Traveling to Jordan? Camping with Bedouins in Wadi Rum is a MUST! Also known as “The Valley of the Moon”, Wadi Rum is one of the world’s most magical Desert Landscapes, a valley naturally cut into sandstone and granite rock. Whether you’re looking for a one or few night stay, for the budget traveler or the luxury, […]
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My Travel article as published in ARE Magazine, Spring Edition 2016 – Mystical India.
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“The Family Tree bends, but it does not break.” -Sierra Leone Proverb Sierra Leone suffered a devastating 11 year Civil War in 1991-2002. Between 50,000-300,000 people have been killed, many people became handicap, 2.5 million people displaced from their homes, and not to mention the emotional scars left on the people for life. And all this
Denmark is continuously leads the world in the finest accomplishments. The country is recognized as having “The Happiest People in the World,” the most Michelin rated restaurants (including the best restaurant in the world, Noma). So it comes as no surprise that they also have one of the finest luxury hotels in the world, Hotel
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My Travel article as published in ARE Magazine, Winter Edition – Bali, Indonesia.
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Los Angeles is a beautiful place to live in, especially for those that enjoy a Healthy Lifestyle. It seems you can find virtually everything you need from good hikes, good food, the best Yoga, Pilates, Barre, Gyms, Crossfit studios that one would ever seek. But one important aspect that LA lacks, is the lack of outdoor
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The Gang Rape & Murder of Jyoti Singh, a 23 year old medical student in New Delhi, has been made into a documentary featured on PBS “India’s Daughter“. This documentary has been banned in India, as the government fears it will prompt “unrest” of rape culture in India. I have been asking for years, why
I made my first visit to Burma (aka Myanmar) in the summer of 2009, on a 1 month backpacking trip through Southeast Asia. That was 3 years before the country had opened to the world as it was under 60 years of Military (basically Dictator) Rule. Sanctions were lifted in 2012 with Foreign Investments, Trade,
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Celebrating Victory in Myanmar this week!! Aung San Suu Kyi’s party wins the election! “I am not free until my people are.” -Pro-Democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi Aung San was the former leader of Myanmar in the 1940s who lead Burma to the independence from the British but was assassinated just 6 months before
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My Travel Column as published quarterly in ARE Magazine:: “East Meets West” 2015 Fall Edition – Travel Sri Lanka.
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