The Camino De Santiago, or way of St James, is a world-renowned route for pilgrims from many walks of life. Some do it for the prestige it affords, some do it for the companionship of likeminded souls, while some do it as they are truly devout believers. While walking the Camino is a good way to be alone with your…
Norway is a country where the old and the new blend effortlessly, and where you are able to find natural attractions that jostle for space next to leading-edge cultural venues. The capital city of Oslo is as lively as they come, however if you prefer you can take a trip to snow-capped mountains and spectacular gorges.
There are a lot of great reasons to pack up your bags and head out to the exciting country of Australia. Packed with unique scenery, interesting cities, and plenty to do and see, Australia remains something of a tourist capital.
China is one of the largest and most populated countries in the world, with a deep and ancient history, plenty of culture, and some of the most magnificent cities in the world. The Chinese are an incredibly diverse country, and it’s possible to encounter one language in a certain part of China, and a completely different language in another region….
The Western Cape is a province that can be found in South Africa, and many consider it one of the best regions of the country. From winelands to beaches to national parks, the Western Cape is well-known not just for its mother city of Cape Town, but also for its unique fauna and flora, as well as plenty of off-road…
Most people will probably immediately think of the Vietnam War that took place in the 1960s and 1970s when picturing the country of Vietnam, and while it might be an important part of the country’s history, it does not come close to defining the culture, cuisine, and the diversity of this unique place. Found next to both China and Cambodia,…
There are a lot of reasons to visit the country of South Africa: the pristine beaches, the culture, the safari parks, the friendly people, but it’s also home to some truly incredible eateries that anyone travelling the country will want to visit.
What better way to spend your holidays than rounding out your love of books, authors, and everything connected to these two subjects?
The Czech capital of Prague is unlike any other place on earth. Its streets wind in and out of mediaeval city sections complete with cobblestones and gargoyles, communist-era concrete apartment buildings, and sights and sounds that reflect ultra-modern Europe.
Transylvania is arguably one of the most beautiful and mysterious regions of Romania. It is famous for its culture, forests, amazing history, stunning castles, and of course, rumours of vampires as well. Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula first put the region on the map for an international audience, and the rest, as they say, is history.
