Nestled high in the Andean hills above Cusco lies a network of ancient sanctuaries. Temples carved into stone, ceremonial caves, and sacred spaces that still echo with the energy of…
Tucked in the hills between Çamlıbel (Myrtou) and Güzelyurt in Northern Cyprus lies one of the island’s most mysterious and eccentric landmarks: The Blue House, or Mavi Köşk. This striking…
In 2011, I had the opportunity to visit the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, a site permanently etched in history due to the catastrophic nuclear disaster that occurred there in 1986.…
The National Chernobyl Museum in Kyiv offers an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits that delve into the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the event's…
Gökçeada, formerly known as Imbros, is the largest island in Turkey, located in the northern Aegean Sea. Known for its stunning landscapes, traditional villages, and rich historical heritage, the island…
Updated map of BTS (Bulgarian Touristic Society) with their 100 popular touristic sites of Bulgaria. Actually 251 touristic sites to visit in 2025. You can purchase the official paper book…
In the 1970s and 1980s, the Luna Park in Sofia’s Western Park was a beloved part of the city's culture and social life. It offered a variety of attractions and…
Japan is a country where ancient traditions coexist with cutting-edge modernity, creating a unique and captivating travel experience. Over three weeks, I explored this fascinating nation using the JR Pass,…
Nestled on the southwestern coast of Cyprus, the ancient city-state of Kourion stands as a testament to the island's rich historical tapestry. Perched on a cliff overlooking the sapphire expanse…
The 72nd anniversary of the Portuguese Air Force, commemorated on July 1st, was a grand event this year, spanning nine days of celebrations in the picturesque municipality of Portimão. This…
In the heart of the Peruvian Amazonia, a profound and transformative journey awaited me. Guided by Marco, a local indigenous man with deep roots in the traditions and knowledge of…
Puno, the folkloric capital of Peru, celebrates the Festival of the Virgin of Candelaria in February with a blend of Catholic and indigenous customs against the stunning backdrop of Lake Titicaca. Recognized by UNESCO, this third-largest South American festival features parades, music, dance, and a theatrical "Diablada." Visitors should book early, dress warmly, and stay vigilant for pickpockets and local intoxication during this vibrant cultural event.