Springtime in Japan is often synonymous with the enchanting burst of cherry blossoms (Sakura), painting the landscapes in gentle shades of pink and white. The flocks of people, both visitors […]
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Miyajima Island, officially known by its historical name of Itsukushima, is a stunning retreat in Hiroshima Bay, Japan. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Japan, with
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Nestled on the southeastern tip of the Korean Peninsula, Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city and one of its most compelling destinations. Renowned for its picturesque beaches, bustling ports, and
Seoul, the vibrant capital of South Korea, is hands down the central beating heart of the country. The city is packed to the brim with sights to see, activities to
Introduction disclaimer The following is meant as a quick and basic summary of the Hindu religion for tourists and visitors. As such, it barely scratches the surface of the complexity of
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There is something special, humbling, and primal about driving through vast expanses, surrounded by untamed nature, and what can only be described as “nothingness”. Australia most definitely lends itself to
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Travel burnout, or travel fatigue, may sound like the biggest first-world problem there is – people getting stressed, depressed, and crushed by the fatigue of traveling. But travel burnout is
When I did my first long-term travel experience of 7 months, I was in the mindset of “getting away from it all”, indefinitely. As such, I basically packed and brought
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Thinking of visiting Middle Earth by car, or even better in campervan? New Zealand lends itself perfectly to being explored on wheels, allowing you to admire the wonderful scenery and
Aviophobia, like other phobias, is a serious condition. However, it is relatively rare when compared to the multitude of people who experience a general anxiety associated with flying (estimates place
