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Category Archives: curiosity

Curiosities and news, suggestion for travel (also for free), unusual places to visit, from the ghost towns to the disappeared islands, amazing stories of travel, by bicycle, by foot, donkey, horse back or canoa.

The Mekong Delta in Vietnam: Nature, Culture & Green Lodges

The Mekong Delta in Vietnam is a vast river region in the south of the country, where the Mekong River completes its long journey and flows into the sea. Located south of Ho Chi Minh City (old Saigon), it is a landscape of canals, islands and floating villages, often called the country’s rice bowl because […]

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Regenerative tourism in Colombia: the ALMALOCA project where travel becomes transformation

Among the Colombian mountains, ALMALOCA is a project that weaves together nature, community, and personal growth, redefining the way we travel In the heart of the Colombian mountains, among Andean forests and ancient indigenous traditions, there is a sustainable hospitality project that is also a true regenerative lifestyle. Its name is ALMALOCA, and its motto […]

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Solo Trip as Therapy: 8 Mistakes to Avoid

In recent years, the term solo trip has been appearing more and more frequently on social media: trips taken completely alone. It’s not just a trend, but a true way of experiencing travel, increasingly connected to the idea of sustainable and conscious travel. In a generation like ours, where independence is both a need and […]

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The Hidden Environmental Cost of Short Getaways and How to Reduce It

Short getaways are popular because they allow quick relief from daily routines. Most people assume that traveling for just a weekend or two has minimal impact. However, the hidden environmental cost of short getaways is higher than many expect. Every flight, car ride, or hotel stay consumes energy, produces emissions, and generates waste. Even small […]

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Explore a City Like a Local: 9 Tips for a Slower, More Authentic Travel Experience

Do you want to truly experience a place instead of just visiting it? Slow travel helps you explore a city in a slower, more mindful way “Not all those who wander are lost.” – J.R.R. Tolkien Arriving in a new city is always a mix of excitement and disorientation. Everything feels unfamiliar: the streets, the […]

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Ghana at a Human Pace: Nature, Culture and the Art of Slow Travel

Slow travel in Ghana is not about rushing between attractions; some destinations are best discovered through famous landmarks. Others reveal themselves slowly, through everyday moments, quiet landscapes, and genuine human connections. Ghana belongs to the second category. Traveling here is not about rushing between attractions. It is about paying attention to daily life, to people, […]

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How to Experience Styria Sustainably: Tips and Must-See Places

Would you like to organize a vacation discovering magnificent places that, at the same time, allow you to relax and reconnect with nature? Styria is definitely the perfect destination for your trip! Known as the “green heart of Austria”, Styria is a region rich in breathtaking landscapes and historical and cultural sites that are definitely […]

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Itinerary in the Creuse: the best of nature, picturesque villages and green landscapes in France

Located in the heart of France, the Creuse department is synonymous with tranquility, surrounded by gentle rural landscapes, picturesque villages, and centuries-old craft traditions. A place where you can rediscover your well-being, far from the hustle and bustle of big cities and outside mass tourism routes. Set off to discover the must-see places, villages, and […]

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Val di Cembra: Trentino’s Sustainable Gem Amid Heroic Vineyards and Eco-Friendly Hospitality

If you love walking in nature, exploring authentic villages, and choosing eco-friendly accommodations, the Val di Cembra, in Trentino, could become your next favorite destination. Here you are far from mass tourism. You move on foot or by e-bike, cross terraced vineyards, and meet local communities that have embraced sustainable tourism. It’s no coincidence that […]

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Awaiting the Global Plastic Treaty: How to Reduce Plastics in Food

Plastic in food is a threat to health and the environment. Learn about the Global Plastic Treaty and 4 daily actions to reduce microplastics and packaging.

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