In my opinion, Penang wins hands-down anytime over Kuala Lumpur and this beautiful island is full of interesting things to do. I simply love it there: the food,...
Ghent street art is one of the best things about the city. Don't get me wrong, this old Belgian city is a multifaceted travel destination. It is filled with her...
Dahab street art represents local life. An easy-going Red Sea coast town, Dahab is known for diving, Bedouin locals, laidback nature, and chilled-out vibes. Hen...
'Oh let the sun beat down upon my face, stars to fill my dream; to sit with elders of the gentle race, this world has seldom seen.' - Page & Plant, '73. The...
The Bavarian town of Füssen is as charming as it gets. It lies at the foot of the Alps and is the southern point of Germany's famous Romantic Road. Since the ne...
Bavarian dishes are meant for giants, peasants, and the mountain hale and hearty people. These dishes are monster trucks of fat, carbs, and proteins. Meat, dair...
The story of Wieskirche is one of faith. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was created by the legendary artist-brothers Dominikus and Johann Baptist Zimmermann. ...
Breitenberg happened on our first day in Allgäu. It was a mild winter day with clear blue skies and sunshine. It was not cold enough for snow and the Bavarian c...
We kept the Luxor Temple for the last day. It was like saving the best for the last. We left our hotel morning early to avoid the mid-day sun and stayed there u...
The Ramesseum is the mortuary temple of Ramses II. As the last great pharaoh of Egypt, Ramesses II spent 20 years of his 67-year reign in building the Ramesseum...
