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Things to know before visiting Jordan [Based on my experience]

I had always had a fairytale view of Jordan. In my minds eye, it was a place where history is etched in stone, landscapes defy logic, where Holy waters flow through sacred lands. If you have the same picture in your head, then you’re halfway to understanding Jordan, but in order to get the full picture, there are some things to know before you go.

Nestled in the he...

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A Perfect Day in Lunenburg and Mahone Bay [Itinerary of things to do]

If you only have one day to spare on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, make it count with a visit to Lunenburg and Mahone Bay. These two charming seaside towns are just 15 minutes apart and can easily be explored together in a single day.

Between colourful facades of heritage buildings, bustling waterfronts, historic architecture, quirky attractions, and ...

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A Guided Walking Tour of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia: Step Into UNESCO History

Lunenburg is the oldest town in Canada, and one of the very few UNESCO-listed urban communities in the country (another is Quebec City). This colonial port town on the South Shore of Nova Scotia is a place where history, culture, and storytelling come alive around every corner.

Lunenberg

I wasn’t sure what to ex...

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16 Things to do in Death Valley National Park: Where Extremes Shape the Extraordinary

You’ve probably already heard of Death Valley and it’s extreme accolades – the lowest, hottest, and driest place in North America, the largest national park in the United States, and the film set for Star Wars.

It’s unsurprising that it was used as a backdrop for sci-fi movies, it’s probably the only place on Earth that looks far from Earth-like. It boldly expresses...

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14 Affordable things to do in Monaco: The Jewel of the Mediterranean!

Tucked into the glittering shores of the French Riviera, Monaco is best known for luxury, glamour, and a timeless allure. This tiny principality, less than 2 square kilometers in size, may be small but it’s packed with things to do.

It has an intoxicating blend of Mediterranean charm, opulent architecture, sun-drenched streets, designer boutiques, and the ever-pres...

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