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London: All of the fun, none of the expense.

London is one of Europe’s biggest and most exciting cities, and with plenty of cultural spaces, there is so much for backpackers to explore. The only downside can often be the price tags that come alongside the activities, with London being one of the more expensive cities in Europe. However, there is hope for the backpacker on a budget! Here is a list of the best cheap (under £25) and often free (!) things ...

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Take Pleasure of Indian Wildlife Whilst on Touring

If you think you have been to all the major popular tourist destinations of India, then probably you are wrong. Have you heard about the newly emerging tourism in India? If no, then you have perhaps missed nothing. Now, you will be definitely itching your head to know about the new destination in India that is making quite a buzz all over the world. Wildlife tourism is certainly a new form of tourist destin ...

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Top Tips to Reduce Your Travel Budget

Budget should never weigh too heavily on your vacation plans; after all, you want to sit back and take a break without any worries! Even though you may feel the heat of inflation, you should always make time to see the world whenever you can. Here are a few tips that can help you keep your total travel budget in check and add to your trip experience. Reduce Food Costs When you are on the road, you tend to f ...

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The Importance of Volunteering Abroad

Volunteering has become a popular part of gap year programs. But there are a lot of students out there who are not sure about the kind of program to apply for in their gap year itinerary. Volunteering is an excellent opportunity to learn practical and academic aspect of any social work. Such programs allow interactions and sharing experiences with likeminded people from around the globe and learn more than ...

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Backpacking in Japan

[caption id="attachment_7853" align="aligncenter" width="604"] Courtesy of Philippe Noel[/caption] Backpackers love to get in touch with locals whenever their trip lasts a long time, prefer public means of transport and enjoy inns and youth hostels as compared to hotels. That makes the difference between traditional travelers and backpackers; with that, Japan is one place that backpackers would enjoy, from ...

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Siargao: Every Surfer’s Garden of Eden

Paradise means different things to different people. Some might imagine a lush tropic locale, dense with blooming flowers and sparkling lagoons. Or maybe they’ll think of a serene beach, with white sand next to blue water shaded by palm trees. In Siargao, a Philippine island just off the east coast of the main island chain, you can find both these beautiful examples and many more wonders of the natural worl ...

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10 Best Treks in Ladakh, India

Ladakh, the lost kingdom, has a charm to it that gets you smitten the moment you set foot on this land. Quaint villages, colorful nomads, rugged terrains overlooking majestic peaks of the Himalayas, green valleys and so much more- Ladakh is truly a destination of varied experiences. Talking of experiences, trekking in Ladakh is something you shouldn’t miss. Walking for miles amidst scenic locations and abso ...

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The Allure of French Museums

France houses a number of museums. Infact, these museums add to the historic and artistic wealth of France. The art museums are home to famous art pieces right from the Middle Ages to the pieces of today. Most of them are located in the beautiful capital city, Paris. A trip to France always promises three things, the beautiful sights, the finest restaurants and the world-class art museums. The whole country ...

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Backpacking with Kids: Making your Family Travel Adventure a Success

Backpacking offers travelers the opportunity to truly engage with nature and witness natural wonders up close and personal. While many may initially think backpacking is too strenuous an activity for younger travelers, in truth the natural stamina of youth makes them ideal backpacking candidates. If you want to make hitting the trail a family affair, keep in mind some simple tips for your outdoor adventure. ...

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5 Safest States to Drive In

There are many theories that try to explain why and how some streets are seemingly safer than others. Why one street will have accidents all the time, while a street right next door does not have any accidents at all. There are many factors that get considered when studies and researchers try to explain which states are the safest to drive in. Every single year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administr ...

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