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A feast for the senses
I love to travel. As a matter of fact, I did my share of visiting different places and embracing different cultures. But it was not before I discovered TJ’s vlog I found out that I was doing it the wrong way. My trips were usually short and were lacking all the colorful exotica and genuine enjoyment that is streaming from her videos.
By Elena Stoyanova Kalcheva5 years ago in Wander
Four Days in Branson Missouri
I just returned from a family trip to Branson, Missouri a couple days ago. I know a lot of you have not been and may be wondering if it is worth the trip. Well, this article is here to help with that choice. In the world’s current condition of the pandemic; travel is much more complicated and difficult than it was before; I am sure you already know that. Airlines require that you wear a mask the entire time you are in the building, as well as for the duration of any flight. Regardless of how long your flight may be, you still have to keep your mask on the entire time. Masks are annoying; especially after hours of having one on.
By Timothy A Rowland5 years ago in Wander
05 Unique Experiences to Enjoy in Dubai That Everyone Should Know
Dubai has made a rapid transformation in the last decade from a sleepy fishing town to a global destination. It boasts of so many record-breaking structures, extravagant shopping malls, state-of-the-world theme parks, and manmade gems. Dubai has been constantly renewing itself and offering unbelievable attractions to its visitors. Though it is home to a myriad of attractions, some experiences are unique only to Dubai. Let's see what some of those things are.
By Kritika Panse5 years ago in Wander
Quarantine in a tent? This is what I learned.. Top Story - September 2020.
I returned to the UK from Austria back in June and was required to wait out a fortnight in isolation. Forced to choose between locking myself in my bedroom or staying in a hostel, I chose to live in a tent instead.
By Alissa Mann5 years ago in Wander
A Trip to Egypt
The land, where the wonderful records and the spirited current are intertwined by using the world’s longest river – the Nile, is ready for you to find out it. Open your eyes and pay attention carefully. A combo of lots of years of Arab records and well-known legacy of the pharaohs look forward to you. By exploring the desert, mysterious temples and giant cities, you will see that Egypt is virtually a land of contrasts, which has something for each and every traveler no be counted the place you go.
By Umar Abbasi5 years ago in Wander
Kashmir Travel and Food Vlog Travelling Srinagar, Pahalgam Kashmiri Cuisine
Hello every one today i am going to share my new experince in Srinagar Kashmir, and i am a thankful to Valley Trip Planner Travel Agency In Srinagar, they provide me full support in my whole trip to Srinagar to Pahalgam.
By Saim Malik5 years ago in Wander
The city of Dublin
The Guinness Storehouse It takes very long to become an icon, but the Guinness Book of World Records has done it. The "Black Stuff" is among the most visited destinations all over the world, but this slowly settling Porter beer took its first steps at St James's Gate, in the heart of ancient Dublin. In 1759, an enterprising brewer named Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000 year lease on this brewery for an annual fee of £45. A couple of centuries later the Storehouse was born. Built in the style of the Chicago School of Architecture in 1904, it was originally used for fermentation. Today it is Ireland's main attraction, a shining all-inclusive multimedia exhibition, from ancient advertisements to the art of brewing, made perfect by a pint in the Gravity Bar with its 360° view. When you get there, don't forget to toast Arthur's wonderful creation!
By Rebecca James5 years ago in Wander
Real Estate Sector of South India
One of the most globally recognised sectors across the world, the real estate comprises of four major sub-sectors - retail, housing, commercial and hospitality. The growth of the real estate sector goes well with the rapid growth in the corporate environment and demand for office space.
By Indian Realty Chronicles5 years ago in Wander
Why do I live in Delhi?
I have been living in Delhi for the past 30 years. After my marriage, I shifted from Jaipur to Delhi and never looked back. But nowadays, I am often asked this question – ‘Why do you still live in Delhi?’ The question doesn’t surprise me. Delhi had been facing lots of issues recently. The traffic jams were always there, but the rising pollution levels are really a health hazard. In recent years, the city had witnessed some of the most horrific crimes against women and it is not safe to go alone at night. Recent riots in Delhi have only aggravated the situation. But I still prefer to live in Delhi. One of the major reasons is the habit. This has been my home for decades and I have become used to the city, its roads, its people, and the environment. I am not willing to adjust myself to a new city and new challenges. But there is much more which keeps me in Delhi.
By Takeoffwithme5 years ago in Wander
My Experience in Kashmir Valley Gulmarg
Hello My Name is Saim and I am From Banglore India, and i have shared my Personal experince in Gulmarg hill station, i have booked my travel packages with local Travel Company in Kashmir and Cover all the major places like Gulmarg,
By Saim Malik5 years ago in Wander
Take a Breather
In today’s society we are almost constantly surrounded by technology such as our desktop computers, laptops, and phones. This environment is present regardless if we are at work or at home. However, spending too much time online is not good for your mental health. That’s why it is good to take a breather and spend time away from the electronics. Even taking just one day away from the internet can have a huge positive impact on your mental wellness.
By Frank Sartain5 years ago in Wander
