authentic Living in St. Petersburg
Local expert Ksenia Elzeswas born and raised in St Petersburg, residing there for almost 30 years. While Petersburgers may joke about the weather, claiming the sun appears only one week per year, Ksenia passionately counters that notion. She takes immense pride in being a part of a city renowned for its breathtaking beauty and rich history.
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Experience Vienna in 48 Hours: A Baroque Adventure
As the former HQ of the Hapsburg Empire, the Austrian capital has a flabbergasting stash of cultural and art treasures—more than you could ever hope to see in a lifetime. However, with 48 hours at your disposal, you can easily take in some of the city’s trophy sights: baroque palaces bejewelled with Klimt’s golden wonders, grand concert halls, and contemporary art in the born-again imperial stables.
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Discover the Best Vineyards Across the United States
Travelers who tour vineyards and indulge in a few glasses of the house specialty are unlikely to leave less cheery. However, there are a few select vineyards around the country that go above and beyond to astound visitors.Yelpanalyzed the reviews of vineyards throughout the country to determine which ones Americans like best. From the Sauvignon Blanc of the Napa Valley to the Rieslings of New York’s Finger Lakes, each area of the country has its own specialties.
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Experience Moscow Like a Local: Insider Tips and Guide
GoTravelDaily Local Kira Tverskaya has been a Moscow dweller for over 16 years. A lot has changed in Moscow in recent times – from the appearance of bike lanes and metro wi-fi to new cobblestones and kitschy street decorations. While it’s not an easy city to navigate for a newcomer, Kira loves that it hides a lot of little gems: cozy coffee shops tucked away in by-lanes, creative spaces, and beautiful gardens.
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Explore Podgorica: 48 Hours in Montenegro’s Capital
Montenegro’s capital Podgorica resembles a teenager: vibrant and delightful, yet still uncertain about its identity and struggling to embrace its heritage. Over centuries, the city has suffered destruction, making its historical landmarks less prominent compared to other Balkan capitals. Nonetheless, Podgorica—formerly known as Titograd—has been striving for a modern urban image while evading strict labels.
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Explore the Amador Causeway: Panama City’s Vibrant Waterfront
It wasn’t so long ago that theCalzada de Amadorwas nothing more than a strip of tarmac used to link the capital to the small islands of Naos, Perico, and Flamenco. Today, however, the Amador Causeway is one of the city’s best-known roads, home to some of Panama’s top activities and attractions showcasing the best of the isthmus.
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The Great Walls of China: Timeless Fortifications of the Middle Kingdom
China may have one Great Wall, but it also boasts numerous impressive city walls. Military defenses have long been a crucial architectural feature in cities throughout the country’s extensive and turbulent history. Nowadays, many still retain extensive walls, providing a terrific way to explore cities beyond Beijing.
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Romantic Japan: Top Dining, Accommodations & Love Spots
Manga comics, blazing neon, speeding trains, supersized pedestrian crossings – Japan might not immediately inspire a vision of traditional romance, but don’t be fooled. With subtropical beaches, soothing hot springs, and an array of world-class food, it’s easy for lovers to be seduced by this extraordinary country.
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Explore Italy’s Ancient Cowboys: Ride with the Butteri
South of Florence, in the wild Maremma region that straddles Tuscany and Lazio, legendary horsemen called the butteri still work the land as they have for centuries. A growing number of agriturismi invite you to saddle up and join them as they go about their business.
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Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Day on O’ahu’s North Shore
You’ve enjoyed city delights in Waikiki and Honolulu – now it’s time to escape to Oʻahu’s North Shore. From sunrise yoga salutations and sips of Hawaiian coffee in charming Haleʻiwa to experiencing a sunset at a sacredheiau(ancient stone temple), a day trip to this laid-back surf haven will have you throwing your worries to the wind.
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7 Fun Activities in Bali for Kids: Keep Your Children Entertained
There’s no doubt that Bali has all the ingredients for a relaxing holiday. What is entertaining for grown-ups, however, might not always be fun for kids. Nevertheless, the island of the gods offers a wide range of activities sure to put smiles on the faces of families with children in tow. From sliding down exhilarating water slides to scaling tree canopies, Bali abounds in family-friendly activities.
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Ultimate Interstate 70 Road Trip: Top Highlights to Explore
Interstate 70 runs through the heart of Middle America, stretching 2,150 miles from Cove Fort, Utah, to Baltimore, Maryland. As you traverse this remarkable highway, you will encounter stunning landscapes, iconic cities, and intriguing attractions. Not only does I-70 connect several major tourist destinations, but it also offers lesser-known pit stops that make the journey truly unforgettable.
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Essential Guide to Trump’s Policies on US-Cuba Travel
US-Cuba relations have rarely been straightforward. The path to improvement is often characterized by two steps forward and one step back. After several years of rapprochement, new travel regulations announced by the Trump administration on June 16, 2017, appear to have stalled some of the progress. But what do these changesreallymean for US travelers?
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