Category: Travel

The Unique Charm of Bat Trang Pottery Village

Located on the outskirts of Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, lies a picturesque village known for its centuries-old craft of pottery making. This village is none other than Bat Trang Pottery Village, a place that has preserved the art of ceramics and nurtured it for generations. In this article, we delve into the unique …

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From Red Rocks to Heavenly Heights: The Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, Arizona

Nestled amidst the awe-inspiring red rock formations of Sedona, Arizona, lies a divine architectural marvel that has captured the hearts and souls of visitors for over six decades. The Chapel of the Holy Cross stands as a testament to sheer human ingenuity and spiritual devotion, reaching towards the heavenly heights with its striking design and …

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A Desert Oasis: Discover the Best Things to Do in Palm Springs

Nestled in the heart of the Californian desert, Palm Springs is a paradise oasis that has become a favorite destination for travelers seeking relaxation, adventure, and luxury. With its stunning natural scenery, year-round sunshine, and vibrant culture, Palm Springs is the perfect getaway for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. …

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Majestic Mountains Along Route 66: A Guide to the Best Hiking Trails and Scenic Views

Route 66 and its mountainous landscapes Route 66, also known as the “Main Street of America” or the “Mother Road,” has long captivated the hearts of travelers and adventurers alike. Spanning over 2,400 miles from Chicago, Illinois, to Santa Monica, California, this iconic highway has been the backdrop for countless road trips, stories, and memories. …

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Savoring the Magic: A Comprehensive Review of the Best Disneyland Restaurants and Must-Try Dishes

Welcome, fellow foodie adventurers! Join me as I embark on a mouth-watering journey through the Happiest Place on Earth, exploring the best Disneyland restaurants and must-try dishes. As a self-proclaimed Disney fanatic and food lover, I’ve spent countless hours researching, sampling, and savoring the culinary delights that Disneyland has to offer. From fine dining experiences …

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The Photographic Travels of Roloff Beny

Often referred to as “a poetic photographer,” Roloff Beny was a passionate world traveler, and spent much of his life traveling and photographing the places and people he met there. The Canadian travel photographer and painter was born on this day January 7, 1924 in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. Beny was an international photographer, but …

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Disneyland Hotel Reopens July 2 with Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar

Disneyland fans take heart, the Disneyland Resort is opening in phases and the Disneyland Hotel will soon be reopened with fantastic renovations, including corridor flooring featuring new patterns inspired by the art of Mary Blair, who was the Small World artist and concept artist for several Disney animations including Peter Pan and Cinderella. During the …

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Wonders, Soda Fountains, Hot Springs, and Kitsch on Route 66

Some of the best places to see on the long Rt. 66 stretch between Tulsa and Los Angeles This summer my daughter, her boyfriend, and I took our longest Route 66 road trip yet: from Tulsa, Oklahoma to Los Angeles, California, tracing the route that many Oklahomans took in the ’30’s, as fictionalized in The …

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Discovering Route 66: From Tulsa to Arcadia

Last weekend my family and I took a day to explore Route 66 along Tulsa to Arcadia. Our first stop was for lunch and a little sightseeing in Stroud, Oklahoma. There were a few places that we found interesting, but finally decided on lunch at the Rock Café, a well known historic Route 66 landmark …

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Discovering Route 66: Tulsa’s Mother Road Market

I always say that there are two things that I like best about living in Tulsa: the friendly people and the architecture, and the former proved to be true once more when my family and I took a walk through the Mother Road Market this weekend and were greeted by the friendliest of vendors! When …

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