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Discover Ironclad Inn: History, Bourbon, and Comfort in Fredericksburg, VA

by Blog 2024-11-122025-02-130 comments

Wander With Wonder – Discovering Wow Moments Around the World or Across the Street Explore Fredericksburg’s Ironclad Inn, a historic retreat blending bourbon and cozy stays for unforgettable travel experiences. Fredericksburg, Virginia, is an exciting town for history—both Colonial and Civil War, dining, shopping, and drinking. When the Ironclad Inn & Bourbon Room opened in …

Top 10 African Safari Tours for Nature and Wildlife Enthusiasts

by Сountry 2024-11-122025-02-130 comments

This is a guest post by Amanda Brooks, an avid traveler and wildlife photographer with over a decade of experience exploring Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes. She has a passion for sharing her adventures and insights, helping fellow nature enthusiasts discover the wonders of African safaris. When she’s not on the road, Amanda enjoys writing about …

Green Monster Winter Hike in Kananaskis

by Travel 2024-11-112025-02-130 comments

For years I’d seen pictures of the winter hike that ends at the Green Monster – a beautiful frozen, green icefall also known as Cascade Falls in Kananaskis Country. My husband and I have hiked along the Evan-Thomas Creek a couple of times in winter but had always stopped where the trail narrows in the …

15 Things I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Petra Jordan

by Blog 2024-11-110 comments

If you’re coming to Jordan, you will definitely be planning a Petra tour. However, finding a reliable and concise guide takes a lot of work. That’s especially unfortunate, considering there are over a million visitors every year, and it’s regarded as one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. No need to worry; we …

Cape Scott Trail – A Muddy Adventure Worth Every Step

by Travel 2024-11-102025-02-130 comments

The 45 km out and back hike to the Cape Scott Lighthouse at the north-western tip of Vancouver Island via the Cape Scott Trail isn’t difficult per se – at least when it’s dry. But this part of the world is well-known for its multi-day torrential downpours. All that rain and mud significantly raises the …