Author: Mohamed Adam
The Irish wind howls as if trying to blow tourists straight off the edge of the Cliffs of Moher. Crashing waves smash into the Irish cliffs below joining the dramatic efforts of what seems like an attempt to shake visitors from the layered rock millions of years in the making. The travellers arriving to the…
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Journeying down the Cambodian motorway towards Phnom Penh from Siem Reap, a sudden turn off the main motorway, stage left, leads to a unique archeological park. Sambor Prei Kuk, meaning ‘the temple in the richness of the forest’, contains three cluster areas Central (C), North (N), South (S) where trees relentlessy encase temples. The quiet…
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The freshly painted wooden shutters sigh a mild complaint as the morning sun pushes its way into the centuries old Irish room. Humming from the street below, the traffic signals a new work day in Newcastle West Ireland. Tucking under the cozy duvet, the ancient castle walls outside shimmer their greeting through our bedroom window.…
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Once upon a time there was a magical land named Slovenia filled with castles, lakes, mountains, forests and the friendliest people in all the kingdom. Best of all the country with cute flower-boxed houses and immaculate farms is no fairy tale. To cycle Slovenia if to ride through a fairy tale. Exploring this natural wonderland…
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Our shell shocked looking Canadian foursome stands at the side of a busy four lane road in central Ho Chi Minh City (also known as Saigon). We gaze longingly at the far side of a chaotic moving artery of Vietnamese motorbikes, cars and trucks. The task of crossing a Ho Chi Minh City street appears…
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Angkor Wat, a marvel of ancient architecture and a symbol of Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage, draws visitors from around the globe. Its sprawling complex, intricate carvings, and historical significance make it a must-see destination. However, navigating this expansive site can be daunting. To ensure a trouble-free and enjoyable visit, here are some essential tips to…
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If Arthur Guinness could see it now. In 1759, when the father of 21 signed the 9000 year lease for his brewery, could he have imagined the scene? Visit Dublin declares this Dublin brewery tour the number one tourist attraction in all of Ireland. As the masses pour in to the seven story historical beer showcase,…
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Dealing with travel laundry may be the least glamorous detail of trip planning. However knowing how to wash clothes while traveling, without paying a small fortune, is something worth thinking about. Hotel laundry charges can make weary travelers’ eyes pop from their sockets. Popular gadgets such as a travel washing machine, or the well known…
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Icelandic culture has a long, rich history in Manitoba’s Interlake region. The Canadian province of Manitoba is located in central Canada, at the eastern end of the Canadian prairies. In 2014, the Manitoba Icelandic festival ‘Islendingadagurinn’ commemorated 125 years of celebrating Icelandic history, culture, and its contribution to life in the province. Icelandic Vinarterta, a traditional…
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Ireland is renowned for its rich folklore, lush landscapes, and timeless charm. Among its most enchanting legends are the leprechauns—mischievous, magical beings believed to guard pots of gold hidden at the ends of rainbows. While the notion of encountering a leprechaun might seem whimsical, a blend of traditional lore and modern exploration can offer a…
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