There are so many amazing Unesco World Heritage Sites in Europe that are worth visiting and are cultural treasures in each country. I’ve asked journalists and travel bloggers to share their must visit historic and cultural sites that were...
Located in the tiniest stretch of land between Central and South America, Panama is a diverse country combining Spanish, indigenous and Caribbean people, traditions and cultural influences. You can be right in the heart of modern Panama city, exploring...
20 best things when you visit Salvador de Bahia in Brazil (updated) Visiting Salvador de Bahia in the northeastern region is not typically on the radar of most visitors to Brazil who flock more to Rio, Sao Paulo and the Amazon region. But what this city and...
There has been a city on the site of York for nearly 2,000 years now making it one of 12 cities in England that are so old they pre-date records. So if you haven’t been yet, what’s your excuse!? It’s certainly been there long enough! York is the medieval capital...
Top 20 things to do in Manila (historic sites, cool places and fun things to do) A lot of visitors to the Philippines tend to ignore exploring Manila and just use the city as a transit spot to the tropical islands that draw tourists from around the world. For those...
Chiang Mai is the most popular hub and city to visit in Northern Thailand and why not, there is so many fun and cool things to do in the city and all very affordable. The over 700 year old city was the capital of the ancient Lanna kingdom with a fascinating history...
Hi, I'm Noel, a writer and photographer based in San Francisco and Hawaii. I write about delicious food and wine indulgences, thoughtful luxury, and adventure travel. I share camera tips and techniques while exploring new and unusual places around the world. My site explores culture and history, art and architecture, world heritage sites, exotic locals, along with nature tours and natural landscapes worldwide. Quite a mixed bag of curiosities and quirky interests, just like myself.
