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The Ruta de las Flores, or Flower Route, is one of El Salvador’s most picturesque road trips, weaving together a series of richly coloured colonial villages set within a lush highland coffee-growing region, framed by a dramatic volcanic backdrop. Stretching just 35 km (21 miles), it’s easy to assume this is a short drive to ...


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Approaching the coastal town of El Tunco in El Salvador felt all too familiar. Although it was my first time visiting this country, something about the landscape made me feel like I had been here before. It took just a few minutes to realise that I was being reminded of my road trip through California ...


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Like most travellers visiting Nicaragua, the colonial city of Granada was high on my list. I was drawn to the striking architecture and cobblestoned streets lined with cosy cafes and eclectic bars, yet there was a side to Granada that I had no idea existed until I arrived. What I hadn’t expected was that just ...


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I’ve called Penang my temporary home three times now, spending nearly six months total between George Town’s cuisine and heritage and the island’s rainforest trails and beaches. While George Town is the perfect urban hub, the beauty of Penang island is that you have so many varied experiences just a short distance away. From spotting ...


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When I first stepped onto the streets of George Town 15 years ago, I had no idea I’d still be coming back today. After spending nearly half a year here in total, the city has stopped feeling like a stopover and started feeling like home. In this in-depth guide, I’ll share about George Town not ...


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