Last Updated on July 9, 2024 by Travelationship Going into Udaipur, we had read that the city was artistic and colorful. We could see and feel the creative vibes as soon as we arrived. Our excitement to explore Udaipur’s murals was high. There was a wonderful range of traditional and religious paintings and even a …
Ahhhh, Fiji! I don’t think there is a country where I had such a precise & ingrained preconceived image and idea before I arrived. Fiji has always been an island chain with incredible turquoise waters, white powdery beaches, perfect palm trees, lush green forests, and friendly locals with a heartwarming accent. Only a couple of …
As soon as we stepped out of our taxi into our La Merced neighborhood, we were in awe of the murals. We weren’t surprised to find murals, but the quality and quantity were fantastic. It’s unsurprising since Málaga has such a tie-in with Pablo Picasso. One of the many reasons we liked Málaga was because …
The street art of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, aka the Blue City, was anything but just blue. Aptly nicknamed for the hues of blue found all over the city, Jodhpur was full of colors. Depending on who you ask, the reason for the sea of blues ranges from marking Brahim homes to sun reflection to keep temperatures …
March was incredibly laid-back for us. We spent most of our time at the house or on the local beaches in Torquay. It was the end of summer here, so the weather varied a lot. There were a few super hot, rainy, and cold days. It’s been interesting to experience the inconsistency of Torquay temperatures. …
Nestled on the shores of one of Europe’s oldest and deepest lakes, Ohrid is a city that effortlessly marries natural beauty with rich history. This UNESCO World Heritage site is often called the “Jerusalem of the Balkans” due to its significant number of churches. Here’s how to make the most of two days in this …
