Formerly known as Burma, Myanmar is a largely Buddhist nation in Southeast Asia that boasts magnificent temples, pagodas, ancient ruins, prehistoric forests, and traditional villages. Although traveling to Myanmar is not recommended due to political turmoil following a coup d’état in 2021, Myanmar has enormous potential as a future tourist…

Bali lures tourists from all over the world. The island’s incredible scenery, however, sometimes blinds tourists to the fact that it is much more than just a tropical paradise. …

An archipelago of around 40 islands and islets, Lakshadweep lies approximately 300 kilometers off the Indian state of Kerala in the Arabian Sea. India’s smallest union territory, Lakshadweep is as scenic as it is isolated: only 10 of its islands are populated, mostly by families who earn their living by…

Home to more than 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the nation of Turkey has significant historic and cultural depth, attracting millions of tourists annually. In this article, we look at six of the greatest historical attractions the country has to offer. 1. Aphrodisias Added to the UNESCO list in 2017…

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Home to more than 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the nation of Turkey has significant historic and cultural depth, attracting millions of tourists annually. In this article, we look at six of the greatest historical attractions the country has to offer. 1. Aphrodisias Added to the UNESCO list in 2017…

Whether you are trying to improve your fitness through home gym sessions or taking the latest HIIT class, if you are frustrated with your lack of progress in your fitness regimen, it may be that poor lifestyle choices are holding you back. It seems instinctive that lifting weights, cycling…

A marathon is a feat of endurance, physically and psychologically pushing entrants to the brink. Nevertheless, pounding ordinary places like local streets and parks can get boring after a while. …

Situated directly on the equator between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, the nation of Indonesia comprises more than 18,000 islands. Borneo, Sumatra, and Java, Indonesia’s most well-known islands, are quite large. However, the nation’s smaller islands are also well worth a visit. …