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What to do in a week in Romania
A country of mountains, monasteries and mysterious folklore, Romania is a romantic and atmospheric holiday destination. In fact, it has so much to offer that, if you are planning a trip there, it can be difficult to know where to start. With this in mind, here are five must-see Romanian destinations that you should hopefully be able to squeeze into a week’s tour of this magnificent country: Soak up the … Read the rest
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5 reasons to visit Thailand in 2019
Thailand has long been one of the most visited tourist destination in the world, and that’s for good reason. It’s hard to think of another country which would combine all the aspects of a traditional and long-established idea of a tropical paradise. Indeed, with some of the loveliest pristine beaches, breathtaking temples, exotic food, affordable lodging and friendly locals, Thailand seems to have everything a curious visitor is looking for. … Read the rest
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Best Tips for Driving in Canada
If you are visiting Canada and you want to have the most breathtaking views of the magnificent sceneries the country has, then the best way would be to explore by road. The blue depths of the beautiful lakes, the peaks of the Canadian Rockies and the expanses of prairie lands are best explored when you drive on the well-maintained highways and roads. One thing you will appreciate about driving … Read the rest
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5 Reasons Why Mexico Should Be On Your Bucket List
Where to start? It’s difficult to narrow it down to 5 reasons why Mexico should be on your bucket list. Whether you’re heading to Mexico on holiday or a 6 month backpacking adventure, there’s something here to suit everyone’s taste. Read on and find out why Mexico is one of the world’s top destinations… Balandra Beach is out of this world How would you describe your perfect beach? Pristine white … Read the rest
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5 U.S. National Park Sites You Need to Add to Your Bucket List
Even if you’re not the most outdoorsy person these five U.S. National Park sites need to be on your bucket list. All of the National Parks have something special about them, which is why they are protected in the first place, right? So why visit these ones? Well let me tell you a little about them and you’ll see why. Guadalupe Mountains National Park Located in the north eastern part … Read the rest
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Help A Trip To London Meet Expectations
Toward the end of summer, we posted an article about heading to Paris and keeping expectations high. It’s an interesting notion, because most of us would never dream of being disappointed by such a city. But that’s just the point. There’s a sort of phenomenon among travellers whereby people can occasionally feel let down if a city doesn’t match expectations. There’s enough to see and do in Paris to … Read the rest
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Diversify your travel experience in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is becoming increasingly popular as a travel destination, attracting more and more visitors every year. And that’s for a good reason! The thing is, this small island country has plenty to offer to everyone – from the impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sites (all eight of them!) to mesmerizing places of natural beauty, from blood pumping water activities to rich culture and history, Sri Lanka is truly beyond compare. … Read the rest
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Heading to Paris? Do keep your expectations high and get your traveling smooth
I haven’t been fortunate to visit Paris yet, but the City of Light has always been on my bucket list. And no, I’m not romanticizing the capital of France, but I do keep my expectations high. There is no way a city with rich historic and literary heritage could be disappointing, and I can hardly believe someone would really suffer from Paris syndrome. Yes, there is a special term which … Read the rest
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Taras Shevchenko Museum in Moryntsi – a journey to the Ukrainian past
Almost every nation has a revolutionary poet who belonged to the poorest section of society and whose passionate poetry sounded like a voice of the whole nation. Ukraine is no exception. Every Ukrainian is familiar with Taras Shevchenko‘s ‘Testament’: When I am dead, bury me In my beloved Ukraine, My tomb upon a grave mound high Amid the spreading plain, So that the fields, the boundless steppes, The Dnieper’s … Read the rest
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Easter in Eastern Europe
Easter is coming, so I thought it would be apt to tell you a bit of Ukrainian traditions. Like most religious holidays, Easter in Eastern Europe is a mix of Christian and pagan elements. It’s celebrated after vernal equinox, when the day finally becomes as long as the night, and the consequent days keep getting longer. It’s the festival of resurrection of Christ, but on a deeper level it’s a … Read the rest
