Palmyra, once a thriving Silk Road trade hub and home to Queen Zenobia defiant empire, now stands in ruins after war and ISIS destruction. In this in-depth guide to visiting Syria’s legendary desert ruins we’ll explore its history, geopolitical importance, devastation, and what remains today
Palmyra: The Rise, Fall and Survival of Syria’s Desert Jewel Read More »
Syria is one of the most interesting countries to visit in the world. Join me on a trip around legendary sites like Palmyra, Bosra, Krak des Chevaliers, Aleppo and Damascus, while analyzing what is was like to visit under the al-Assad regime through insights on the history that led to what the country is today, and discover how safe and rewarding travelling to Syria really is
Traveling to Syria: Insights on Visiting Under the al-Assad Regime Read More »
I visited Kurdistan because of the people. I have read the most incredible stories, and I wanted to experience even more of the amazing Iranian hospitality. The people of Iran are among the nicest in the world!
Perfect 30 Days in Iran, Part 4: Iranian Hospitality Read More »
Visit mosques and shrines with incredible mosaics and mirror works; royal palaces that have nothing to envy to their European counterparts; and historical sites that tell you about the importance that Iran has had for millennia
Perfect 30 Days in Iran, Part 3: The Magnificent Architecture Read More »
Iran’s nature is breathtaking. Who knew? Among the best places to visit in Iran you’ll find deserts and islands, and you’ll discover a whole new world. The Lut desert is the hottest place on earth, and Hormuz is a tiny island with more diversity than you could dream of!
Perfect 30 Days in Iran, Part 2: The Breathtaking Nature Read More »
I spent the perfect 30 days in Iran, exploring this sub-continent as a solo female traveler, seeing breathtaking sights and meeting the most hospitable people ever… Read all my insights and discover Tehran with me in the part 1 of these series.
Perfect 30 Days in Iran, Part 1: Itinerary and My Impressions on the Country Read More »