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11 Great Gifts for People Who Want to Visit Japan
I'll admit it. One of my personal dreams is to visit Japan. I want to tour the streets of Tokyo, visit Shinto shrines, check out authentic yakisoba (translates from Japanese to: fried buckwheat), and shop with the cool kids of Shibuya. If I ever get the chance to do so, I absolutely will.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart7 years ago in Wander
Two Road Trip Routes to Beat the Winter Blues
At times, the winter months are breathtaking. The snow cascades to transform scenes into a winter wonderland. People are jubilant to play in cooler temperatures and make snow angels. Although December marks the dawn of a beautiful new season, it’s also a heads up that treacherous storms are soon to come.
By Heidi Thiel7 years ago in Wander
Solo Traveler
I’m on a trip to one of the cities with the richest culture, art, and history. Where you literally walk on the streets where legends walked hundreds and thousands years ago, and they were making history. A city where the most aesthetic and chic styles and currents, Renaissance, Barocco... feel the most familiar. Where every building is a piece of art and the entire “metropole” is a huge museum.
By Alina Bivol7 years ago in Wander
Reasons Why Juneau, Alaska Should Be Your Next Destination
The city of Juneau, Alaska is a very special place. You have the capital of the state, a city of around 30,000, tucked away and isolated from the rest of the world by both the ocean and the Juneau Icefield, and just a few miles outside of the city limits is unparalleled Alaskan wilderness, just waiting to be explored.
By Greg Kempers7 years ago in Wander
Sights and History of Monument Valley
Monument Valley, Utah is one of America’s most amazing natural wonders and a valley filled with history. One of the world’s most photographed places, Monument Valley is famous for its unique sandstone rock formations. Whether you love nature, have an interest in history, or a passion for geology, Monument Valley is a wonderful place to visit.
By Marshall Stevenson7 years ago in Wander
Retirement Is the Best Time to Plan a Vacation
The best possible time for a travel vacation is after retirement. Your time is your own, to do with as you please, at your pace. There is no waiting for your well-earned annual vacation, no stress around trying to fit your time into a tight vacation schedule. Imagine not having to drag yourself back to work after a short-ended, jam-packed whirlwind tour of some faraway place where you need another week to recover from all that excitement. What better time to take that luxury Alaskan cruise or soak in the sights on a leisurely river cruise? What follows are some popular vacations for after retirement:
By Paisley Hansen7 years ago in Wander
7 Cheap Things to Do in Antigua, Guatemala!
1. Take Free Salsa Dancing Classes We literally stumbled upon Salsa & Stylo. Tucked away in the upstairs of a tiny blue building is this vibrant dance studio with a very lively instructor. Classes are free Monday & Tuesday 5 to 6 PM. Worry not, if you do not dance or have never tried salsa before; the instructor was extremely patient and kind. Also, you do not need a partner. The class is completely free, however, there is a tip jar. Wear comfortable shoes and a smile!
By Diani Guyton7 years ago in Wander
Exploring London as a Local
London is the capital city of Britain and is one of the greatest tourist attractions in the world. The city attracts approximately 15 million tourists annually. The reason for this massive number of visitors is the availability of the best cultural attractions and the world’s greatest destinations. The destinations range from high-class hotels to amazing sites that will make someone feel the value of the money paid. However, many destinations in the city are free. To enjoy the various destinations while visiting London, tourists can hire the services of a tour guide, or find a local to give you free walking tours. The guides are conversant with the best tourist destinations in the city.
By Flora Mayer7 years ago in Wander
#Kenzietravels
It all started on August third, though the first post wouldn’t be seen until the 12th. A young woman was found dead in her family home. It was an overdose. A painful day for her family and friends. With a person so small and a heart so big, it was going to be difficult to find a proper way to say goodbye. Yet somehow, they did.
By Will Jackson7 years ago in Wander











