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On Indian Food and Culture, From Masala Vada & Spices to Chai

By Jessica Festa on February 18, 2015 in Asia, Featured, India, Photos

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Being an expat Indian, my husband and I are on the one hand, thankful for the experiences and adventures our son gets to have at such a young age. On the other hand, we sometimes...

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Ingapirca, the Largest Known Inca Ruins in Ecuador

By Lainie Liberti on February 16, 2015 in Ecuador, Featured, Photos, South America

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  I love archaeology so when we had the opportunity to visit Ingapirca, the largest know Inca ruins in Ecuador, we did. Ingapirca are the largest known Inca ruins in Ecuador. The word Ingapirca actually means “The...

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Exploring the Best of Buddhist Temples in Penang Malaysia

By Carol Rolnick on February 13, 2015 in Asia, Malaysia, Photos

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One of the most fascinating aspects of Southeast Asia travel is to experience the dazzling weave of ethnic groups, languages, religions and customs, all blended yet distinct. Penang Island, strategically poised at the head of the...

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The Very Wet But Very Beautiful Connemara Island

By Sherry Ott on February 11, 2015 in Europe, Featured, Ireland, Photos

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Amanda adjusted the bike seat and explained the gears on the electric bike. As I got ready to peddle off out of Clifden, she looked ahead at the dark clouds and asked, “Do you have...

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Tasting the Best of Local in Temecula California

By Jessica Festa on February 10, 2015 in California, North America, Photos, USA

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It seems you can’t travel anywhere nowadays without seeing McDonald’s, Subway and Chick-fil-A. Recently, I was invited to a wedding in a place known not only for its homegrown wines and beers, but an Old...

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Ireland's Absolutely Stunning Cliffs of Moher

By Sherry Ott on February 9, 2015 in Europe, Featured, Ireland, Photos

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Truth be told, I really hate crowds sites. This makes being a ‘professional traveler’ a bit difficult at times. When my Ireland itinerary took me to the uber touristed Cliffs of Moher in County Clare,...

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My More Than Cultural Relationship With Pittsburgh

By Jessica Festa on February 8, 2015 in Featured, North America, Pennsylvania, Photos, Pittsburgh, USA

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Oh, Pittsburgh,  our relationship has been rocky – for years we tried to connect, always just out of reach, until I decided enough was enough, and waltzed straight into your arms. We’ve been going steady...

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Vachhowali, A Narrow Lane in Lahore

By Shiraz Hassan on February 3, 2015 in Asia, Lahore, Pakistan, Photos

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  To be fair, it was not the first time when my hands shook while clicking a photograph. I was roaming around in the walled city of Lahore with Sohail Abid, the dark and narrow lanes, the...

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