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Greece is home to thousands of islands, but Santorini is one of the most famous ones.

Most people know the picture of the famous blue domes. But have you ever wondered what to do in Santorini besides taking pictures of that viewpoint?

In order to help you plan your stay on the islands, we’ve put together this 4-day Santorini itinerary. You’ll explore the cutest towns and villages, relax on red beaches, climb a volcano and learn about the Akrotiri Bronze Age town.

Keep reading to find out how to squeeze this and even more into your Santorini trip!

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Have you ever heard of Turpan? No?

We hadn’t either until we started researching the Silk Road. It is most likely the city’s remoteness that keeps it from being a tourist destination. Located in the province of Xinjiang in Western China, travellers need to spend many hours on a train to get here.

Yet, we highly recommend a visit. In touristy China, you won’t find many places that you can enjoy almost by yourself. Plus, there are enough things to do in this city that make a trip out here worthwhile.

Keep reading to find out about the best things to do in Turpan and why you should consider visiting this remote city!

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Visiting Meteora is one of the highlights of any trip to Greece, and one of the best things to do in the area is to see the monasteries. The buildings towering on top of steep rock formations are a fascinating sight that you won’t forget anytime soon.

When visiting Meteora, you have the choice between multiple modes of transport. You can rent a car, join a tour, get an electric bike for a day or hike to the monasteries. We think that all of those ways are fantastic for seeing the area, and we went for a sunset tour ourselves when we arrived.

The next day, though, we opted for a hike. Hiking Meteora on your own is an excellent way of getting around if you don’t like driving and don’t want to be tied down to the schedule of a tour. It’s also the most budget-friendly way of seeing the monasteries.

To help you organise your hike, we have put together this Meteora hiking guide. Here, you can find a map as well as a detailed description of all segments of the walk. This way, you will arrive at all of the six monasteries without getting lost.

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If you’re visiting Southern Germany, we highly recommend that you stay in the Black Forest. This region, which inspired the Grimm Brothers for many of their fairytales, is dotted with traditional villages, dense forests and rolling hills.

The area spreads out from Freiburg in the south to Baden-Baden in the north, with lots of places worth visiting in between.

One of the greatest difficulties when visiting the Black Forest in Germany is finding the best place to stay. You will come across many Black Forest hotels in lots of different villages, but how do you know which one to choose?

Ideally, you want to be close to the best places to visit in the Black Forest. You also need to choose whether you wish to stay in a village or town or prefer a remote location in the mountains. Are you travelling with a family, or are you looking to relax in a luxury hotel?

We want to help you figure out where to stay in the Black Forest in Germany. In this article, you will learn about the best towns and villages first, and we will introduce specific hotels depending on your needs further down. This will make it fast and easy for you to book your holidays.

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Ever since I heard about Caral, I wondered why it isn’t more popular with travellers. Some of the oldest ruins in the Americas, constructed at the same time as the first pyramids of Egypt. Who would not want to visit them?

I was sure that going there would be easy and that I could spontaneously arrange a day trip from Lima, hopping on a bus with lots of other tourists.

Turned out I was wrong. Despite the significance of Caral, it is surprisingly hard to get there. I looked up tours, but most of the companies only offered private trips, and I wasn’t willing to pay a fortune. Surely, there had to be a better way?

There is! Caral can easily be visited independently as a day trip from Lima for a fraction of the price you would pay for a private tour. Here is all the information you need to know to plan your trip to Caral.

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Mayan ruins, whites beaches, active volcanos, stunning lakes – if you’re thinking about the best places to visit in Central America, a lot of images might come to your mind. We are sure that amongst them are some of the best beaches in the world.

Central America is lucky to border two different seas – the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Caribbean Sea on the other side. That means you can find lots of different beaches in Central America. You can go surfing on the Pacific Coast, or you can sip a cocktail underneath a palm tree on a Caribbean island.

To help you choose and to inspire you for your next trip, we have put together this list of the best beaches in Central America. Plus, we’ll give you lots of helpful information along the way, so you know how to get started in planning a trip to any of these destinations!

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Are you thinking about travelling to Cancun?

We love the Yucatan peninsula for its fantastic beaches, its Mayan ruins and its vibrant towns. No matter how much time you spend in Cancun, you have a lot of options for what to do. You might even have so many options that you have a hard time deciding what to choose.

That is why we have put together this very flexible itinerary for Cancun. We are going to cover the best places in the Yucatan peninsula, so you don’t miss out on the highlights. At the same time, there will be enough time to relax on a beach and enjoy your holidays.

Keep reading to find out how to spend your days in Mexico!

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Located north of Salta, almost in Bolivia, the Quebrada de Humahuaca is a place unlike anything else in Argentina. A gorge between two mountain ranges offers multi-coloured hills, cacti forests, unique culture and many historical sights.

It is not a surprise that this valley was declared a world heritage site by Unesco.

If you’re visiting northern Argentina, make sure to stop here! Plus, this is a great place to pass through if you plan to cross the border to Bolivia or Chile.

To help you plan your visit, here are the best places to visit in the Quebrada de Humahuaca.

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What do you know about Lithuanian cuisine? Not much? Then you’re just like us. Before coming to Lithuania, all we knew was that people there ate a lot of potatoes. I also assumed they’d eat fish in the coastal areas, but that was it.

During our time in Lithuania, we got to discover lots of amazing dishes. Yes, people here like to eat potatoes. They also eat meat, soups, herring and produce amazing cheese and honey. Oh, and the desserts. Did you know about the delicious Lithuanian desserts?

If you’re travelling to this Baltic country, don’t miss out on any of those amazing dishes.

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Are you wondering how long to stay in Santorini?

If you’re planning on visiting Greece, it can be difficult to estimate how much time you need. That’s why we want to help you figure out how many days to spend in Santorini.

When planning your trip to this Greek island, the two primary considerations are your interests and your budget. Santorini is, besides Mykonos, one of the most expensive places in Greece, so if you’re a budget traveller, you’ll be limited by the amount of money you want to spend.

The other important consideration is your interests. Do you love beaches? Are you a history buff? Do you want to see the highlights and take nice Instagram pictures along the way?

This article will cover what to do in Santorini and then go through multiple options and itineraries that will make it easy for you to choose how many nights to spend on the island.

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