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10 Places in Montevideo That Make You Feel Like You’re in Europe

By Claudia Looi 1 Comment

14 Apr

If you have just a short visit to Montevideo, you must check off at least five of these places listed below. Montevideo is the capital and the largest city in Uruguay. It has well established public buses, and the roads are well maintained. The city’s Ciudad Vieja (Old Town) has a high ... Read More about 10 Places in Montevideo That Make You Feel Like You’re in Europe

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8 Things To Do In Valparaiso That Are Probably Going To Make You More Fit

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11 Mar

In Valparaiso, feeling out of breath is inevitable. Even if you're being chauffeured from door to door, you'll be breathless sitting in a vehicle that had to grind its way up a 30 percent slope to get to your apartment. The thought of the taxi losing control and rolling down the steep road was ... Read More about 8 Things To Do In Valparaiso That Are Probably Going To Make You More Fit

Filed Under: Chile, South America Tagged With: Chile, South America, travel writing, Valparaiso

Go West to Salta, The Argentinian Northwest

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23 Feb

The road to Salta Late on a Saturday afternoon in July, we arrived in Salta. This was after over 10 hours heading northwards, passing vast farmlands for the first quarter of the journey, followed by desert-like barren plains with sparsely distributed thorny scrubs. The open roads did not have any ... Read More about Go West to Salta, The Argentinian Northwest

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What You Should Know About Recoleta and San Telmo Before Going to Buenos Aires

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14 Jan

Where you stay matters when visiting Buenos Aires. Your perception of the place will depend on your accommodation. When I walked out of the BuqueBus ferry station, my driver had a cardboard sign with my name written on it. He swept us off from the crowd in the tinted, air-conditioned 7-seater van ... Read More about What You Should Know About Recoleta and San Telmo Before Going to Buenos Aires

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53 Places to Eat in New York City

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7 Jan

In New York City, there’s always something different to do and eat in every street corner. With over 170 languages spoken by over eight million people, New York City’s diversity gives choices when dining out in the city's 24,600 restaurants. Not only will you find ethnic variety, but you'll also get ... Read More about 53 Places to Eat in New York City

Filed Under: Travel Tips Tagged With: food, new york city

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Most visitors only spend a few hours in San Marino Most visitors only spend a few hours in San Marino. I decided to stay overnight, and it completely changed the experience.

As the day-trippers left, the streets fell silent. The medieval castle took on a different charm in the warm evening light, the sunset over the surrounding countryside was unforgettable, and dinner was a delicious plate of fresh truffle pasta.

If you’re planning a trip through Italy, don’t just make San Marino a quick stop. Spend the night. You’ll experience a peaceful side of one of the world’s smallest countries that many visitors never get to see.

Would you stay overnight in San Marino?

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I couldn’t believe it when our guide showed us thi I couldn’t believe it when our guide showed us this tiny rainforest seed in Kinabalu Park. After a few tries with the lighter, it finally caught fire and burned like a candle thanks to its natural oils.

Nature never stops surprising me. Have you ever seen a seed that can do this?

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During our walking tour of Baku, we unexpectedly s During our walking tour of Baku, we unexpectedly stumbled upon a rehearsal of traditional Azerbaijani male dancers. Dressed in their striking chokha costumes and papakha hats, they practiced powerful, warrior-like movements rooted in centuries of Caucasian tradition.

It wasn’t a staged performance for tourists, just a beautiful, authentic glimpse into Azerbaijan’s living culture. These spontaneous moments are often the ones I remember most from my travels.

📍Baku, Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

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You haven’t truly experienced Malaysia until you’v You haven’t truly experienced Malaysia until you’ve had a glass of Teh Tarik. 🇲🇾

Known as “pulled tea,” this beloved Malaysian drink is made with strong black tea and sweetened condensed milk, then skillfully poured back and forth to create a smooth, creamy texture and its famous frothy top.

From mamak stalls to family gatherings, Teh Tarik is more than a drink, it’s a taste of Malaysia’s warmth, culture, and everyday life.

Have you tried Teh Tarik before, or would this be on your Malaysia food list? 👇🇲🇾

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