Travel and Leisure

Portugal's Junta de Freguesia de Dornes

Bordered by the beautiful Zêzere river, Junta de Freguesia de Dornes is home to a traditional Greek-style village that is home to approximately 700 people, giving it that Portuguese small-town charm. One of the peninsula's most famous attributes is its gorgeous beach, if one is brave enoug Read More

Stockholm Facts, Travel and Points of Interest

Written by Briam Kibet
Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden. Also known as Venice of the north due to the presence of eye-catching buildings, inviting parks and plentiful museums. It contains an area measuring approximately 189 square kilometers with a national population of up to 9.9 million inhabitants. The name Stoc Read More

Budapest Hungary: When Reality Exceeds Your Expectations

Written by Lilit Mkrtchyan
It was a pleasant day of Spring: one of those days that are fondling your aura with positivity vibes and filling your soul with joy and romance. I was on a plane flying to Budapest, the capital of Hungary. It was my first stop in the multi-city and multi-country journey. While Budapest had been Read More

5 Memorable Travel Experiences in Japan

For a relatively small country, Japan holds its own against its neighbors. Packing a lot into its 142,000 square miles, you will find the perfect blend of history, nature, and culture. Are you planning a trip to Japan? Here are five memorable travel experiences you will find there: 1. Mount Fu Read More

Portugal's Coastline: A Photographic Journey

Written by Mark Pringle
Portugal is a beautiful country with beautiful people and a long, rich history. Suffice to say; many things make Portugal a special place; from rolling hills in interior Portugal with their quilted landscapes of vineyards and olive trees to beautiful sandy beaches to majestic and imposing Monasterie Read More

Solo Female Travel: How Does A Single Woman Travel Alone

Written by Lilit Mkrtchyan
How does one become a solo traveler? Is it a personal choice or is it because of those unexpected circumstances or maybe a voice from within saying “Pick up your suitcase, polish your wings and fly away”? Which countries feel more comfy and safe for solo women travelers? These and Read More
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by Lilit Mkrtchyan
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by saptami
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by Travel & Daily Life Staff
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by Travel & Daily Life Staff
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by Swati Bisht
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by Mark Pringle
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by Kanchana Rao
Luxembourg to Paris: A Winter Adventure and Road Tour
by Lilit Mkrtchyan
The Portuguese Early Gothic Style of the AlcobaƧa Monastery
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
5 Memorable Travel Experiences in Japan
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
Budapest Facts, Travel and Points of Interest
by Kanchana Rao
My Quick Trip to Dubai: A Two-Day Itinerary
by saptami
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by Swati Bisht
Tips and Tricks to Learning European Portuguese
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
Our Wonderful Anniversary Cruise Along the Beautiful Danube River
by Mark Pringle
Glacier National Park
by Travel & Daily Life Staff
A Taste of Aristocracy in Vienna, Austria
by Lilit Mkrtchyan


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