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by: Bram Hubbell

In a world full of sanitized and homogenized international airports, the ones in India feel different. I step out the plane’s door, and within a minute, a wave of heat and a bouquet of fragrances overwhelms me. I step into the airport, and there is an explosion of color. These first few moments remind me of reconnecting with a separated lover. Read more...

by: Angela Rauscher

One of my favorite things about travel is the gift of seeing the art, style, architecture and history of different cultures through the ages.

Taking in various landscapes and the natural beauty of Mother Earth in far off places. Read more...

by: Bram Hubbell

Have you ever stood before a beautiful old door in some distant place? You stood there with your camera or phone, trying to capture the perfect shot—that balance between the wall and the door. Maybe you asked a travel companion to stand in front of the door. Perhaps you even asked the companion to take a photo of you in front of the door! What is it about old doors? Read more...

by: Angela Rauscher

For over 2 decades I’ve been traveling the world. And for the latter half of that time, I’ve been attending and leading yoga retreats. Read more...

by: Bram Hubbell

I love getting lost while traveling. When I say that, I don’t mean genuinely lost. I’m talking about immersing myself fully in the place I’m visiting. Getting lost is not thinking about the next site or the next meal. Getting lost is paying more attention to the people and sites around me rather than looking at my phone or my guide. Read more...

by: Bram Hubbell

If you read about Marrakesh in any guidebook, or should I say if you google Marrakesh, you will find a description of Djemaa el Fna. It may include the provocative translation “Assembly of the Dead.” Depending on the reader, this name for the square may excite or scare people. If you feel less provocative as a travel writer, you can translate it as the “Gathering Area.” Read more...