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The Great Shakespeare Museum Confusion: Knowing Less After Visiting

Just as Shakespeare has confounded high school students for generations, it seems the playwright has been doing the same to ...

What is now the city of San Diego started out as Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo’s San Miguel, named when he sailed ...

The tiny village of Chavayan is located on Sabtang Island, part of the Batanes region of the Philippines and permanently ...

Murals depicting Kama Sutra scenes are often full of passion, this week’s FriFotos theme and a very fitting one as ...

Raging motorbikes, breathtaking natural wonders, a thriving art and culture community, the northern region of Vietnam is truly as stunning ...

Located in Surabaya, the House Of Sampoerna is museum and active factory, as well as a popular tourist attraction. In ...

From the moment I first saw this traditional game being played a few days before August 17th, Indonesian Independence Day, ...

Few people are lucky enough in life to get to see this incredible Inca treasure for themselves. Machu Picchu is ...

In my quest to explore the non-touristy side of Indonesia I recently took a day-trip out to Banyusumurup, a small ...

Even in India, a nation that is flooded with cultural symbolism, history and numerous religious practices, Jaipur stands apart from ...

Rishikesh a small town located on the banks of Ganges River is the most sought after destination for white river ...

Recently I had the pleasure of discovering a refreshing new side to Ohio, the hidden gem known as Hocking Hills. ...