Malaysia’s sultry capital Kuala Lumpur is a feast for the senses. The sprawling city is a cultural melting pot for the confluence of the Indian, Chinese, Islamic, and Malay cultures. As amazing a destination as it is, Kuala Lumpur, or KL, also has the country’s biggest yet discreet gay scene. Officially, Malaysia isn’t exactly what…
There are not many places in the world where you get to marvel at sandy beaches and lush forests at the same time. In Puerto Rico, you can’t escape the shade of some of the most important forests in the world, even at the furthest coast. Don’t be surprised to see the best hotels in…
The year is 1929 in Brussels when “Tintin” was born and has since touched so much of our childhood with his historical and thrilling adventures throughout the world (and time!). It’s no wonder that such a masterpiece was born here because Brussels was once the pinnacle of arts and culture in Europe. On this occasion,…
If you love skiing or other winter activities, you’ll feel at home in Zermatt. This mountain village lies at the foot of the highest point in the entire Alpine and is known for its ski resorts and exclusivity. Since it’s car-free, the city is very pedestrian-friendly. On the other hand, the weather is often sunny…
The boisterous Polynesian capital of Honolulu is Hawaii at its authentic best. Sitting at the southern edge of Oahu, the spiffy, snazzy Hawaiian town offers a mixed-plate of experiences for everyone, especially families. With its lush rainforest experiences, stunning underwater adventures, and miles of pristine beaches, Honolulu is an excellent destination for intrepid families. Besides,…
Mumbai is known by many monikers – City of Dreams, City of Illusions, Maximum City, and rightly so. It brims with manic energy and is bursting with awe-inspiring architecture, history, and cuisines. Moreover, it’s also India’s financial powerhouse and the birthplace of the famed ‘Bollywood.’ So, it’s no surprise that Mumbai has a cosmopolitan vibe…
Marrakech bewitches travelers with vibrant colors and alluring smells. Set up at the foothill of the Atlas Mountains, the city greets you with a fairytale scenery. Time after time, you’ll find yourself lost in the maze of dusty lanes of the historic medina. Here buzzing local bazaars hide in the shadows of the grand Moorish…
Picturesque Pigeon Forge in Tennesse lies in the shadow of the Great Smoky Mountains and is as unusual as its name. This tiny town burns bright on the banks of the Little Pigeon River and is famous for Dollywood, Dolly Parton’s namesake theme park. Not only does it house the 200-feet-high Ferris Wheel called Titanic,…
A vacation in Dallas is incomplete without experiencing any one of the best hotel pools offering amazing views of the city. Dallas, the Texas city instantly reminds you of galloping cowboys, outlaws, and a lazy dusty neighborhood of rundown cottages and mansions. However, the city now sings a different tune. Tall buildings, skyscrapers, and massive…
Have you been wanting to travel to a place with incredible architecture in every corner of the town? If so, you might want to plan a trip to Graz, Austria. It’s considered as one of, if not, the best-preserved historical cities in Europe. From the peculiarly built art gallery to the eye-catching chapel building, everything…
The capital of Iceland is a land of natural wonders. There are dozens of magnificent volcanoes in the Golden Circle, while incredible whales await in the Faxa Bay during summer. Yet at the same time, this young city continues to reinvent itself to be tourist-friendly. Fish packing factories have been turned into visitor attractions, cutting-edge…
The gilded desert oasis that is Dubai is one indulgent and luxurious vacation destination. It’s been unanimously hailed as the ‘City of the future,’ and boasts the most luxurious aspects of everything the modern world has to offer. Since Dubai is a desert city with sun-kissed days throughout the year, the best way to beat…
The City of Seven Hills, The Sixth Borough – Yonkers on the banks of the River Hudson goes by a lot of nicknames. The fourth-largest city in the state of New York, Yonkers is the gateway between NYC and the Hudson Valley. There’s so much to explore in the city – gorgeous parks, casinos, shopping…
Malaysia’s sultry capital Kuala Lumpur was a city made for pools. With a year-round tropical climate and no beaches nearby, swimming in a pool is the best way to cool down and enjoy the city. If you’re already forking it out for a room, then why not splurge on infinity pool hotels in Kuala Lumpur?…
Queenstown is often described as ‘the adventure capital of the world’ for its year-round adventures and bungy jumping. The birthplace of bungy jumping has a smorgasbord of activities to offer adrenaline junkies and the not so adventurous. However, this is not all that defines this resort town on New Zealand’s South Island. Built around an…
Enchanting Florence, a.k.a. Firenze straddling the Arno River is rightfully called the cradle of the renaissance. Gourmet Tuscan cuisine aside, the city is a real feast for the eyes. Whether it’s iconic medieval architecture or world-class art, the city’s charm is enduring. Moreover, it has its own share of famous design-oriented gays, helmed by hometown…
The Bahamas is one of the top choices when it comes to visiting the Caribbean Islands, and for good reasons. Consists of approximately 700 islands, cays, and islets, this archipelago offers a wide variety of luxury hotels and resorts. Besides, each island is unique and offers different things. This nation boasts its beautiful crystal-clear beaches.…
Düsseldorf is one of the most interesting places in Germany to go to, as it brilliantly shows off the city’s postmodernity while also keeping its tradition. From the marvelous architecture of MadienHafen to the renowned art museums, your go-to-list will soon be filled with numerous recommendations. For decades, it has become the country’s fashion capital.…
Cleveland is often overlooked by most tourists, and yet this Midwest metropolis offers plenty of fun for everyone. A wide range of culinary delights is the West Side Market, the oldest public market open since the early 1900s. For a little history lesson, there’s the James A. Garfield Memorial, a mausoleum with the presidential casket…
If we were granted the ability to split ourselves to be in several places at once, we would take it to make the most of our visit to Rome. There are just so many places to visit and so much experience to unfold! It houses some of the world’s best-preserved historical sites such as the…