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Long Term Traveling – Realities That Will Blow Your Mind!

By Ahsan Ali Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

When we talk about long term traveling, it doesn’t mean a two or three-week vacation or a magical journey with no worries or side effects. It’s a complex lifestyle that doesn’t suit everyone. It’s more like a sacrifice, away from family, friends, and your loved ones.

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Kashmir is Heaven on Earth

By Hira Khan Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

Kashmir nowadays is a hot topic and very much in the news. However, my reason for writing this article about Kashmir is quite different. I want to tell the world about the beauty of Kashmir, which it truly deserves. People call it heaven on earth. When I recently visited Kashmir and went exploring, I started believing it to be a true wonder.

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An Ex-Pat’s Story: Finding Myself in Nepal

By Ama Summers Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

It was on the way to Kathmandu on the tourist bus that I realized I had actually come to the end of my travels. When I looked out the window that December morning and saw the Himalayas on the way to Kathmandu, tears weld up in my eyes. I knew I was home.

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Why Millennials Prefer Authentic Travel Experiences

By Aafia Khalid Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

We treat millennial’s as if they come from another galaxy. No doubt that this special generation travels more than any other generation in the past. The experience of technology has made it easy for them to book tours and trips right on the smartphone in their pocket.

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Discover China: Everything You’ll Need to Make Your Trip a Success

By Kate Bregovic Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

China is a land full of mystery and unique charm. Be mindful of the “unique” as anyone traveling to China is in for quite a culture shock. You’ll need to prepare for the realities of life in this beautiful exotic country to ensure that your trip is full of joy and happy memories.

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Your Guide to the Gai Jatra Festival in Nepal

By Ama Summers Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

Each year the Newar communities all over the country celebrate death. ‘Death,’ you say??? Yes, death. As the story goes, centuries ago the Malla king, Pratap Malla, and his queen lost their only son to death.

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My Visit to Punjab, India for 2-Days

By Hira Khan Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

I listened a lot about Punjab, India because in my neighborhood there is a Punjabi family I am friends with. I also have a lot of Indian friends who are always waiting for the holidays to go back to their homeland. Why are they so enthusiastic about their land? This question led me to travel to Punjab to explore the land of colors, love and a lot of interesting traditions you will be part of and won’t ever forget those moments!

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My Travel Journey to Oman

By Ahsan Munawar Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

I have been thinking of traveling to a different place than my home country. After researching locations I decided to travel to Oman.

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5 Travel Misconceptions About Pakistan

By Muhammad Antiq Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

If you go on to the US State Department website, Pakistan has been ranked on level 3 on the list of High Risk Travel destinations. Coming directly from a local who has traveled the length and width of the country, here are some of the travel misconceptions about Pakistan.

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Things You Do Not Know About Morocco!

By Maria Bella Posted  in Peoples & Cultures

Morocco is a first cousin to the French as nearly 2 million spend their holidays there every year. But there is a lot to this enchanted country, we still have a few things to discover. Read on to learn about the unusual, funny and simply unknown facts about Morocco.

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