middle east

The Middle East may not have peace, but the region is perfect for travelers looking for gorgeous views, rich history, and cultural diversity.

Egypt 2002
I was living in London with me ex and it’s 2002 and we’ve been here for 3 years and we’re about to head home to go back to live in Sydney again. We’re devastated to be leaving the place we have called home for the past 3 years and particularly devastated to be leaving the amazing friends we have made here. My ex’s work contract has come to an end and it’s time to go home.
By Jackie Nugara5 years ago in Wander
Saudi Arabia - The Trip to Whaba Crater
In 1995, my family and I moved to Saudi Arabia, where we had 5 years of almost magical adventure. These are some of the stories.
By Alex Williams5 years ago in Wander
Saudi Arabia - A Trip to the Empty Quarter
In 1995, my family and I moved to Saudi Arabia, where we had 5 years of almost magical adventure. These are some of the stories.
By Alex Williams5 years ago in Wander
Five Facts About Syria That Have Nothing To Do With War
Pop quiz: What have you heard about Syria before the ongoing civil war that began engulfing the country in 2011? What do you associate Syria with, other than the political or military-related stories you may hear on the news?
By Denise Elnajjar5 years ago in Wander
Saudi Arabia - A Trip to Najan
In 1995, my family and I moved to Saudi Arabia, where we had 5 years of almost magical adventure. These are some of the stories.
By Alex Williams5 years ago in Wander
Saudi Arabia - A Trip to Medain Saleh
In 1995, my family and I moved to Saudi Arabia, where we had 5 years of almost magical adventure. These are some of the stories.
By Alex Williams5 years ago in Wander
Saudi Arabia - A Trip to the Hijaz Railway
In 1995, my family and I moved to Saudi Arabia, where we had 5 years of almost magical adventure. These are some of the stories.
By Alex Williams5 years ago in Wander
ANCIENT WISDOM
Everything about my new boss Derrick was appealing. Good looking, confident, smart, successful, and someone who allowed me to be myself. The first project he tossed my way was a military research project that’ll become a blog piece, under the moniker of "The Burlap Sack: Raw, Real, and Rough Around the Edges."
By Cathy Lynn5 years ago in Wander
Al Qalb Huwa Al Watan
How can a rolling stone gather moss? How does one with wanderlust put down roots? Sometimes it takes leaving your hometown to find your home. It took me traveling halfway across the globe to find mine. In the end, my home was not a place, but a heart I found in the desert.
By Kathryn Piper5 years ago in Wander
How to get the best luxury experience in Dubai
Anyone planning a holiday in Dubai expects a lavish experience. From staying at luxurious hotels in Dubai to shopping at extravagant malls, and exploring some of the world's most outlandish landmarks; amongst which is the world's tallest and largest. Dubai is all about a bigger and better experience; quintessential Arabic hospitality and exotic experiences. Here's how to get the best luxury experience in Dubai.
By Rochell Megan5 years ago in Wander
Any Place Can Be a Hometown
If you search for What Is Hometown? Google is gonna define your birthplace or where you grew up. Normally it's a true definition. But is it really?
By Sadia Kabir5 years ago in Wander
How to get the best out of your visit to Ibn Battuta, Dubai
As one of the biggest themed shopping malls in the world, this expansive space which is home to 270 stores and nearly fifty restaurants is a recreational and retail wonderland for the masses. From timing the visit to spending your time in a meaningful fashion, here are some tips on making the most of a day at this iconic mall.
By Nilusha Perera5 years ago in Wander