Travel and Leisure

Torres del Paine National Park: Chile’s Patagonia Crown Jewel

Torres del Paine National Park is located in southern Chile's Patagonia region and is one of the country's national protected forest areas. It encompasses over 2,422 square kilometers and is comprised of many rivers, crystal blue lakes, glaciers, and mountains. The historic towns of Punta Ar Read More

The Forest Trees of Yosemite in General

For the use of the ever-increasing number of Yosemite visitors who make extensive excursions into the mountains beyond the Valley, a sketch of the forest trees in general will probably be found useful. The different species are arranged in zones and sections, which brings the forest as a whole withi Read More

Zagreb, Croatia: Things to Do, Getting Around, Nightlife, & More

Written by Seweryn
Year by year Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is becoming more and more popular among tourists. Although many people go directly to the Croatian coast to visit Split or Dubrovnik, Zagreb (which is located in the northwest of the country) has a lot to offer. It is a bustling city with a rich history a Read More

Lake District National Park and Its Beautiful Natural Features

Lake District National Park is spread across the vast majority of England's Lake District, and is the country's most frequented national park. The park is unique in that much of the ecology of the area has been affected by human presence. Lake District National Park contains farmland, commer Read More

Wondrous Juneau, Playful Whales, and the Defiant Inside Passage

Written by Mark Pringle
It was the northernmost journey's end of our Alaska Inside Passage cruise and the 2nd most remarkable destination of the trip: only behind Canada’s Yukon Territory. It was the serene, surprisingly temperate, and nature-filled Juneau Alaska. Juneau is a magnificent panorama of natur Read More

Is Portuguese Food as Good as the Portuguese Think It Is

Written by Mark Pringle
Is Portuguese food as good as the Portuguese people say and think it is? The answer to that question is simple, yes, …and no. Let me explain. After I first moved to Portugal at the beginning of 2017, many of my Portuguese friends would ask me, “How do you like Portugal?” Howeve Read More
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by Travel & Daily Life Staff
Casal de São Simão Portugal
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
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by Swati Bisht
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by Travel & Daily Life Staff
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by Lilit Mkrtchyan
Is Portuguese Food as Good as the Portuguese Think It Is
by Mark Pringle
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by Travel & Daily Life Staff
Uncovering the German Soul of Chinese Qingdao
by Lilit Mkrtchyan
A Brief History of Schönbrunn Palace (House of Habsburgs)
by Mark Pringle
The Forest Trees of Yosemite in General
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
The Mythical, Enchanting, and Verdant Town of Sintra Portugal
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
Shanghai, China: Facts, Travel and Points of Interest
by Kanchana Rao
Foz do Arelho: The Quiet Wonder of the Silver Coast
by Mark Pringle
Siguniang Mountain: a Sacred Place for Tibetans and Paradise for Climbers
by Rayhan Dudayev
Seville, Spain: Facts, Travel, Points of Interest and Food
by Swati Bisht
10 Travel Fears and Phobias: How to Overcome Them
by Collins Obara
My Birthday Tour of Geneva's Attractions and Sparkling Lake
by Lilit Mkrtchyan
The Real Streets of Venice: Queen of the Adriatic
by Mark Pringle


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