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  Dubai—the city of dreams and the utopia of the Middle East. Unbelievably tall and majestic buildings rise dominantly out of the desert sands and gleam beside the sparkling blue Persian Gulf. From luxury to style to architecture—it boasts of the tallest building in the whole world: the Burj Khalifa. It’s no wonder that tourism in this city is absolutely skyrocketing and is expected to grow exponentially in the next few years. But, because tourism is still new in this city, tourists everywhere are wondering exactly what to do in Dubai. If interested in heading over to this tourism hub in the UAE, then a stay of about 5 days is the best amount of time to squeeze all of the tourism juices out of this illustrious city. There is a range of things to do from fine dining to dune bashing, skydiving to skiing, and kayaking to clubbing. It has something for everyone. Here's a list of the best Things to do in Dubai that you must do and a few tips related to the best places to visit & to...

Bucharest is indeed one of Europe’s most visited cities, thanks mainly to its affordability and unique charms. For those who are always interested in experience something different and authentic – Romania’s vibrant and chaotic capital is a great choice. If you are visiting Bucharest for the first time, below you can find a hand-picked guide to some of the best things you can do there. Visit the Palace of the Parliament The Palace of the Parliament is a must-visit landmark when you are visiting Bucharest.  It is also known as the ‘House of the People’. Back then, the Palace was built by communists and it is known as one of the most impressive and questionable constructions in the world.  It is a memorable symbol for people in Romania. It represents the symbol of the communist regime. A regime that reshaped the country’s history. The Palace of the Parliament is the second-largest administrative building in the world after the Pentagon building. The Palace has 370,000 square mete...

Indians usually want to plan their winter and summer holidays well in advance, as Indian schools have a long vacation in summers and winters bring in festive breaks like Diwali and Christmas. How about trying something different this year and plan a July holiday instead. July is officially the peak month of monsoon in India. At times we may want to avoid a monsoon holiday due to heavy rains, muddy roads, monsoon creepers and insects etc; however, July weather in India is also one of the best times to plan a holiday. You can see nature at its best, light to heavy showers, lush green scenery, opportunity to see a lot of migrant birds and animals, pleasant weather etc. Exploring India during monsoon will be one of the best experiences for a travel enthusiast. This guide will highlight the best places to visit in July and some important travel ideas and tips . Top Places to Cover in Western India in July Malshej Ghat Bhandardara Kokan Saputara Udaipur Mt. Abu List of Best Places to Exp...

 One of my favourite things about travel blogging is putting the spotlight on alternative destinations that you may not have thought about visiting before. Next up is the Black Forest in south west Germany, which I recently visited on a road trip adventure with my best friend Naomi. The Black Forest is best known for being the place where many of the Brothers Grimm fairytales were based, so it’s an area that has long been associated with folklore, fairytale and magic. It’s also a place of incredibly natural beauty, filled with spectacular waterfalls, expansive lakes, dense forest and mountains. For the outdoorsy, there are endless things to do in the Black Forest. If you’re looking for an active and crowd-free holiday in Europe, The Black Forest is an outdoor playground. Based on my own trip to the Black Forest with The German Tourist Office , here are 7 amazing things to do in Black Forest Germany . 7 AMAZING THINGS TO DO IN THE BLACK FOREST 1. EXPLORE THE CHARMING CITY OF FREIBUR...

“ What makes a wildlife reserve winning is when the dark clouds grumble bring in heavenly rain to wash away the earthy dust. Yes! It is during this season when the ground smells of petrichor.” It is evident that, during monsoon season, there are number of inaccessible wildlife sanctuaries, national parks & tiger reserves around India but what if we tell you there are a few that would remain open during monsoons as well. Yes, you heard that right! Now you can take a wildlife safari within the enclosure of the park when the soothing drizzles from the sky would give that emerald glow of green and brown all around. And if you are one of those who doesn’t mind getting a bit wet in order to witness the beauty of nature at its best then these beautiful wildlife places are best suited for you. So, what are you waiting for? Scroll and choose the best national parks or sanctuaries to visit in India and get your bags ready for a monsoon wildlife adventure this season. List of Popular...