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Butrint National Park lake and ruins

Discover Butrint National Park in Albania

Why Visit Butrint National Park? Butrint National Park encompasses over 23,000 acres of lagoon wetland, as well as the ancient city of Butrint, a UNESCO world heritage site. The wetlands are home to diverse flora and fauna, with 800 kinds of plants and 246 bird species. The ruins of the once-thriving port town date back […]

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How to Spend One Day in Bruges Belgium

Located in the heart of Flanders Belgium, the medieval city of Bruges welcomes visitors with its enchanting canals, historic architecture, and delectable cuisine. If you find yourself with just one day to explore this Belgian city, don’t worry. Bruges offers a delightful array of experiences that can be enjoyed in a single day. Here’s a

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A Walking Tour of Historic Cairo Beyond the Pyramids

First impressions of Cairo can be deceiving. For starters, despite the proximity of the Pyramids at Giza, Cairo is not an ancient Pharaonic city. Except for a small area of greater Cairo, the city’s origins date to medieval times. But there is so much history to appreciate across the city beyond the nearby Pyramids. Moreover,

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5 Lesser-Known Greek Islands to Explore

The first things that come to mind for many people when they think of Greece, particularly as summer approaches, are moussaka, sunshine, Athens, and islands. It’s true that when you hear or read about Greek islands, your mind likely goes straight to the most famous ones, such as Mykonos, Santorini, or Crete. However, some islands

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What to Eat in Nagaland – 10 Rare Dishes

The word ‘Naga’ is supposed to have been derived from the Burmese ‘Na-Ka’ or ‘people with earrings’. Nagas have existed under the kingdom of Ahom since the medieval period of Indian history. Nagaland is a landlocked state in the Northeastern frontier of India and borders its neighbors Assam (west), Manipur (south), and the Sagaing region

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How to Travel More Sustainably on Your Next Trip to Rajasthan

There isn’t a single way of looking at sustainability. Sustainable travel in tourist-concentrated arenas of India does require a split from the fast flash of tourists munching around. In 2022 alone, Rajasthan had received 100 million admirers from around the globe. The ecological impact, local nurturing, and leftover carbon footprints need representation; a compendium of

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Getting Around Melbourne & Victoria Cheaply 

Day trips from Melbourne to Visit with Public Transportation Melbourne’s public transport is gloriously inexpensive. In March 2023, the government capped regional fares, making country fares the same price as city fares. Travelers pay a maximum of $10.60 AUS ($7 US) for a day’s travel anywhere in the state. Compared to the escalating cost of

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Hagia Sophia Things to do in Istanbul

18 Incredible Things to do in Istanbul

Best Things to do in Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey is a sprawling metropolis of 16 million people. The city straddles two continents—Europe and Asia—and its history goes back 3,000 years. This can be intimidating for first-time visitors, but don’t worry. These 18 amazing things to do in Istanbul can all be reached on foot or by

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Why you should travel to Cape Verde

Cape Verde is an archipelago situated off the coast of Africa that offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and year-round sunny weather, making it an outstanding destination for travelers seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation. These 10 volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean are renowned for their diverse landscapes that range

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