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One of my favorite cherry blossom destinations of my life was at Tottori Hanakairo Flower Park. This is the largest flower park in Japan with majestic Mt. Daisen as a backdrop. During the spring, I took a Tottori Hanakairo Flower Park Tour and loved every minute of it. Read on and discover why this is a must-see destination, especially during Saku...


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Palya (Aboriginal greeting) from the Red Centre, the heart from which to explore the Australian Outback. Here, I explored the 2-hour radius of Alice Springs, going to Alice Springs Desert Park, Reptile Gardens, Finke Gorge National Park, and West MacDonnell National Park. I enjoyed my solo travel here and love sharing tips. So read on to learn abo...


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Quito is truly one of the most unique destinations in the world.  It has its fair share of superlatives!  As a city capital, it’s closest in the world to the earth’s equator and the second highest in altitude.  Even more, 7 volcanoes surround Quito on the Avenue of Volcanoes.  Read on to learn about how to enjoy Quito Ecuador s...


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After my 9-day Galapagos adventure with Intrepid Travel, I discovered that San Cristobal is my favorite island on the archipelago. It’s one of the oldest islands in the Galapagos made from fused, extinct volcanoes.  For...


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During my 9-day island-hopping adventure, we stopped for a half-day Floreana Galapagos tour. Floreana is the southernmost of the islands in the archipelago and full of mystery. Even though this quiet little island has only about 150 residents, its history is filled with some drama about death and murders. However, as I learned those stories are long gon...


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