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Crete is the largest and most diverse of the Greek islands. It has something of interest for everyone: history and culture galore, beaches aplenty, soaring mountains, canyons, historic towns and interesting archeological sites. With so much to see and do in Crete, you’ll need a well planned itinerary if you want to explore the island …

The post Crete Itinerary: How to Visit the Island in 10 Days appeared first on Travel Notes & Beyond.

Kyoto is a city that breathes history and culture, and our visit there was a memorable one. My daughter, Chhavi, was especially excited about one thing—watching a Maiko dance. Maikos are apprentice geishas, known for their grace, elaborate kimonos, and traditional dance performances. The Struggle to Find Tickets As soon as we arrived in Kyoto,…

The post A Magical Evening in Kyoto: Watching a Maiko Dance and a Memorable Dinner first appeared on Travel Tales from India and Abroad.

I’m not sure why, but there is this perception out there that anyone who travels long-term and isn’t interested in settling down or getting a conventional job must be running away from something. In this post, I explain what I’m running away from…

The post Everyone Says I’m Running Away appeared first on Nomadic Matt’s Travel Site.

Cousin was visiting us. After he helped us finish something we were looking what to do on Sunday. I saw that Jakov Fak is having last race in Slovenia. I suggested going to Pokljuka…

Do you crave adventure and natural wonders? Look no further than Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Located in southeastern New Mexico

The post One-Day Guide to Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico appeared first on Her Life Adventures Her Life Adventures.

From the Andes to the Amazon rainforest to the endless coast, Peru is a wonderland for adventurers. And there are some pretty cool ruins, too.