The windy winding road led us to the beautiful Marsaxlokk, a Maltese village known for its picturesque bay filled with blue and yellow boats and its popular Sunday Fish Market.…
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Staying in Moroccan Riads was the most rewarding hotel experience I ever had. These traditional Moroccan houses offer the warmest atmosphere a traveler can hope for in a hotel, not to mention…
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Thailand is perceived as one of the cheapest South Asian destination, and it stands as a favorite among travelers. Since we keep detailed reports of all our travel expenses (for the past…
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Samir welcomed us with the sweetest mint tea I ever tasted, well garnished with plumpy leaves, sat down with us, and began his story about the great Moroccan city of Fez. The Riad…
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Rabat is the most authentic, raw, unfiltered experience one can have in Morocco, but it’s what I wanted to see: the beautiful, the ugly, and the outrageous. Sure, we choose our frames…
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With beautiful beaches, amazing wildlife encounters, island hopping opportunities, and two marvelous caves, Railay Beach is a paradise for adventure seekers, climbers and beach lovers. There’s a raw beauty about this place…
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Chiang Rai might not be on a traveler’s radar, but it should be on any art lover’s bucket list of things to see in Thailand. This city is a rather new center…
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Making a list of Instagram spots in Lisbon and around has been on my mind for a while now, but I’ve kept postponing it due to the many other beautiful destinations that…
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Food Trips, JourneysFood Tour in Morocco: Tested Restaurants & Traditional Moroccan Dishes (Part II)
Food Tour in Morocco Moroccan food culture is amazing and it has so many influences that it deserves a bit more attention on this blog. In this second part of my food…
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Natural, flavored, bathed in cumin, and mostly sweet, Moroccan Cuisine piques a foodie’s interest like few countries are able to. Morocco is such a wonderful food destination because it’s blending some delightful…
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I’ve been dreaming of visiting Chefchaouen for a few years, ever since I saw the town’s amazing streets in “Only Lovers Left Alive” (a festival type of movie). This was before Chefchaouen,…
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Warsaw might not be everyone’s cup of tea because of its painful past, but it’s a fascinating city to visit from socio-cultural and architectural perspectives. And yet, that’s not what I’m going…