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Cruising the South Pacific: Hawaii and Port Moresby – If you’ve never been to the islands in the South Pacific, no words can truly depict the paradise that awaits. From tiny coral islands in French Polynesia to the flourishing rainforests in Fiji, you’ll soon understand why this is such a majestic region. Many of these …
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The Steward monarchy of Scotland called Falkland Palace their retreat. It was close enough to Edinburgh, yet far enough away that they had some respite from their ruling lives. It was here that Scotland’s royals could go hunting, seeking hawks, and practice their archery skills. In fact, the tennis courts at Falkland, which were designed …
Situated high in the Andes Mountains of Peru is the once-famed capital of the Incan Empire, Cusco. Today, Cusco is widely known for its Peruvian ruins and the late colonial architecture from its Spanish influences. You’ll find old world flair at every turn, such as carved wood balconies and ruins of Incan walls amidst modern …
Deep in the Pali District, there are lush green valleys, and deep in the mist of surrounding mountain ranges is a village, Ranakpur. Of all of the temple complexes throughout India, Ranakpur Jain is one of the largest and perhaps most important of all. The temple complex covers an area of almost 50,000 square feet, …
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Recently it has been discovered that the archipelago of St Pierre and Miquelon, located just off the western coast of France, was used as a basecamp of sorts for more than 8000 years by the native peoples who inhabited this region, such as the Beothuk and Paleo Eskimos. The islands have a rich heritage and …
In a funny case of mistaken identity, Montezuma Castle earned its name from the earliest white settlers of the region who believed the ruins to have been linked to the Aztec ruler, Montezuma. In the Verde Valley region of Arizona on a branch of the Verde River, Beaver Creek, a genuine corridor provided by nature …
