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Guest Post || Melbourne by Pablo
Melbourne has been appearing as the world´s most livable city in many rankings during the past few years, and this is just a way to say it is full of cultural spots such as libraries, museums and theatres, good transport, amazing parks, top universities and sport venues plus a vibe that transmits the sensation that… Read more
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Guest Post || Wah Taj by Sonam
Majestic, magnificent and mesmerizing Taj was standing tall in pure white marble. It is one of the 7 Wonders of the world & the most iconic monument of love, in true sense. Read more
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Guest Post || 11 tips for traveling in Japan – by Globazine
We compiled a list of eleven tips and tricks that can make your stay in Japan easier, more efficient, cheaper and special! We even threw in some bonus tips. Let us know your tips in the comments down below or on social media! Tip one If, like us, you are planning to see a lot… Read more
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Guest Post || Walking the way of St. James through Portugal and Spain – by Kay Bolden
I chose the Camino Portugués, a 150-mile trek up the rocky coast of Portugal and into Spain. I was not seeking spiritual enlightenment … only solitude and physical challenge. Read more
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Guest Post || Indore – Beyond Sev and Poha by Dr. Geetika
If you came to Indore and went without having Chappan ka poha and Jalebi toh kya indore aye aap janab Read more
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God’s Own Country – Kerala
I love traveling! It doesn’t matter whether the destination is at, above or below sea level. As you know, I work for a corporate house as well getting long leaves is a herculean task. I try to utilize all the long weekends and convert them into holidays. Trust me, it’s not that difficult when you… Read more
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Guest Post || On a tour to Germany: Düsseldorf – by Melisa
Apart from beer and sausages, Germany is a land of poets and philosophers and a country with beautiful architecture. Read more
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Guest Post || Beijing, China: The Historically Modern City – By Knial Piper
In 2014, I was blessed with the opportunity to visit Beijing on a study abroad program at china’s top university, Peking University. Peking university is commonly referred to by American’s as the Harvard of China. Twenty five students are chosen from each Chinese district every year to attend this premier school. It remains the only… Read more
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Mumbai City of Dreams – Photolog
I was born in Mumbai and spent quite a some time there, for me its more of an emotion rather than a City. During my stays I have collected quite a few photos Best thing about Mumbai is Marine Drive Largest World Heritage Site Fort Area Citylife City That Never Sleeps PS: Please click on… Read more
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Guest Post || Going up the peak, Hong Kong – by Becca
Our second day in Hong Kong couldn’t have been better. It started off with shock, when we realized we’d somehow managed to sleep in until 1pm, but I haven’t been able to sleep in weeks due to excitement so the rest was well needed. All day today we’ve been full of energy and have recovered… Read more
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