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2700 Miles From Home
There is a place I keep dreaming of. Come with me, I'll take you there. Remove your shoes, you don't need them. Feel the chill of the floor beneath your feet. It's polished black marble, little white veins of crystal quartz weaving through it. Trace the white lines with your toe, feel how chaotic and random they are. We're in a building, a home, with one singular room. All the space is wide open like a ranch style house with no interior walls.
By M R Britton5 years ago in Wander
How to get around in Nay Pyi Taw
Ever wondered what the capital of Myanmar is? Good question! The thing is Nay Pyi Taw isn't one of those fancy capitals that are popular in the world or even among the locals for that matter. Strange but true, the entire place is just empty...rather like a ghost town. The capital has been divided into zones, the streets are huge, the lands are bare, and everything is simply empty and uninteresting.
By Aurora Gianna5 years ago in Wander
How to Pick your perfect Maldives Resort
The Maldives is the ideal destination that everyone dreams of visiting one day. Thanks to its spectacular and unique geographical features, lovely weather conditions, luxurious accommodation choices, quiet and solitude and plenty of opportunity for pampering, it has become the household brand when it comes to couple getaways and honeymoon locations. Here's how you can pick the perfect Maldives resort to suit your requirements.
By traveltheworld world5 years ago in Wander
PLACES TO VISIT IN COSTA RICA
Costa Rica is a country in Central America. The official name of Costa Rica is the Republic of Costa Rica. Its capital is San Jose. It is a tropical Paradise full is hot-blooded people, stupendous forests, and breath-taking beaches. The one side is full of Caribbean and the other side is the Pacific Ocean. This place is the most expensive holiday spot. The national currency of Costa Rica is Cologne. The name Costa Rica came after the arrival of Christopher Columbus. He is the first to arrive and named the place of Costa Rica. The culture arrives in Costa Rica is named as Pura Vida. Pura Vida means pure life. It is also named as Hakuna Matata. Costa Ricans are referred to as Ticos. Costa Rica is a developing country but still, its price is too expensive to be true. Book your beachfront villa at costa rica now at Vista Hermosa Estate.
By Christy Watson5 years ago in Wander
Inside London Airbnb Flats Used For Illegal Raves
It was before midnight on July 25. Deafening noise and people everywhere. The party was in full swing on Carlisle Street in Soho. The short-term rental property hosting the party had been transformed into a pop-up nightclub: used disposable cups, nitrous oxide canisters and opened bottles of bubbles left everywhere.
By Anton Black5 years ago in Wander
Why I traveled to Latin America what I learnt
I was born in South London to Peruvian and British parents. Growing up, “Latinidad” didn't really have a meaning to me. It was simply just the way things were. Spanish was spoken at home, Peruvian food was served, we’d buy our food at the market and on Saturday mornings I’d have to get up to clean! Our friends were Peruvian too, so nothing felt unusual to me. Moreover, being raised in a multicultural environment like London taught me that everybody did things differently at home.
By Gabriella 5 years ago in Wander
Welcome Aboard
Close your eyes and imagine that you could travel anywhere you wanted to. Imagine the place. What do you see? What does it sound like? Are you alone or is anybody with you? What is the weather like?
By Gabriella 5 years ago in Wander
My Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago. Many journeys to the same place, and for me a total of 900 kilometers from the French Pyranees, through Santiago de Compostella, and on to Finisterre - the western coast of Spain or the end of the world as it was known to the pilgrims who undertook this journey over 1000 years ago. Why did I do this thing? I'm by no means a crazy hiker. I didn't train for this and really, I had no idea what I was in for. All I knew was that after ending an 18 year relationship, I was broken and lost. I desperately needed some time out - a life break, if you like. Some space away from everything familiar to process what had happened and work out what was next. And time to heal. For whatever reason, I had the sense that the Camino would do that. I think I thought that walking a really long way would somehow magically heal me and that I would suddenly know what needed to come next. Maybe by pushing my physical boundaries, I would unravel something inside and things would just fall into place? Well, that sounds crazy. What on earth was I thinking??!
By Kate Seares-Burnside5 years ago in Wander
Book Delhi to Himachal Cabs at Lowest Cost
Dear Travellers, if you are planning to visit India in Summers, there is no better option than the Himachal Tour which is – Covering from Delhi to- Shimla, Manali,Kullu, Kasol ,Manikaran Tour along with More other Famous Hill stations like Amritsar, Dharmshala, Dalhousie, Kajjiar, Macleodganj, etc.
By SRM Holidays Private Limited5 years ago in Wander
Things To Do In Chitwan National Park 2021
Jungle Safari on A National Park with an Impressive Track Record! Take a jungle safari in a national park spread in the area of about 370 sq. miles. The national park is home to more than 700 species of wildlife including 68 types of mammals and 544 species of birds. Chitwan’s Big Five that everyone who visits the park wishes to see are one-horned Rhinoceros, Asian Elephant, Royal Bengal Tiger, Sloth Bear, and Gharial crocodile.
By josec5 years ago in Wander
The Small Villa on a Hill
When I think about my dream home it makes me want to cry because I know the reality of owning such a place is so far away. Realistically I am an 24 year old architectural student who on a daily looks up home precedents and furnishings and saves them on my Instagram or Pinterest just in hopes that one day when I could afford it, I can make my dream come true.
By Sarah A5 years ago in Wander
How to Climb 16 Levels of Pala-U Waterfall
If you are looking for more than just spending lazy days at the beach in Hua Hin, Thailand, then plan a visit to the Pa La-U Waterfall. An ideal place to explore for nature lovers and those in search of some outdoor adventure, this waterfall is known for its 16 levels that create a truly enchanting spectacle amidst the forest. Here is a guide to help you plan a trip and experience the best of one of the most idyllic natural attractions in Hua Hin.
By traveltheworld world5 years ago in Wander