5 UNESCO World Heritage sites near Munich Modern humans have been living in Bavaria for more than 300,000 years. In fact, in 2019 scientists found a 11.6 million-year-old skeleton of a now-extinct genus of great ape 80 kilometers west of Munich. It was able to walk on...
Monte Alban Mysterious Ruins of Oaxaca Guest post with Cultures Traveled The Pyramids of Monte Alban have been mysterious for generations. Highly visible on top a man-made plateau, this archeological site near Oaxaca City was continuously inhabited for more than 13...
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...
When you visit any Asian country, you’ll be amazed by all the stunning temples, historic cities, landmarks and natural landscapes that have been designated as Unesco World Heritage sites that are worth visiting. Each country offers spectacular...
Once the historic capital of Brazil during the early Portuguese colonial settlement, Pelourinho in Salvador de Bahia is filled with amazing architecture, historic churches and buildings to this well restored Unesco World Heritage site. This is definitely worth taking...
Must-see Vigan tourist spots, Ilocos Sur (updated 2021) Vigan city in Ilocos Sur, located in the northwest region of Luzon in the Philippines is a beautiful Spanish colonial city. The city takes pride in its colonial past while mixing in some quirky, new and...
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.
