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Walking into Christ Church Melaka felt like entering a portal back in time. The deep red façade stood out boldly against the sky, and I was immediately drawn to its clean, symmetrical lines and unassuming charm. Built by the Dutch in 1753, it’s the oldest functioning Protestant church in Malaysia, and you really feel that weight of history when you step inside. The interior is quiet and simple—nothing overly ornate—but it’s precisely that simplicity that made it feel sacred and peaceful. I sat for a while on one of the old wooden pews, imagining what it must have been like to worship here 200 years ago. Outside, the scene shifted completely. Just a few steps from the church is Dutch Square—also affectionately called “Red Square” or “Ted Square.” This is where Melaka’s colonial energy really explodes into view. Every building in sight was painted in that same iconic terracotta red: the Stadthuys, the clock tower, even the little fountain built to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. It’s like being dropped into a postcard. There was so much life here. Trishaws blaring dance music zipped around, decked out in flowers, Hello Kitty, and fairy lights. Tourists snapped selfies everywhere. A street artist was playing a guitar near the fountain. It was crowded, chaotic, yet beautiful in its own unique way. I loved the contrast between the serenity of Christ Church and the buzz of Dutch Square. It gave me both a quiet moment of reflection and a vivid, colorful burst of local life. Just bring water and sunscreen—it gets really hot fast. And try to come early if you want to avoid the crowds. A must-visit combo if you’re in Melaka. Don’t just snap a photo and leave—take your time. Let the place talk to you. #summervacay #melaka #malaysiatravel #culturaltrip #historicalplaces #heritagewalk #malaysia #malaysiatrip #melaka #melakatrip

#mytripmoment #culturaltrip ⏳️Time: Half day 🚗Reaching There : Didi, private hire This cultural village, #binglangethnicvillage , in Sanya allows you to learn more about the ethnic groups. 💡Note, there are quite a number of stairs and walking to be done, even if you purchase the budgie ride. Inside the village, you can watch how the elderly weave the cloth and admire their art pieces. There is also a ticketed performance. 🤤There are also food stalls and souvenir shops you can visit. The local snacks are delicious.

#summervacay I've been to Italy dozens of times, and this was actually my first visit to the famous Genoa! It was once a mighty maritime republic, centuries ago standing alongside Venice, Pisa, and Naples as one of Italy's four great maritime powers. At one point, it even controlled all territories west of Italy... Christopher Columbus was born here and embarked on his voyage to the New World, and it's also where Italian football first began! So, what are the best things to do in Genoa? Cattedrale Di San Lorenzo (Genoa Cathedral): The inside of the church is absolutely beautiful! Old Port Of Genova (Genoa Old Port): A great area for a stroll and soaking in the atmosphere. Palazzo Rosso & Palazzo Bianco (Red Palace & White Palace): These are must-visit attractions! They boast luxurious decorations and exquisite frescoes. Belvedere Castelletto (Castelletto Lookout): You can take an elevator up to this viewpoint for panoramic city views. Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace of Genoa): Now a museum. It was closed on Monday, so I didn't get to go in. Genova Aquarium (Genoa Aquarium): Europe's second-largest aquarium. It gets very crowded on weekends. Piazza De Ferrari: The city's landmark square with a fountain. There's a shopping street nearby, and plenty of restaurants in the surrounding area. #Genoa #Genova #Italy #TravelGuide #HiddenGem #EuropeTravel #HistoricCity #Columbus #FootballHistory #CulturalTrip #Foodie #ItalianTravel 🇮🇹✨

#cityplaybook If you’re interested in Japan’s food culture and history, Nagareyama in Chiba is a perfect place to slow down and discover something new. 🍶🏘️ Start your journey at the Shiro Mirin Museum, where you’ll learn all about traditional sweet rice wine—an essential ingredient in Japanese cooking. The exhibits are beautifully presented, and you can see just how mirin has been made for centuries. Don’t forget to check out the souvenir shop too—there are some unique gifts to bring home! Then take a stroll through the Nagareyama Honcho Machinaka Museum, a lovely area where historical buildings have been preserved and repurposed as cultural spaces. It’s like stepping back in time! Why I recommend this area: ・You can get hands-on with Japan’s culinary history in a charming, small-town setting ・It’s a quiet, walkable area that’s perfect for a relaxed cultural day trip 📍Nagareyama, Chiba Prefecture #Nagareyama #MirinMuseum #SlowTravel #CulturalTrip #JapanLocalGems #CityPlaybook

#springitinerary National Museum of Singapore 💡 Want a quick and engaging way to understand Singapore’s history, culture, and economic development? This is the place to be! The exhibitions are well-curated, informative but not boring at all. The space is surprisingly big, and everything is well-organized — a perfect starting point to get to know Singapore! ✨ The building itself is absolutely beautiful, with major aesthetic vibes — perfect for taking stunning photos📸 Best part? No need to be out in the hot sun! ☀️🚫 Definitely a must-visit indoor spot for all travelers. 🕒 Recommended visiting time: Around 1.5 to 2 hours is ideal. 🎟️ Ticket info: Singapore citizens: Free ✅ Permanent residents: Free ✅ Children under 6: Free ✅ Adults: S$26 #SingaporeMustVisit #NationalMuseumSG #CulturalTrip #SingaporeHistory

#aprilblooms Visited Wat Arun with my Indonesian friend and it instantly became a favorite. The architecture? Absolutely stunning. The spires are fully decorated with intricate floral patterns made from colorful porcelain—it’s like walking through a handcrafted masterpiece. Every corner is full of detail and Thai artistry. It’s not just a temple, it’s a visual story of culture and craftsmanship. Why go? Perfect for anyone wanting to explore Thai heritage through art and design. How to get there? BTS to Saphan Taksin > Chao Phraya Express boat > Tha Tien Pier > Ferry to Wat Arun. #WatArun #BangkokTemple #ThaiCulture #HiddenGemsThailand #TempleHopping #ArtInArchitecture #CulturalTrip #ExploreThailand #thingstodo #staycation #citydaytours #myitinerary

#weekendgetaways Jonker Street, located in the heart of Melaka’s historic district, is a vibrant and culturally rich destination that is perfect for solo travelers. Known for its lively atmosphere, diverse attractions, and friendly locals, Jonker Street offers a unique blend of history, cuisine, and art that can be enjoyed at one’s own pace, making it ideal for those venturing on their own. Rich Historical Experience Jonker Street is lined with well-preserved heritage buildings that tell the story of Melaka’s past as a bustling trading port. Solo travelers can immerse themselves in the area’s rich history by visiting the numerous museums, antique shops, and old temples, all within walking distance. The street itself, with its traditional shop houses, provides a picturesque backdrop for those interested in photography and architecture. Culinary Adventures For food enthusiasts, Jonker Street is a paradise. The street is famous for its night market, where solo travelers can sample a wide array of local dishes such as Chicken Rice Balls, Nyonya Laksa, and the renowned Cendol. The informal setting of street food stalls and local eateries makes it easy for solo visitors to enjoy a meal without the formality of dining alone in a restaurant. Vibrant Nightlife and Weekend Markets Every weekend, Jonker Street transforms into a lively night market bustling with activity. Solo travelers can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere as the street fills with stalls selling everything from vintage goods to local crafts and souvenirs. Live music and performances add to the festive environment, making it easy to mingle and interact with locals and other travelers. Safety and Accessibility Jonker Street is considered safe for solo travelers, with a friendly and welcoming vibe that is characteristic of Melaka. Its central location makes it easily accessible by public transport or on foot from most parts of the city. Additionally, the compact nature of Melaka’s historic district means that everything is conveniently close, reducing the need for extensive travel. Visitor Tips • Stay Hydrated: Melaka can be hot and humid, so carry water as you explore. • Comfortable Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll likely be doing a lot of walking. • Cultural Etiquette: Be respectful of local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious sites. #JonkerStreet #MelakaTravel #SoloTravel #CulturalTrip #FoodieDestination

#solotravel #100waysoftravel #chinatrip #luoyang #culturaltrip One of the best things about solo travel is the freedom to spend time exactly how I want, without the pressure to rush through a set itinerary. It allows me to enjoy experiences at my own pace, like indulging in a Hanfu makeover—a dream for many girls visiting Luoyang. I found a beautiful Hanfu shop, and the process of getting my makeup and hair done took nearly two hours. Since I wasn’t on a tight schedule, it was the perfect way to pass the time and fully immerse myself in the experience. Solo travel offers that kind of luxury—being able to spend time on activities I love without worrying about anyone else’s plans. After the makeover, I made my way to Luoyi Ancient City, where I had scheduled a photoshoot. The city is famous for its ancient charm and stunning architecture, making it the ideal backdrop for Hanfu photos. What’s even better is that the city provides many official photographers, which is a huge convenience for visitors. It’s easy to see why Luoyi Ancient City is a top destination for Hanfu enthusiasts. The combination of solo travel freedom and the chance to embrace cultural beauty made the experience truly unforgettable.

#penangtrip #100waysoftravel #Malaysia #Culturaltrip One of my favorite stops in Penang is definitely the Penang Peranakan Mansion. This beautifully restored heritage building offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the Peranakan, or Straits Chinese, community. The mansion is filled with intricate antique furniture, colorful ceramics, and elaborate décor that reflects the rich culture of the Baba-Nyonya people. We loved our tour guide, who explained the history and significance of each room in detail and gave us plenty of time to take photos. It was a fascinating and immersive experience, making it a must-see on any Penang itinerary. Here are some pro tips for visiting the Penang Peranakan Mansion: 📍Address:29, Church Street, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia. 💰Average Price per Person:RM 25 per adult and RM 15 for children (prices may vary slightly). 🕰️Business Hours:The mansion is open daily from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. 👩🏻💼Guided tours are offered throughout the day, typically starting around 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM. However, it's best to check with the staff upon arrival for the exact schedule.

We Just spent an incredible short summer ☀️break exploring the ancient cities of Ayutthaya and Ang Thong in 🇹🇭 Thailand. We love immersing ourselves in history, and these places did not disappoint with their stunning temples🛕🛕🛕 and rich cultural heritage. The beautiful weather was a perfect gift during this rainy season. Here’s our itinerary: Day 1:Wat Chaiwatthanaram Day 2:Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Boromphuttharam, Wat Thammikarat Day 3:Wat Muang, Wat Khun Inthapramun, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet Day 4:Wat Lokayasutharam, Wat Phra Ram, Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon #100WaysOfTravel #ayutthaya #thailand #culturaltrip #temple #unescoheritage #watmahathat #sunset_madness #Ratchaburana

Mor Hananyo Opening Hours ⏰: The monastery is open every day from 09:00-11:30 and 14:00-17:30 Mor Hananyo entrance fee:💰 TRY 50 per person, including the guided tour Cradled in the hills just outside Mardin in southeastern Turkey, overlooking the Mesopotamian plains, the Mor Hananyo Monastery is one of the oldest monastic churches still functioning. Founded in the 5th century, the monastery has since served as a centre of learning and worship for the Syriac Orthodox Church, one of the oldest Christian communities in the world. This monastery, which was the residence of Syriac Orthodox patriarchs for 640 years until 1932, is the most visited monastery since it is close to Mardin. How to get there? Mor Hananyo Monastery is about 10 km outside Mardin by road. The best way to get here is by taxi or driving yourself. Negotiate a fare and waiting time with a taxi for your return journey, as the monastery is remote. We visited Mor Hananyo on the way back to Mardin from Dara, which was very convenient as it was on the way. Below is what we saw during our visit to Mor Hananyo Monastery: 1.Virgin Mary Church & Printing Press 2.Mor Hananyo Church 3.House of Saints 4.The Sun Temple 5.The Courtyard Is Mor Hananyo Monastery Worth a Visit? Yes, we think so. Visiting the monastery is an interesting experience showing the unique demographics of Mardin. While the Assyrian Christian community continue to dwindle, the monastery still holds on to its beliefs as ages ago. Cultural significance aside, it’s a beautiful setting and pretty close to Mardin. #turkiye #mardin #Assyrian #historytour #monastery #culturaltrip #awesomepic #mesopotamia

Astonishing, with the old house vibrant, creating a nostalgic era of 1800, and unique shop lot where they use the old house as a venue, like a blend of modern world and the past. And shout out to the amiexa coffee shop, really great local coffea, different from others but the taste is great. Parking is the same at museum area. They are also boats that were once used in that era. Worth a visit. Recommended! #awesomepic #culturaltrip #oldhouse #malayvillage #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #2023travelwish

Flagship Art and Design event in Dubai- Sikka in Al Fahidi historical neighbourhood celebrates up and coming artists and designers in Dubai. . Local galleries any houses open its doors to host multiple artist. Stage host variety of mushrooms and talks and food stools offer everything from pizza and burgers to local cuisine. It’s very lovely with great atmosphere. it’s free. avoid driving, the closest parking is in Al Seef but it gets very busy and roads can be blocked. take a taxi or even better use public transport. #culturaltrip

As Holi month of Ramadan approaches Al Shindagha Museum in heritage village host variety of activities and workshops to popularise Emirati culture. located in old Dubai museum compromised new pavilion and multiple old style houses recreated to represent local traditions, arts and crafts. we took part in hag Al Laila (or Arabic Halloween) where lovely host took us around heritage village to visit houses and collect sweets. Variety of stools to make jewellery, henna etc are dotted around to bring tradition to live. Great couple off hours for kids, free activities during this period, usually museum fee is 50-60 dirhams, available via public transport, lots of parking around. #culturaltrip

Finally it's my day to head back from Hyderabad to Singapore. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has very strict policies where only departing passengers are allowed to enter into the airport, this is not like where we can walk around in the airport in singapore or send people off. If one who wants to send someone off, they are required to pay a fee before entering into the airport. Although being in India, our impression of the airport is the dirty rundown kind of airport but Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is a modern airport that is also currently expanding so that they will be able to handle more passengers in the future. Do make Hyderabad a holiday destination as the country has been growing and improving in tourism ever since the lift of covid restrictions. #bucketlistreboot #india #airport #hyderabad #tourists #holidaydestination #shorttrip #historical #culturaltrip #modernairport

Singapore is a vibrant country filled with many history and heritage that is still seen in the modern days but it has been slowly a dying tradition. There is a Kreta Ayer Gallery and food trial here where this provides an educational knowledge to an overview history of Singapore in Kreta Ayer during the olden times with the many rich and diverse culture separated into 6 categories which jbckudes Singapores multi communities and multicultural heritage. Along the heritage, the surrounding area are still filled with small stalls selling traditional baked biscuits and sweets where once our grandparents use to eat. We hope to bring back these cultural if not it will slowly be disappeared and can never be brought back again. #bucketlistreboot #singapore #cultural #historical #history #culturaltrip #educational #oldentimes #kretaayer

Recently I went for a short work trip to Frankfurt in Germany where I was able to do a short visit to St Paul's Church where its a former protestant Church in Germany and this is a site visited by many tourists as this has a historical value where this Church was built in the 1800s, and surprisingly this Church wasn't even bombed. Also not too far away is the frankfurt train station located about a 10 - 15min walk away. The train station called Frankfurt am Main Hauptbahnhof, was also built in the 1800s was a transport hub for Germany and they have more than 20 over platforms making it one of the biggest and largest train station in Europe. If you look around you in the town of frankfurt, the building resembles of olden times cottages houses which you are unable to see elsewhere. It's amazing how these structure still stands after so many years. #bucketlistreboot #germany #frankfurt #historical #history #culturaltrip #europe #educational #town #oldtown

Tasmania is filled with many natural landscape but do you know it is also filled with many stories and historic sites from ages ago? One is the Port Aurther Historic Site located at in the south east of horbart, where it is approx a 90mins drive around the coast to reach. This is a place that you have to visit as it was deemed under the UNESCO World Heritage Site where there are historic buildings dating back to the 18th/19th centuries along the cliffsode overlooking the coast. This place has many tales where it wad once a place for convicts in a 4 story Penitentiary. A huge Penitentiary which consists of an asylum, hospital and a church. There are also tales of ghost story here which can be quite scary to some. Do make this a bucketlist here in tasmania so as to understand the many history cultural and story this place has to offer. #bucketlistreboot #australia #tasmania #portarthur #historical #history #unesco #historicalsite #cultural #culturaltrip

Tai Kwun was originally constructed as Central police station, magistracy court, and Victoria prison altogether in one area in respond to massive migration of Mainland China people to Hong Kong in 1920s. Now, the area has been redeveloped into a cultural, food and shopping area and become one of the famous tourist attraction in Hong Kong. When you go there, you could learn a lot about the history of the building, how they slowly constructed more building to respond to the need to serve society, the justice system, even how the prisoners lived inside prison. Other than that, you can also have fancy meal and visit the art center there. To go to Tai Kwun, you can get off at Hong Kong station and walk to Exchange Square. Then take bus no 12 and get of at Tai Kwun. #culturaltrip

Address: Jalan Kuala Kangsar, Kawasan Perindustrian Tasek, 31400 Ipoh, Perak Highlights: The Perak Tong Cave temple is located just north of Ipoh and is one of the oldest temples and famous for the murals. It was constructed back in 1926. 😬 Once you walk in the temple, you can see a 40 feet tall golden sitting Buddha statue. Behind the main altar, there is a flight of steps. After climbing the steps and passing through the narrow entrance passage, the limestone cave opens up into a giant space with a high dome. On reaching the highest pavilion, you can enjoy the excellent views over the northern suburbs of Ipoh and a nearby industrial zone. There is also a vegetarian restaurant here where you can fill your hunger. 😋 Opening hours: 8am to 5pm daily Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Food: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #culturaltrip #culturalwalk #peraktourism

Address: 31000 Batu Gajah, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Getting there: The castle is situated near the Batu Gajah town, which is about a 30-minute drive from the famous Ipoh City. Best option is to go by car or taxi. Highlights: This is an old castle built by a Scottish Planter, and was a gift for his wife. Hence, this castle also symbolise love. However, this castle was unfinished due to the Spanish flu which spread to the construction workers at that time. Nowadays, the Kellie’s Castle is a famous tourist attraction. The tour around the castle was very fascinating as it is like a maze. There are some secret doors and passage which lead you to another part of the castle. I have spend more than 2 hours walking around the castle and taking photos! 😊 Entrance fee: RM4 for adults, RM5 for non-Malaysian. Opening hours: 9am to 5pm daily Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #culturaltrip #culturalheritage #culturewalk #history

Address: Pesiaran Sepakat 3, Taman Endah Jaya, 31350 Ipoh, Perak Getting there: It is about 15 minutes drive away from the Ipoh town area. There are huge parking space in front of the cave for free. Highlight: The Kek Lok Tong is a Buddhist temple located inside a cave. There cave is formed by beautiful limestone. You may see different formation of rocks and the space inside the cave is very spacious. There is a stunning garden after u walk through the cave to the another side. There is also a small lake where you can rent a paddle boat to explore. It was a wonderful experience and I would definitely recommend it! 😊 Opening hours: 9am to 4pm daily Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #naturewonder #culturaltrip

Hoi An is a city on Vietnam's central coast known for it's well preserved Ancient town. It's a small city with it's own traditions, culture and food. People here are so calm and friendly. During Tet Holiday, a lot of people go to Hoi An to try the floating lanterns or just to watch the colorful and magical town. You can feel the ancient vibe once you visit Hoi An. You'll know more about Vietnam not just the food but the history itself. I recommend to stay there for 2-3 days and go to Da Nang afterwards. It's quite enough to spend time around Hoi An. #createwithtrip #createwithtrip #culturalattractions #culturaltrip #culturalheritage #hoian #vietnam #vietnamtravel #tripinspired #tripmoments #nationalpark#lakes

Address: 1-1 Konkicho, Hikone 522-0061 Shiga Prefecture One of the 5 National Treasures (Castles) in Japan, Hikone Castle 🏯 which is over 400 years old, is one of the remaining few with their original structures preserved. The Hikone Castle, although smaller in size than some of the other castles in Japan, is still quite big to me, and we took some time exploring the castle and the surroundings. As the castle is quite high up, we also need some time to climb up but it's all worth it, with the nice scenic view of Lake Biwa or Biwako, Japan's largest Freshwater Lake. There's also the cute Hikonyan, which is a mascot created in 2007 to mark the 400th anniversary of Hikone Castle. You can take a photo with the mascot standee which is in front of the castle. There's also the cute mascot toys and merchandise sold in Hikone too. Overall, for me, it's definitely worth a visit to at least one of the castles in Japan. Hope to be able to travel to Japan soon again. #createwithtrip #japan #culturaltrip #historicplaces

Address: 2 Sanam Chai Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Wat Pho, also known as the Temple of Reclining Buddha, is one of the must-visit temples in Thailand. Do note that the temple is currently undergoing some renovations, but you can still visit the temple, and also go inside to have a view of the 46m long sleeping Buddha. Shoes will have to be removed before one can go in the temple with the sleeping Buddha. The whole place is actually quite big and there's a lot of other buildings at Wat Pho to explore. Do note that there is an entry fee of 200baht for foreign visitors. After the visit, I will also recommend for you to board the local ferry nearby of which it brings you across the Chao Praya River to Wat Arun. Beautiful & peaceful place, & not a lot of visitors when I'm there. Overall a nice visit. #createwithtrip #bangkok #culturaltrip

Itinerary Day 1: Arrived in Ankara by bus/train. First stop: Anıtkabir, the mausoleum of Atatürk — powerful and emotional experience. Later walked around Kızılay, had Turkish tea, and tried some street food. Day 2: Explored the Ankara Castle and the old city. Amazing views from the top and lots of cute souvenir shops. Spent time at the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations — a must for history lovers. Day 3: Visited Atatürk Forest Farm and Zoo, and enjoyed lunch at a local café nearby. Wrapped up with a peaceful evening in Gençlik Park with some local snacks. Accommodation Stayed at Hotel Cinnah — clean rooms, good breakfast, and walking distance to Kızılay. A great choice for travelers who want comfort and a central location. Food Recommendations • Zeynel Çelik Lokantası – tasty local dishes at great prices • Saklıbahçe – for traditional breakfast • Don’t miss midye dolma (stuffed mussels) in the streets near Kızılay Tips • Use the metro – fast, cheap, and reliable • Anıtkabir is better early in the morning • Try the simit with Turkish tea from a local cart • Bring comfortable shoes for the castle area ⸻ Tags: #Ankara #TurkeyCapital #Anıtkabir #AnkaraCastle #HiddenTurkey #CulturalTrip #BudgetTravel #TripMoments #UrbanExploration #CityGetaway

If you’re a fan of Chinese mythology or just looking for a unique cultural stop, Sun Wukong Town in Shunchang is a fun and memorable experience. The theme is centered around the legendary Monkey King, with statues, performances, and themed architecture bringing the story to life. It’s great for families and photography lovers. The area is clean and walkable. Best to visit in cooler months for a more comfortable experience. #SunWukongTown #MonkeyKingAdventure #JourneyToTheWest #ShunchangTravels #MythicalChina #CulturalTrip #FamilyFunChina #MonkeyMagic #WukongVibes #HiddenGemsChina

Stepping into Masjid Ar-Rahman feels like entering a royal palace. The intricate Islamic designs, gold-accented doors, and mesmerizing geometric patterns make this mosque one of the most unique in Malaysia. Every corner is beautifully crafted, exuding grandeur and elegance. Located in Tumpat, Kelantan, this mosque isn’t just a place of worship but also an architectural marvel that reflects the beauty of Islamic art and culture. The combination of marble, gold, and stunning calligraphy creates a breathtaking atmosphere, perfect for those who appreciate fine details in religious architecture. Whether you’re visiting Kelantan for its rich heritage or simply passing through, this mosque is a must-visit. Standing in front of its majestic entrance, I couldn’t help but admire the craftsmanship and serenity it offers. Truly, one of the most beautiful mosques in Malaysia! 📍 Masjid Ar-Rahman, Mukim Kubang Batang, Tumpat, Kelantan #hiddenarchitecturalgems #heritagemosque #culturaltrip #spiritualjourney #newyearnewtrip

Irgandı Köprüsü historical bridge street with lots of shops selling traditional handcrafted and art work, nice historical and cultural walk, while satisfying your shopping needs #turkeytravel #bursa #travel_2022 #historicculture #culturaltrip #culturalshop #traditionalshop

Visit Maasai village in ngorongoro conversation area which can be combine with wildlife safari or nature walking experience #ngorongoro #traveling #tanzania#trip #photography #holidays #maaasaivillage #culturaltrip #culture#explore #cultural#tribe visittanzania #visitmaaasaivillge