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Common Health Issues While Traveling
The current Covid-19 pandemic has affected worldwide travel for several months due to multiple lockdowns in different countries. But with the arrival of new vaccines to fight off the virus, it is expected that people will again start to make travel plans and resume making vacation plans and trips. But this time, travelers may become
Safe Travel Amidst A Pandemic
The Covi-19 pandemic has caused leisure travel anywhere in the world to be put on hold this year. But as the hope of getting a vaccine gets closer, more and more people are hoping to go on traveling again. But this time, there might be certain changes to expect due to what may be considered
Useful Tips For Solo Travelers
Going on trips on your own can be scary and exciting at the same time. It all depends on how you prepared for your trip as well as how you choose the destination. With your primary objective to experience and see new things, traveling alone can give you the freedom not afforded to those who travel in
Useful Travel Tips For The Novice Traveler
Traveling can be a very exciting experience. It can be a once in a lifetime of adventure filled with unforgettable moments and memories. But it all depends on how prepared you are for the journey ahead. For first time travelers, that first trip can be quite hectic and stressful in terms of planning and preparation.
Things to Remember in Iceland
Posted by Ardent Editor on June 15th, 2009
It may have a really troubled economy nowadays, but Iceland continues to draw curiosity. Beyond the "ice" and Björk, Iceland has a lot to offer for travelers from around the world.
The land is literally not made of ice
Despite the name, only 10% of Iceland is covered with glaciers. First-time visitors would be surprised how mild its climate is, not to mention its many geothermal springs w
Church-Hopping at Vladimir
Posted by Ardent Editor on June 8th, 2009
Beyond the hustle and bustle of its very chaotic capital, Russia boasts of old towns that still retain its distinct medieval architecture. These cities, known among locals as the Golden Ring because of its proximity with one another, also preserve its later buildings erected from the 16th to 20th centuries.
One of the most visited cities in the Golden Ring is Vladimir, located in the central part of the Easte
Scenes in Downtown Bergen
Posted by Ardent Editor on June 1st, 2009
Since its foundation in 1070 AD, Bergen has evolved into one of Norway’s most important cities. This country’s second largest capital even became the administrative capital during the early 1200, so it is not surprising why Bergen has been a commercial and tourist hotspot for many European travelers.
Bergen has a number of attractions, but even the locals would tell you that in order to get into t
Where to Go in Boracay Island
Posted by Ardent Editor on May 25th, 2009
Even though Boracay Island in Central Philippines is a small stretch of land, it has a myriad of possibilities. You can have your piece of quiet paradise or enjoy the pulsating rhythms until the wee hours. Here are some of the recommended areas and venues when coming to Boracay.
White Beach
This stretch of powdery white sand is where most tourists go. Not only it has a vast sand area where you can never run out of
Going to Boracay Island
Posted by Ardent Editor on May 25th, 2009
Avid travelers have been advised never to miss Boracay Island, a tiny piece of paradise located in Central Philippines that has been known for its low and quiet tides that are ideal for swimming, powder-white sand, and an amazing variety of amenities and entertainment. Getting there, however, provides a challenge even for seasoned adventurers.
Aside from the usual "by air" method, there are many wa
Dili, East Timor Travel Guide
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 27th, 2009
In one of the tiniest countries in Asia, its capital city is rising from the ashes by inviting weary travelers to take a dive deep into their majestic coral reefs. Coming to the charming seaside city of Dili in East Timor, you may still see the ruins left by past conflicts when the former Portuguese colony declared independence from Indonesia in 2002.
Squeezed along the narrow plains between the Timor Island
Shandong Province Itinerary
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 21st, 2009
Shandong Province in the eastern part of China is famed for its being one of the birthplaces of the Chinese civilization. It was home to the great philosopher Confucius. It is also known for its interesting customs and beautiful sites. The moment you set foot in the province you’ll be overwhelmed by its one-of-a-kind offering. Read on to have an idea for your itinerary when you visit Shandong.
Day 1
Shandong
Pahoa, Hawaii: Land of Paradise
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 21st, 2009
The Paradise State of Hawaii has been a top travel destination in the United States, but there are much more about the islands than just beaches and swanky hotels. Travelers wishing to discover more of Hawaii may want to venture to the Big Island and visit Pahoa village, where the past remains untouched.
It is unknown how long the indigenous Hawaiians settled in the area, but the archeological findings have
New Buffalo, Michigan: Gateway to the Great Lakes
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 21st, 2009
At the southwestern tip of the State of Michigan and about 90 minutes from Chicago, town welcomes its visitors with open arms. New Buffalo, Michigan, is the first stop of travelers coming from Indiana and other adjacent areas.
Located at the mouth of the Galien River over at Michigan’s west coast, New Buffalo has become a sudden travel destination with its lakeside beaches, beautiful countryside scener
Bainbridge Island, Washington: Where Living is Almost Perfect
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 20th, 2009
A 35-minute ferry ride from Seattle takes you to an island stated on CNN and Money Magazine back in 2005 as the second-best place to live in the United States. Located on an arm of land within the Puget Sound, Bainbridge Island has become a getaway for people want to spend the afternoon kayaking and taking a hike, or spend the evening creating healthy discussion in a local bar.
The island is also once a commune fo
