Remembering the Alamo City
San Antonio is probably most famous for being home to The Alamo, the site of one of the most iconic and pivotal battles during the Texas Revolution back in 1836. But what…
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A comprehensive guide for tourists visiting North Goa
Goa is one of India’s top tourist spots. A great mix of stunning beaches, spirituality and parties, it has something to offer everyone. With a huge range of accommodation available, from…
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Visiting The White Temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand
How to get to Wat Rung Khun and why you should I stumbled across this blog about The White Temple, or Wat Rung Khun, by accident. Due to my rather flippant…
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Visiting Area 51 and the Extraterrestrial Highway in Nevada
So famous yet shrouded in mystery, what really happens in Area 51? Well, I can’t answer that for you sadly, but I can tell you how to visit, maybe you can…
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Home of Mahatma Gandhi – Sabarmati Ashram
Legendary freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi used the power of pure will and peaceful protest to help bring an end to colonial rule in India. He was a huge influence in India…
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Discover Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is one of the seven wonders of the world and even though I have a long list of things to do in Peru, I was quite determined to…
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Prague: Six Sights for Saturday
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a real gem of Europe. A drop-dead gorgeous city, this post from Suzanne, of travel blog Sightseeing Shoes, it’s a list of the…
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Know before you go, visiting the Colosseum in Rome
The Colosseum. So iconic it gets to use the prefix the, not a or one of many, but the! The fact it still stands (well, most of it does) is…
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Exploring The Wines of Tuscany
When I read JaMeka’s first line “This blog post is about two of my favorite things – Tuscany and wine.” I knew I’d like it. This post is a great…
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Hiking the Great Wall Away From the Crowds
13,000 Kilometers of Great Wall once meandered through the landscape. Some stretches have disappeared, others have been fully restored, some are left to ruins. Where do you decide to go…
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