travel

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The Man Who Survived the Mountains
It was January 2018, the heart of winter in Pakistan, when 29-year-old Shahbaz, a freelance photographer and nature enthusiast from Lahore, decided to travel to the northern areas for solitude and soul-searching.
By Muhammad Usama8 months ago in Humans
Women Defenders: Fighting for Rights in Taliban-Controlled Areas
When the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, the world watched with dread. Many feared what the regime would mean for women’s rights, education, and freedom — fears that quickly turned into reality. Girls were banned from secondary schools, women were removed from jobs, and even the simple act of walking freely became dangerous. Yet, despite this suffocating environment, a new kind of heroism emerged: Afghan women who refused to be silent.
By Nazim Ali8 months ago in Humans
Why We Stay
Staying in a toxic relationship is not about weakness it’s about survival in disguise. It’s the emotional logic we build over time, layer by layer, to justify pain because it once came packaged as love.
By Edge Alexander8 months ago in Humans
A Stranger Handed Me a Note on the Train — I’ll Never Forget What It Said
It was one of those grey, drizzly afternoons where the sky feels like it’s been smudged with ash. The kind of day when even the streetlights seem too tired to flicker on. I was sitting by the window on the 4:35 train headed uptown, earbuds in, drowning in a playlist meant to convince me everything was fine.
By Muhammad Ilyas8 months ago in Humans
The Child Who Spoke to the Sky
The Child Who Spoke to the Sky In a forgotten corner of a quiet village, where fields touched the horizon and stars painted the night sky like scattered jewels, lived a child named Zayd. He was no different in appearance than any other child — barefoot, curious, always chasing butterflies or drawing in the dust. But there was one thing that set him apart: Zayd claimed he could talk to the sky.
By Nazim Ali8 months ago in Humans
Frozen at the Edge of the Sky
What began as a routine paragliding trip for Chinese pilot Peng Yujiang turned into a chilling brush with death — and a record-breaking ascent that stunned even the most seasoned adventurers. On a clear morning, Peng launched from the scenic slopes of Mount Qilian, nestled in the remote reaches of China’s Qinghai Province. An experienced flyer, he expected a smooth ride, a peaceful glide over the ridgelines, and some breathtaking aerial footage. But within minutes, nature had other plans.
By DigitalAddi8 months ago in Humans
Trapped in Antarctica 🥶
An Unforgettable Journey Begins In August 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton and 27 crew members set sail on the Endurance, bound for Antarctica. Their mission: to cross the frozen continent on foot, a feat never before achieved. Enthusiasm ran high as the wooden ship slipped south past icebergs and stormy seas. Little did they know how quickly that dream would turn into a desperate fight for survival.
By Echoes by Imad8 months ago in Humans
just marry me.💔. Content Warning.
There was this girl who used to sell bangles. Somehow… she fell in love with me. And man, her love was something else. Like, every place she went, she’d always bring something special for me. Like a gift. Just for me.
By Usama8 months ago in Humans
How Changing My Environment Changed My Identity
We often talk about growth like it’s something that happens in therapy, in books, or in conversations with ourselves. But sometimes, it happens when you pack your things, leave behind everything you thought you were, and land in a place where no one knows your name.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Starting Over Without a Roadmap
Nobody teaches you how to start over. There’s no handbook for when life unravels. No syllabus for navigating a sudden job loss, a breakup that cracks you open, or a quiet inner shift that tells you—you can’t keep going like this. Sometimes, the ground disappears beneath you before you’ve figured out where you’re going next.
By Irfan Ali8 months ago in Humans
Best Time to Book Airline Tickets from Atlanta to Dallas
Traveling between Atlanta, Georgia, and Dallas, Texas, is a common direction for each commercial enterprises and leisure travelers, and airline tickets from Atlanta to Dallas are difficult to get. With a flight distance of around 730 miles and flight time usually under three hours, this direction is closely serviced by multiple airways. However, simply as it’s a well-traveled path doesn’t mean booking a price ticket is constantly sincere, or cheap. The price of airfare can vary significantly depending on while you book, how some distance in advance you intend, the time of year, or even the day of the week. Understanding the pleasant time to book airline tickets from Atlanta to Dallas lets you save cash, keep away from needless pressure, and make the most of your journey.
By Lisa Hormyko8 months ago in Humans
Fueling the Stars
Among the many concepts envisioned for the future of space exploration, antimatter propulsion stands out as both the most theoretically powerful and the most technologically demanding. It is a concept born at the edge of physics and engineering—one that could revolutionize how humanity travels through the cosmos.
By Faizan Khan8 months ago in Humans