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France: Provence
France: Provence It is no longer a simple regional name, more on behalf of a simple carefree, relaxed languid lazy way of life, a kind of honor and disgrace, see the court before the flower bloom; No intention to stay or go, looking at the clouds in the sky. If traveling is about escaping the shackles of life, Provence will make you forget everything.
By Albert 3 years ago in Wander
Sorrento Holiday Rentals: 7 Key Things To Consider
If you're planning a holiday in Sorrento, there are a few things to consider before booking your accommodation. You'll want to be close enough to the water so that you can enjoy the views, but not so close that it's noisy and crowded. In addition, you will want somewhere with easy access to restaurants and cafes where you can grab some food and drinks whenever you feel like it. Sometimes, these places aren't always available when traveling.
By James Corby3 years ago in Wander
Costa Rica：A must for nature lovers
Costa Rica, at the heart of Central America's wildlife paradise, is flanked by the vast, cold Pacific Ocean on one side and the tropical Caribbean on the other. It is a kaleidoscope of biological evolution, far from spectacular, with the highest biodiversity of any country of its size.
By Albert 3 years ago in Wander
Lively Beach in Corpus Christi, Texas is Lovely
For my birthday in January 2021, my husband and I took a trip to a new place that turned out to be fantastic! It was the Lively Beach resort condominiums on Mustang Island. If you are not familiar with Texas, I’ll start by saying it took about 7 hours to drive there from North Texas (Dallas area) all the way south to the coast of Corpus Christi.
By Valerie Delzer3 years ago in Wander
Helpful Tips for Beginner International Travelers | Athanasios Tsiropoulos
Embarking on your first international trip is a great thing, but it's also terrifying. Even though you've traveled in your home country, something fascinating and frightening about taking on a new challenge.
By Athanasios Tsiropoulos3 years ago in Wander
Guide to Planning a Cheaper Trip
Do you want to travel cheaper? Does the process of booking and planning a trip seem too daunting? We will show you our step by step guide from booking transportation and accommodation to planning what to do during your stay.
By Lubos Pokrivcak3 years ago in Wander
Astrocartography: What is it?
Astro=relating to the stars. Cartography=Mapping. I'm giving you a quick primer to acquaint you with Astrocartography and how it intersects with your natal chart. This more advanced topic covers how certain places may make you feel a certain way depending on what planetary lines cross the locations. Therefore, it’s helpful if you already understand your natal chart and the planet placements in each of the twelve houses.
By Valerie Delzer3 years ago in Wander
The places you didn't know existed
If you think that the world is just a big place full of places you've heard of and places you haven't, then get ready to have your mind blown. This list has some seriously weird places on it that will make you question everything you thought was real. If we were to go on an expedition together, these are the spots I'd want to see first.
By Courtanae Heslop3 years ago in Wander
Road Trip! The 101 Most Scenic Drives In America
There's nothing quite like hitting the open road, and there are few places in the world where you can take that feeling to the extreme. We've scoured the country for some of the most beautiful and thrilling drives out there. From coast to coast, we've found 101 of America's most scenic routes for driving.
By Courtanae Heslop3 years ago in Wander
STRANGE AND WONDERFUL FACTS ABOUT GUANTANAMO BAY
Guantanamo Bay has been a US military base since 1903, making it the oldest US base outside of the continental United States. But did you know that there's an airport with a 12,000-foot-long runway on the base? Or that Americans like to vacation at Guantanamo Bay? The fact is: there are many things about this small corner of Cuba that most people don't know - even though it's in the news all the time. So let's take a look at some fun facts about this fascinating part of south Florida and its history.
By Courtanae Heslop3 years ago in Wander
We Went to the Amazon Rain Forest and Saw This
The Amazon rain forest is one of the world's most precious natural resources. It's home to millions of different species and ecosystems that are unique to this region. We're lucky enough to travel there occasionally, but it's definitely a rare opportunity. Plus, it was also my first time visiting anywhere near South America so we were pretty excited about that too! Here are some highlights from our trip:
By Courtanae Heslop3 years ago in Wander
10 Easy Ways to be a Tourist in Paris
The travel buzz phrase we hear is “live like a local” which sets everyone up to travel somewhere with the intention of not sticking out like a tourist. What does that mean anyway?
By Valerie Delzer3 years ago in Wander