Posted by Ardent Editor on March 23rd, 2009
Witnessing scenic views along the Alaska Highway, visitors are instantly at awe with the beauty of the community of Haines in Alaska’s southeast. Established by missionaries, gold prospectors, and the US Army, Haines has been able to mix the American infrastructure with the rich cultural heritage by the indigenous Tlingit people. Long been dismissed as an isolated town, the creation of Haines High
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 17th, 2009
Looking like a magnificent bas relief in the Tanzanian grassland, Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in the African continent, is a remarkable sight. But the sight is even more breathtaking when you get to the snowcapped summit.
You do not have to be an elite mountaineer to climb Kilimanjaro. Here is the catch: It is the highest mountain in the world that can be reached by trekking alone. So if you are a fit and exp
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 16th, 2009
It is the largest city in the easternmost state of the United States. Visiting Portland, Maine, is a treat of the senses, with a ménage of eclectic sights, soothing sounds, and the moist, salty air. It also brings together the bustling city atmosphere with a cozy, vintage appeal.
Portland is located only 1½ hours from Boston. It is on a peninsula in Casco Bay on Maine’s so
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 11th, 2009
Traveling in itself can be a challenge. It becomes even more trying for many IT professionals. It used to be fairly easy going from one place to another. But with the airports and other points of entry becoming stricter, there are certain issues that It professionals have to regularly face.
This usually has to do with bringing along certain electronic equipment such as laptops and other gadgets while traveling. He
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 10th, 2009
Last January 29, the 11-year project which will turn a 4-acre family home and vineyard into America’s ‘greenest’ hotel was finally realized
Bardessono – that’s the name of the US’ most eco-friendly hotel – is a 62-room hotel, a 92-seat restaurant and spa that’s currently in full swing at Yountville.
Early last January, Phil Sheburne,a Seattle developer, discussed th
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 10th, 2009
That Nepal is one of the most amazing destinations on the planet is not surprising. With its exotic wildlife, lush jungles, diverse people, and rich culture, this lovely Himalayan Kingdom of high mountains and deep valleys is the dream destination for many holiday travelers. Nepal is the land of the sublime, the magical, the ethereal, and the surprising.
The Hill region, also known as Pahadi Bheg, is considered by
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 9th, 2009
In the Andalucia Region of Southern Spain, one resort town has been a favorite destination among Spaniards. However, this paradise has been a long-held secret until now. One step on the coast of Torre del Mar and you would probably have a hard time finding a better place on Earth.
Located in the Axarquia area of Andalucia, this town of 20,000 people is surrounded with fields of crops that the locals po
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 6th, 2009
The next time your flight got delayed or you had to go for a layover, don’t fret. You won’t have to go slumming at airport restaurant and fast-food chains. Travel expert Harriet Baskas of USAToday.com, MSNBC.com and author of "Stuck at the Airport’ blog, recommends checking out some of today’s top-notch restaurants. That’s not to say that it’s a lot of fun getting stuck at a
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 5th, 2009
Bus travel may be an affordable means to get around the country. But they can also be quite uncomfortable the longer the distance one may travel on it. Here are tips that may help a frequent bus traveler learn how to cope up with the travails and difficulties one may face using this mode of transportation when going places.
It’s good to have a travel pal along for the ride.
Going on a lengthy bus trip can be
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 4th, 2009
Every time you go on vacation, some relative or friend always says something to add to your list of things to worry about. Like you don’t have a lot already. One of those pesky things that you end up worrying about is film.
Some people believe that your film inside your check-in luggage will get damaged because of airport x-ray scanners. Their solution for this problem is to use lead-lined bags or luggages.
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