Morocco: Desert and Medina Time
There is nothing middling about Morocco; prepare to be dazzled, be it the hospitality, the silence of the Sahara, or the practised pandemonium of the medinas.
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World Travels
From Santiago to the Source
Concluding one’s pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Jerusalem connects you to the source of Christian persuasion and the paths it has spawned.
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Pedalling Through the Pandemic to the Other Side
The pandemic brought everything to a screeching halt for me except my daily date with my bicycle. The quintessence of self-isolation in well-ventilated spaces, pedalling through the pandemic also gave me best seat in the house to Canada’s ocean playground: Nova Scotia.
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Aloft and Agog: Cycling Coastal Roads of Albania and Greece
A fondness for roads that swoop from cove to cove along sun-bleached coastlines, and a yen for the unknown and less travelled. That was the impulse behind my Tirana-Tilos bike trip.
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Copan Ruinas – Macaws and Mayan Ruins
Copan Ruinas – Macaws and Mayan Ruins After a week in the tourist-soaked Bay Islands, we were ready at sunrise
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Jade Seahorses Found on Island of Utila
The Bay Islands off the eastern coast of Honduras offers visitors Caribbean time. If you want it slow, magical, and a little off the grid, then Utila has a place for you. It’s called The Jade Seahorse!
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Monkey La Las on Roatan, Bay Islands
Jungle canopies, beach bars, boat tours and Zen retreats; Roatan in the Bay Islands has it covered!
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The Pamir Highway – A New Camino
Caminos are often pilgrimage routes reserved to those traversing Europe, to sites of sacred relics and religious significance. A long and difficult trip through the Pamir Mountains in Central Asia denotes a pilgrimage on the legendary Silk Road.
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Teaching in Bhutan: Bouncing and Singing Hearts
When educating the minds of our youth, we must not forget to educate their hearts. An e-mail from Lobesa Lower
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