Felafel is a common starters found throughout the middle east. It’s country of origin is supposedly Egypt where the idea of making these Felafel balls came for trying to substitute meat. Felafel is usually served with Pita bread with some salads, pickles and tahini based sauces or it could be had just as it is. Check out our super easy recipe below.

Marvel at the architecture and sight of The National Palace, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 

he National Palace located in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is one of the most beautiful structure in the city. Designed by an Italian architect Guido D’ Allesandro the building has got a neoclassical architecture coupled with a luxurious layout of gardens over 18,000 square metres.

Explore and Relax at the Port City with Water Fun, Yacht Time, Fortresses and Spanish Architecture - Cienfugos, Cuba

Cienfuegos is a city in southern Cuba known for its neoclassical and Spanish architecture. It is one of the main seaports of Cuba. Its literal translation means “hundred fires” after a sea captain general at the time it changed its name during the 1880’s. It is popularly known as the pearl of the south for its beauty. Cienfuegos is 250 kms away from Havana.

Travel back in time exploring The Ancient City of Sabratha, Libya

The westernmost city of the three cities of Tripolis, Sabratha is an archaeological site desclared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The port of Sabratha was initially established in 500 BC and during that time served as a channel for the products of Africa. The city has undergone a lot of refurbishment over several years.

Travel to the Ancient Oasis City of Djanet, Algeria

Located in southeast Algeria, Djanet is an oasis city. The area has been inhabited since the Neolithic times and there are several rock paintings at the TassiliN’Ajjer National Park close to the town that are worth seeing and describe the history of the area. The whitewashed houses with blue doors line the streets and give an amazing ambiance to the town.

Travel back in time with the Roman Ruins in Apamea, Syria

Apamea often overlooked by travellers to Syria can be one of the main highlights of people visiting the country. Apamea is at a convenient day-trip from Hama and is located in the green hills close to the Orontes Valley. Known for its Roman ruins, Apamea is a wonderful place to visit.

Relax and unwind in the calmness and beauty of Ghadamis, Libya

In south-western Libya is the oasis town of Ghadamis. Located close to the borders of Algeria and Tunisia, the town is a soothing place to relax and enjoy the peace and calmness that it has to offer. The old town area of Ghadamis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is surrounded by city walls.

Back in Time with the Ancient Archaeological Marvel at Tipasa, Algeria

About 70Km from Algiers along the Mediterranean coast is the archaeological site of Tipasa. The area consists of three sites namely two archaeological parks and the Royal Mauritanian Mausoleum about 11Km south-east of Tipasa. These archaeological sites provide information on the contact between the native civilization and the different colonisations that took place between the 6th century B.C. and the 6th century A.D.

Here are few tips to enjoy your travel and exploring places while travelling with toddlers and children

Travelling and exploring places is a lot of fun, but the fun can get into a lot of work when you have to take toddlers and children along. If you do not plan in advance, your vacation might turn into more work with not much time to relax. So here are the some tips to follow to make your vacation with kids a fantastic!

A Weekend Getaway to the Capital City of Beijing, China

The exciting capital of China, Beijing is a contemporary metropolis with strong historical heritage. The city offers a wonderful heritage sites, excellent food and gorgeous opportunities for shopping.