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Honoring Gaelic on this St. Patty’s Day

By Donall O Healai on March 17, 2018 in Belfast, Dublin, Europe, Featured, Ireland, Photos

There are many things that are synonymous with Saint Patrick’s Day, the color green, shamrocks, parades, pints of Guinness but one thing that is rarely alluded to is Gaelic and its history, the language that...

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Tibet’s Awe-Inspiring & Mystical Potala Palace

By Marcello Arrambide on March 3, 2018 in Asia, Featured, Photos, Tibet

For those of you who love magical architecture, be sure to add The Potala Palace in Tibet to your bucket list. The Potala Palace is the former home of the present and 14th Dalai Lama.The...

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Cambodia: Phnom Penh & the Killing Fields

By Lainie Liberti on February 22, 2018 in Asia, Cambodia, Photos

While in Phnom Penh Cambodia, I made sure to visit the Killing Fields, to learn about the tragedies, the history and how it has shaped the culture and people's views of the world.One evening on my...

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Segesta & the Ancient Greco-Roman Ruins of Sicily

By Carol Rolnick on February 17, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Photos, Sicily

I love ancient ruins and the Greco-Roman Ruins of Sicily and the temples in Segesta are remarkable and worth seeing. Built about 410 B.C., the Greek Doric temple in Segesta located in northwestern Sicily is believed to...

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Valletta Malta & the Country’s Historical Past

By Carol Rolnick on February 6, 2018 in Europe, Malta, Photos

Valletta, capital of Malta. Historical Fort St. Elmo is to the left, while domes and steeples pierce the skyline.The poor were consigned to a lower hall, actually much prettier in my opinion, although the poor...

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Museum of Country Life in County Mayo, Ireland

By Joel Simpson on February 2, 2018 in Europe, Ireland, Photos

This past July, I had spent two nights enjoying the warm hospitality of my friends Judy and Jimmy on their off-the-grid organic farm paradise (no running water or electricity; a river runs through it) in...

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Your Late Autumn Guide to Japan

By Adam Groffman on December 10, 2017 in Asia, Japan, Photos

Japan is as magical in the Autumn as it is in the Spring, so here's an Autumn Guide to Japan -- what to see and do during this beautiful time of year. While many know...

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Your Quick Macau Travel Guide

By Robert Schrader on December 4, 2017 in Asia, China, Featured, Hong Kong, Macau, Photos

I knew Macau was going to be a good time from the moment I arrived, so it was fairly easy to whip together this Macau Travel Guide to help you on what to do and...

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Honoring Gaelic on this St. Patty’s Day

Tibet’s Awe-Inspiring & Mystical Potala Palace

Cambodia: Phnom Penh & the Killing Fields

Segesta & the Ancient Greco-Roman Ruins of Sicily

Valletta Malta & the Country’s Historical Past

Museum of Country Life in County Mayo, Ireland

Your Late Autumn Guide to Japan

Your Quick Macau Travel Guide

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