I do not know if the world needs a “Scent of Departure,” but just in
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The Souks of Oman
I’m not really a souk person, in the core of my soul. I don’t
Two Sides of Holy on the Jordan...
By the time our group hit the Jordan River, I felt more heretical than holy.
A bird’s eye view along the Suez...
It might not be as old as the pyramids, but the Suez Canal is just
Carnival of Cities for 14 July 2011
Welcome to the Carnival of Cities blog carnival, where we tour the world in a single post,
Witnessing the Revolution in Egypt
By Jessica Lee As the revolution unfolds in Egypt, a guidebook writer normally based in
Picky or painfully necessary? Dietary restrictions and...
“We never used to have all of these picky eaters with their food allergies.” As
Explorers: Tales of Endurance and Exploration
Pytheas was a Greek who lived almost four hundred years before the Christian era. Perhaps
Welcome to Iran
Story and photos by Roger Housden In an excerpt from the book Saved by Beauty,
The May Edition of Perceptive Travel Webzine
This month’s issue of Perceptive Travel webzine travels the world, from Thailand to Alaska by
