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Oct 27, 20224 min read

Angkor Again

What a difference fourteen years makes...Cambodia is an irresistible adventure

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Globepouncing

Apr 21, 20215 min read

Try Small Cities

Modern megacities are exciting - so much to do, so much to see, so big! But they can be a bit much sometimes.

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Globepouncing

Apr 18, 20214 min read

Points West on Aphrodite's Island

Today we have a look at highlights in the west and southwest of Aphrodite’s island that make for comfortable excursions from Paphos.

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Globepouncing

Apr 9, 20214 min read

GP Top-Fives: 2021

Time for our biennial top-fives! As of spring 2021, these are our streamlined picks...

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Globepouncing

Aug 4, 20206 min read

Hot as Phở, Vol. 2: Con Dao

A secluded, narrow, white sand beach with a shimmering, coral fragment-lined surf...and baby sea turtles.

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Jerash and Ajloun - A Day Trip North of Amman

Globepouncing

May 24, 20192 min read

Jerash and Ajloun - A Day Trip North of Amman

Petra and the Dead Sea get much of the attention in Jordan, but Jerash would be the undisputed cultural gem of most countries.

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Globepouncing

May 6, 20194 min read

Stalin's Underground Printing House

Fun fact: Joseph Stalin was Georgian. Born Ioseb Jughashvili, he was raised in a town called Gori, which is in present-day Georgia...

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Globepouncing

Mar 28, 20193 min read

Beirut: Still the ME's Cultural Capital

Fear not, friends, and go to Beirut. It has ancient history, great night life, religious diversity, and, of course, Lebanese food!

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Globepouncing

Mar 16, 20193 min read

Living Loving Lebanon

Lebanon is one of our favorite spots - we liked it so much we went twice in four months, and we'll go back again. The concentration of...

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Globepouncing

Mar 14, 20192 min read

Cairo and Camels

After being razed for building materials and treasure for millennia, these structures are still a mighty sight to behold...

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