Travel Archive

Helsinki is the capital and biggest city in the country of Finland. It’s located on the shore of the Gulf of Finland, in the Uusimaa region in the southern part of the country, facing the Baltic Sea. Its proximity to the ocean gives it a gorgeous water view. Although most of the city is flat,

Rotorua is a city in the Bay of Plenty Region in New Zealand. It’s known as the heart of North Island and it attracts thousands of local and international tourists alike. The city is popular for its scenic view and natural beauty. There are gorgeous lakes and lush forests that would give you that relaxing

Rio de Janeiro or also known as simply Rio is the second largest city in Brazil. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is popular for its gorgeous coastline, breathtaking view and lively Carnival. Its natural beauty is even enhanced with open spaces and urban parks that can be found around the region. There’s no wonder that

Armenia is a country that lies in the continents of Asia and Europe. It’s surrounded by the countries of Azerbaijan, Iran, Georgia and Turkey. The country is also one of the oldest inhabited places in the world and the first to embrace Christianity. This is evident with the countless monasteries that you can find around.

Lima is Peru’s largest city and it’s also its capital. It’s nestled along the valleys of Lurín, Rímac and Chillón. Although it’s a popular metropolis with a bustling nightlife and everything that a modern city has to offer, it still has places that bring the memories of the past. From rugged coastlines to gorgeous sights,

Geneva is the second most populous city in the country of Switzerland. It’s called the “Peace Capital” because several international organizations like the Red Cross and United Nations are headquartered here. The city is also known for its top quality watches and luscious chocolates. More than that, the city has several things to offer to

Funeral and death traditions may differ from one country or culture to another. With the Halloween, All Saint’s Day and All Soul’s Day just around the corner, we’ll get to know some bizarre funeral and death traditions that were or are still practiced in different countries. In case you travel in any of these places,