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Daluyon Beach and Mountain Resort is an incredible hotel located on the edge of a thick jungle wilderness area of Palawan, Philippines, also known as “the last frontier of the Philippines”. It is the prime jump-off point to visit the popular and renowned Puerto Princesa Subterranean River, which is one of the largest, most amazing rivers of its kind in the world and has been named one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
Located a mere 35km south of Barcelona is the picture-perfect town of Sitges, Spain. It has a very classy feel to it and has been a popular playground for the wealthy since the early 1900s and it’s because of this popularity that it also has some of the most expensive real estate in Europe.
Tarragona, Spain is the perfect destination for history fanatics such as myself and really for anybody looking to find beautiful sights around every corner. Tarragona’s history goes so far back that the actual founding date is still unknown, though there is a theory that the city goes back to at least 2407 BC to the times of an Ethiopian pharoah named Tearcon, who ruled over parts of Spain.
Pannzian Beach Resort is situated in a remote area of the Philippines in the northernmost reaches of Luzon island in the beautiful province of Ilocos Norte. Though close to the fairly popular, but busy beach resort area of Pagudpud, Pannzian remains a world away from that and offers up a much-needed dose of peace and solitude for the weary travel beaten backpacker. It provides very affordable and clean rooms, with a laid back ambiance.
British Columbia, Canada is an incredible province and has a lot of attractions for visitors who are lucky enough to come to this great land.
Old Town Alcudia is a well preserved medieval town located on the incredibly gorgeous island of Mallorca, Spain, that was built in the 13th-14th centuries. The name Alcudia points even further towards the past to the islands Arabic history, you see in 905AD the island of Mallorca came under Muslim rule and their reign lasted till 1229AD, until King James I, of Aragon captured the island for the crown and immediately started with the construction of Alcudia.
London, England is a place with an incredibly rich and diverse history going back as far as, well… before history. Structures found in the River Thames push the dates of occupation in the area back to 4,800 BC, but it wasn’t until the Romans came that it earned its status in history and they named it Londinium, coincidence, I think not.
The Okanagan Valley is a popular and relatively well-known tourist destination throughout Canada and is making its claims to fame on the international level as well. With its many photogenic qualities and world-class wineries, it’s no surprise why people flock here in droves during the summer months. The Okanagan has over 50 lakes for public usage and enjoyment
Saguaro Cactus, red spires of rock and endless expanses of the desert is probably what first comes to mind when you think of Arizona, and believe me there is definitely all of that. Phoenix, on the other hand, is a large bustling metropolis and is, in fact, the 4th biggest city in the U.S., but don’t let the size of this giant scare you off
There are two words that perfectly describe Cuba and those are friendly and safe. Not only that, but Cuba is incredibly beautiful and definitely very unique to the rest of the world. A place seemingly stuck suspended in time, but with a culturally liberal feel. It is a multicultural, but a tension-less place with people who seem to blend together as well as the glorious cafe con leche(Cuban coffee), that you will be sure to fall in love with on your journeys in Cuba.
Being the most populous city in the province of British Columbia, Canada, Vancouver boasts a whole host of activities, especially during the summer months. Having a metro population of roughly 2.4 million and being one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world, makes Vancouver a very interesting cultural melting-pot. Foods from every part of the world can be found here and foodies can go on wild adventures with their taste buds.
The Philippines is an incredibly diverse country, both in landscapes and culture. It is a beautiful tropical island paradise with over 7,700 islands to explore. Many different languages and ethnicities, but one overall friendly experience is how you could describe this incredible country. White sand beaches and amazing resorts are just the start. Here is our list of “Top Philippines Travel Destinations”.
The Okanagan Valley, British Columbia is a truly unique place when it comes to Canada. It is a produce growing paradise, where travelers from near and far can come and try the many different varieties of fruits and vegetables, offered during the summer months. The population of this valley swells in the warm season due to the vast numbers of lakes and endless amounts of sun. Possessing a semi-arid valley floor surrounded by alpine mountains, the Okanagan has a climate for everybody.
Ilocos Norte is a picturesque province located in the northernmost part of the Philippines known for its unspoiled beaches, breathtaking natural landscapes, and well-preserved historical sites. This province boasts a unique culture and rich heritage evident in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. Explore the stunning Paoay Church, stroll through the iconic cobblestone streets of Vigan in Ilocos Sur, discover the mystical Sinking Bell Tower, and bask in the beauty of the serene Bangui Windmills. With its perfect balance of rich history and modernity, Ilocos Norte is the ultimate travel destination for adventurers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Due to proximity, convenience, and beauty, one of our favorite places to travel remains California. Comfortable year-round temperatures throughout much of the state make this a busy tourism hub.
Los Cabos is an amazing and unique desert region in Mexico, located on the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula. It encompasses the two cities of San Jose Del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas.
Palawan is the largest province in the Philippines and encompasses a total of 1780 islands. It has a bustling capital city called Puerto Princesa, which houses a population of around 255,000 people of the islands total 850,000. Palawan has been inhabited for at least 50,000 years, proven by the remains of the Tabon Man found on the island.
