Travels & Tourism

  Located in the heart of Central Asia, Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, is a city like no other. It is known for its stunning white marble architecture and grandiose monuments. Ashgabat presents a surreal landscape that is both breathtaking and hauntingly quiet. Emphasis on 'hauntingly'. The city's streets, lined with gleaming marble buildings and wide avenues, are often deserted, giving Ashgabat the nickname "the city of the dead." The Eerie Silence Lets talk about the eerie silence. One of the most striking aspects of Ashgabat is its emptiness. Despite its grandeur, the city center is frequently devoid of people, creating an atmosphere that is both surreal and unsettling. The lack of pedestrian traffic is partly due to strict regulations that discourage public gatherings and casual strolls (just take a moment to imagine such a city). Even during weekends, the streets remain empty, with few signs of life beyond the occasional patrol by security personnel [...

Are you ready to explore one of Turkey's most breathtaking historical sites? Nestled in the stunning Altındere National Park, Sumela Monastery is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, and natural beauty. Located in the Trabzon Province of northeastern Turkey, this ancient monastery is perched dramatically on the ledge of a steep cliff, offering a glimpse into the region's rich cultural and religious heritage. A Brief History of Sumela Monastery Sumela Monastery was founded in 386 AD by two Athenian monks, Barnabas and Sophronius, who discovered a miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary in a cave on the mountain. This icon, believed to have been painted by Saint Luke, became the focal point of the monastery's spiritual significance. Throughout the Byzantine era, Sumela Monastery flourished as a center of religious scholarship and pilgrimage, benefiting from the support of several Byzantine emperors. During the Empire of Trebizond, the monaster...

Nestled among the lush hills and valleys of  Northern Thailand, where centuries-old temples stand in harmony with modern city life, lies Chiang Mai. Often called the "Rose of the North," this enchanting city is a haven for travelers seeking a blend of cultural richness, natural beauty, and a welcoming atmosphere. Join us on a journey to explore the charms of Chiang Mai, a destination that captivates the hearts of all who visit. How to Get There: Chiang Mai is easily accessible via Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), which connects to domestic and international flights. From the airport, you can reach the city center by taxi, tuk-tuk, or shuttle. Where to Stay: Chiang Mai offers a wide range of accommodations, from boutique guesthouses in the Old City to modern hotels and tranquil resorts in the surrounding countryside. Choose a location that suits your preferences, whether it's the historic heart of the Old City or the serene outskirts. Activities to Do: There are an ...

Think Bora Bora, and you will immediately imagine an image of a tropical paradise referred to by many as “The Pearl of the Pacific.” It is one of the best islands to travel to. The sky and water in this place are both shades of turquoise while the overwater bungalows' allure is only surpassed by the thriving marine life that twirls beneath them. Come and join us to this enchanted island where every second is a celebration of the natural beauty of life.                                                         Photo by Julius Silver via Pexels How to Get There: To get to Bora Bora Island in French Polynesia from Tahiti, it is necessary to take a short domestic flight. This boat transportation offered by many tourists from the airport leading to their hotels let one have a first glimpse of what lies ahead- turquoise waters. Be aware of entry requiremen...

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, a city known for its outstanding food scene that tempts the senses. Embark off on a fascinating journey through the busy markets and streets, where a wide variety of delicacies are waiting. Kuala Lumpur offers a unique culinary experience, with everything from traditional Malay fare to Chinese, Indian, and international cuisine. Start your trip at Jalan Alor, a busy area lined with outdoor food vendors serving delectable regional specialties. Visit Petaling Street in Chinatown to sample delicious street food and specialties from Chinese cuisine. Learn about Little India's brilliant hues and aromatic spices, where mouthwatering curries and banana leaf rice captivate your senses. Enjoy gourmet meals with sweeping views of the city's skyline or indulge in the sweet flavors of Malaysian street treats. Visit food markets, where fresh ingredients, spices, and regional treats tempt you to try new things. Prepare to immerse yourself in Kuala Lumpur's culina...

Photo by Aron Visuals via Pexels Bali is located in the middle of Indonesia, where emerald rice terraces tumble down green hillsides, old temples utter stories of spirituality, and exquisite beaches beckon you to relax. The harmony of nature, culture, and adventure come together on this island paradise, also known as the "Island of Gods," in perfect balance. Come along with us as we explore Bali's allure, where tropical delights await at every curve. How to Get There The primary entry point to the island is Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), which welcomes international planes from numerous locations. You can quickly find transportation alternatives from the airport, such as taxis, ride-sharing services, and rental cars. Places to stay Bali provides a variety of lodging options, from opulent beachfront resorts in Seminyak to peaceful villas tucked away in the rice terraces of Ubud. Choose a location that appeals to your preferences, whether it is a vibran...