Category: Travel
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Mastering the Art of Traveling Light with Young Children
If you are like us, we love traveling. Before having children many people choose to travel and explore the world for all of its beauty and excitement. New countries, new cultures, new food, new people, new adventures…all of the reasons we love traveling. I remember the time when we would just pick a place, buy…
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Packing Light for a Cold Weather Trip
If you have stumbled upon this post, it is probably because you were curious on how to eliminate unnecessary luggage when travelling, especially to a cold destination. Packing light for a cold destination is a little more challenging that a warm one, but not impossible. There is nothing worse than traveling to a destination covered…
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Alaska, the magnificent and captivating spirit of the frozen tundra
Alaska, the 49th State of the United States…the frozen tundra as referred to by many. The name is in fact accurate…parts of Alaska have a subsurface layer called permafrost. That means that the ground remains frozen throughout the year. Even with temperatures swinging widely between a hot 98 F (37 C) in the Summer and…
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Behind the Bamboo: Volunteering at a Giant Panda Sanctuary in Chengdu
The Giant Panda, an icon of China, faces endangerment due to its limited natural habitat. China’s research and conservation centers work tirelessly to protect and preserve the species. Volunteers at the Dujiangyan Base engage in various activities, from cleaning enclosures to feeding and observing these remarkable creatures, with hopes of contributing to their well-being.
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The island of the Gods – Bali, Indonesia
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The Magic City of Cartagena, Colombia
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, Cartagena is also one of the most visited cities in Colombia. Cartagena de Indias (as it was known during the colonial era) is famous for its colorful colonial buildings located within the Walled City of Cartagena (La Ciudad Amurallada) as well as the beautiful beaches and soft…
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The Arctic Beauty and Aurora Dreams of Norway
When thinking of Norway you may be thinking of skiing, vikings, trolls or maybe the Nobel Peace Prize Institute. Norway however is known to be arguably one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Norwegians have topped the charts for happiest people in the world many times, but their stunning and striking natural beauty…
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The Pearl of the Pacific…a Paradise on Earth…15 things to do in Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Bora Bora is a tiny island located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is one of 118 islands and atolls of the Society Islands of French Polynesia. The original name of Bora Bora was “Pora pora mai te pora” which means “created by the gods”…today it is also known as “The Pearl of…
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The Kingdom of Cambodia – A gateway to the ancient world!
Embarking on a journey through Cambodia is an exploration of contrasts and cultural richness. From the ancient wonders of Angkor Wat to the bustling markets of Phnom Penh, Cambodia weaves a tapestry that seamlessly blends history, spirituality, and modern vibrancy. The allure lies not only in the awe-inspiring temples that whisper tales of an illustrious…
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Tuscany, Italy…the land of wine, cheese and beautiful history
Undoubtedly Italy is a country with so much to offer, from the Colosseum in Rome to the Venice canals, from the world famous pizza of Naples to the majestic mountains of the Dolomites. Nestled in the middle of all this is Tuscany, known for its stunning rolling hills covered by endless rows of wine grapes…famous…
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