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Hands-Down Top Two Destinations In Australia
Australia is one of the most sought-after destinations in the world, whether you're looking for a weekend vacation, an adventure, or keen to meet some of the rarest wildlife on the planet. The best part about this vast oceanic country is that no matter what you choose, you won't go home disappointed. The country is famous for many reasons such as its vast stretches of beaches, famous buildings, unusual natural wonders, national parks, climate and many more. Don’t know where to start? Here are two unique destinations curated for you to enjoy a one-of-a kind experience in this large country.
By Harley Leon4 years ago in Wander
Traveling Off the Beaten Path
The Isle of Man Sometimes after you have been traveling and seen all the usual landmarks and big cities it can be nice to go somewhere beautiful just to get away from the crowds and see some unusual things. You just might enjoy traveling to the Isle of Man which is situated between the coastlines of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales right in the middle of the Irish Sea.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Wander
How to Explore Sri Lanka's Off the Beaten Tracks
Wondering where to spend your next island gateway? Sri Lanka will be an ideal choice with its exciting mix of mesmeric beaches, wildlife and cultural sights. It offers an interesting variety of landscapes and activities that are a joy to discover. Remember these tips so that you will not have any difficulty finding your way around.
By Amie Ginendra4 years ago in Wander
How to travel alone in Bangkok
Want to spend your next vacation in ‘Land of Smiles’? With its warm and welcoming people, glorious mountains, unique culture, mesmeric beaches, tranquil nature, bustling cities and mouth-watering food, Bangkok has something exciting for everyone. Here are some tips to plan your holiday in this sprawling metropolis.
By Amie Ginendra4 years ago in Wander
To Be Continued, continued
Hold your horses if, like me, you have horses, because the next decades all seem now, in retrospect, to fall together in a blur, a big, long, sometimes messy, but always heartening, blur.
By Marie McGrath4 years ago in Wander
Autumn Hiking: Tips for a Fantastic Fall Hike
To me, summer is not hiking weather. Here in the Southeast, summer brings humidity, crowds, and mosquitos. The last thing I want to do with some precious time away is head off to a crowded trail, carry lots of water, and have to leave my adventure pup at home, so she doesn’t get too hot. In the summer, I better have air conditioning or cold water nearby because I do not do well in the heat. With the seasons starting to change, though, I’m excited to talk about the best time of year.
By Marley Bakos4 years ago in Wander
Pura Vida Means Good News for All Who Care to Listen!
We love to share stories about the GOOD NEWS that happens here in Costa Rica. And the great thing about it is that these stories NEVER RUN OUT. . they NEVER STOP! Everyday, more stories are shared with us and the excitement grows about one of the happiest countries on the planet! We pass these stories on to you and then we're all in a good mood!
By William "Skip" Licht4 years ago in Wander
3 Essential Tips For Budgeting While You Travel
Back when travel was still allowed, I went through a series of major life changes that ended with me boarding a ferry and driving around Europe for 3 months.
By Sean Bennett4 years ago in Wander
A Basement Story
It was one of those obscure days found only on the banks of Newfoundland. There was no sun, and yet no visible cloud; there was
By Shivansh4 years ago in Wander
Flashback
FLASHBACK… You know how Facebook throws up in your face, memories of what you said and did last year? Well, this morning the past 370 days flashed before me. I reminisced for a Mississippi minute but sanely snapped back into Atlanta mode to check the driveway for the 15th time for the promised first snow of 2022.
By MaSu4 years ago in Wander
The Best Small Towns of the USA You Must Visit
We recommend visiting the most beautiful small towns in America. We tend to choose the most popular destinations when we plan vacations. This is a common practice and most people recommend places to their friends and families.
By VIP Ride 4 U4 years ago in Wander
What's stopping progress in Africa!
I can’t speak for every country or community in Africa and obviously my perspective isn’t a general one, I’m going to give my point of view to what might be the biggest obstacles to progress. Africa is infamous for poverty and the lowest development in the world, we’ve been here for as long as everybody else and yet it seems we can’t match the pace of others, why is that? There aren’t many things that all countries in Africa share in common other than poverty, even the most developed countries in Africa still have a high level of poverty. How is that possible that so many countries on the same continent share the same fate? How come the level of poverty in Africa is persistently high even in a modern society where we are making rockets to go to the moon. Is it that we don’t have resources in Africa? or maybe we just don’t know how to make use of them? How come people are dying of hunger even in countries with the most food on planet earth.
By real Jema4 years ago in Wander