Travel Archive
Bordeaux: Travel to The Pearl of Aquitaine
November 24, 2015
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Bordeaux is a city in France that’s located along the Garonne River. Its crescent shape is the reason why it was called “Port of the Moon”. The city is rich in history and a glimpse of the past can still be seen in some of its places. Its interesting architecture also made it a UNESCO
Rio de Janeiro: Beautiful Beaches, Breathtaking Views and Carnival
November 20, 2015
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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: Traveling to the First Christian Country of the World
November 13, 2015
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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.
There’s Always Something to Do in New York City! Check Out What You Shouldn’t Miss on Your Visit to the Big Apple
November 10, 2015
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New York City is part of the state of New York. It’s also the most populous city in the country. “The Big Apple” is a center of trade, finance, research, art, fashion, food, culture, and media. The city is also famous for its skyscrapers, which are also a sight, especially when they light up at
Experience the Mix of Historical Sites and Modern Attractions that Lima Has to Offer
November 6, 2015
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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: The Peace Capital That Has So Much More to Offer
November 3, 2015
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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
Things You Shouldn’t Miss in Vancouver. The Suspension Bridge Is Not for the Faint of Heart
October 30, 2015
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Vancouver is a coastal seaport city located in British Columbia in the country of Canada. This Beta global city is linguistically and ethnically diverse, which means that you’ll be able to experience varying culture in your travel. In fact, more than half of its residence has a first language that’s not English. The city has
Bizarre Funeral and Death Traditions Around the World
October 27, 2015
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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,
What You Shouldn’t Miss in Ireland. Everything is Here from Picturesque Sceneries to Fun Activities
October 20, 2015
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Ireland is an island located in the North Atlantic that’s separated into Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland, which is an independent state. The island is known for its natural beauty and its warm and fun people. From majestic castles to modern shopping, you’ll have a wide
Chicago: The Windy City and Home to Deep Dish Pizza
October 13, 2015
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Chicago is a city in Illinois. It’s the most populous city in the state and the third most populous city in the country. It’s known for its nickname “Windy City” because of various reasons. One is that it pertained to people being boastful of their city. This perception eventually died down because they have facts
