travel lists

Lists of the best of all things travel: A roundup of the world's best vacation hotspots, rugged backpacking adventures and instructions to prepare for the trip of a lifetime.

How to Explore Memorable Places in Ella
Ella is a small town in the central highlands of Sri Lanka. It is the finest destination to visit in Sri Lanka because of the range of outdoor activities and magnificent vistas available. You are not going to regret your time here, it's among the top most beautiful places on the island. Here's a brief rundown of things you shouldn't miss.
By Peaushan Devanarayana4 years ago in Wander
5 stunning places to visit in Zimbabwe!
Zimbabwe is a place to visit as it has one of the best climates in the world. You can come here to enjoy the scenic beauty of the place. The end of the dry and cool season is the best time for nature to come. The country is surrounded by gorgeous South Africa where Botswana is to the southwest and Zambia is to the northwest and Mozambique is to the east and north. You can enjoy renting a car from a chauffeur company where you can relax and feel the breeze pass by. The national parks and wildlife in this place are blessed with miombo and thorny acacia tree forests which will offer great opportunities for you to see the wild animals, which includes giraffes, antelopes, zebras along with Big Five which includes buffalo, leopard, elephant, lion or rhinoceros.
By CarsIn Africa4 years ago in Wander
Best Ways To Spend A Weekend On A Budget In Sydney
After a week of tiring and strenuous work, the weekend is a sacred time for most. It is the only time you get to relax and have a peaceful moment to enjoy life. Sydney has a variety of different experiences waiting to be explored so buckle up and get ready for an adventurous weekend in the city.
By Harley Leon4 years ago in Wander
Traveling Across the Countryside
Last year, my four children and I were going to Southern Indiana and Louisville, Kentucky. We are from Mississippi, so it has been a wonderful trip for us especially since we are not used to traveling. I used to go there to need a job test.
By Nick Guci4 years ago in Wander
Off the Beaten Path: Great Historic Airbnbs for Unique Southern Getaways
You know, the South gets a bad rap. While there might be some things I would change about this region, I have had the great pleasure to live in Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi, and Arkansas and the South will always be home to me!
By L.A. Hancock5 years ago in Wander
The Top 6 Hotels For Surfers
Over the past decade, more dedicated surfing hotels have started to pop up around the world. Regardless of where you plan to visit on your next surfing trip, you’ll find some incredible accommodation options that make your time out of the ocean just as enjoyable as your surfing experience. Keep reading as we share with you six of the world’s best hotels for surfers.
By Web3 Solution5 years ago in Wander
The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts
The Leela Palace New Delhi Talk about first impressions: Carved sandstone elephants welcome guests into a two-story chandeliered lobby at this palace-style hotel. Attentive service starts at check-in, with gifts of bindis and fresh jasmine necklaces. At 550-square-feet or larger, rooms are palatial themselves, and richly decorated with oriental carpets, jacquards, and hand-embroidered brocades. Those on higher floors offer panoramic city views, but many visitors choose spaces overlooking the internal courtyard or expansive garden (and away from a 16-lane highway) for a sense of calm. The hotel’s Edwardian-inspired bar draws locals and guests alike with its 25-page whiskey and scotch menu, as does a rooftop pool with stunning vistas over New Delhi’s urban landscape. Unique amenities include an on-call astrologer and, for women travelers, the option of an all-female service staff, including butler, gym instructors, and private city guides.
By raj5 years ago in Wander
Porbandar Tourist Places – A Day In The City
I also found that Porbandar was situated just between the two cities. The moment I saw it, all my history lessons came rushing to me. "It would not hurt to see the birthplace of the Mahatma," I thought to myself. And that is how Porbandar got added to the list.
By raj5 years ago in Wander
Top 10 Truly Spectacular Islands For Post-Covid Travel
When thinking of retirement, or of where you would want to live for the rest of your life, some sort of tropical island most likely comes across your mind. But it’s most likely nothing specific, something that you can only dream of. Instead of leaving it up to your imagination, why don’t you take a look at some of these spectacular lands so you can have a tangible goal for yourself. Taking you all across the world, you will get to see these amazing places for yourself. With that being said, get comfy and get ready to see what your future just may hold (presuming you can get out of lockdown)
By giridn5 years ago in Wander
The Pros and Cons of the Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas is a place like no other. It’s a huge complex of hotels, casinos, theaters, and attractions that keeps drawing in tourists from all over the world. However, while there are tons of impressive things to do on the Las Vegas Strip, there are also some negative aspects that we often overlook.
By Just Us Vegas5 years ago in Wander
Top 10 Least Expensive Hill Stations in India
In India, there are numerous magnificent hill stations scattered throughout several states that attract a large number of tourists each year. While the highest hill stations in India, like Shimla, Ooty, Munnar, Manali, Nainital, are documented for tourists, they become quite expensive and crowded in the peak summer season, with 3-star accommodation prices rising beyond INR 4000 and food & transportation is quite expensive in the peak seasons. These are still lesser-known summer retreats, with 3-star accommodations costing between INR 2000 and 2500 during the summer season. The value of food and accommodation at these cheaper hill stations is additionally easy on the pocket.
By Arpan Das5 years ago in Wander
Life at the airport
I worked for an airline for 4 years. They were fun, a lot of work, and 4 years of being way underpaid. This is a look at some things to do, or not to do, when traveling by air. All of this is based on experiences while working for the airline. I checked passengers in, worked the gate, worked the ramp, and the baggage office so I have a lot to pull from.
By Samantha Matis5 years ago in Wander