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Every long weekend, I am looking for cheap flights and a quick getaway. So when the capital of Morocco, Rabat, popped up on my Google Flights, I was instantly sold - I even managed to get a group of friends to tag along!
I traveled here for a birthday trip while visiting my friend who was living in San Diego.
I was in Colorado and wanted to visit hot springs!
My boyfriend at the time wanted to visit his dad in Florida, so we made a road trip out the adventure!
Malawi attained its independence from Britain in 64’ but the men behind that independence still remain a figment of history. These are drivers who toiled to ensure freedom and liberty existed for Malawian people. On top of the list is the first prime minister of Nyasaland, and the first life president of the republic, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, who is also rumored to have been crushing with the late queen Elizabeth II.
Paying homage to his final resting place seemed a good idea. A very beautiful final space next to the Parliament and the eye catching Presidents hotel.
Spent the whole day indoors, in bed, bored. Had nothing exciting at all, till when I decided to check my twitter that I saw my favorite artist was performing tonight at a spot I didn’t know of. Issabel King at Bumpy Road brewing at Area 10 in Lilongwe.
So I followed the pin to the place, and hooray, a beer brewing place. I haven’t had as much fun as tonight.
I traveled here for a quick trip out of the city while living in Portland.
I traveled here because I was living in the lower peninsula of Michigan at the time and wanted to explore the natural beauty of the Upper Peninsula
I chose this trip because I love waterfalls and hiking! I was staying in Portland, Oregon, and decided to do a waterfall weekend.
I chose this trip because I wanted to go on a road trip and see scenic sights in the Southwest United States.
Our annual weekend trip to Florida.
We wanted to choose the quieter places. To step away from big cities and famous capitals, and instead follow a route shaped by small towns, winding roads, and landscapes that slow you down without asking.
This journey wasn’t about ticking boxes. It was about crossing borders gently, watching architecture change, hearing languages shift, and feeling how each place carries its own rhythm. Castles on hills, canals through old towns, lakes reflecting mountains—each stop felt like part of the same story.
We wanted a trip that felt romantic in its own way: calm but rich, simple but deeply beautiful. And this route gave us exactly that.
We traveled to Portugal for its energy. For the hills that make your legs burn, the viewpoints that make you stop mid-sentence, and a city that keeps pulling you forward instead of letting you sit still.
Portugal felt alive—full of walking, climbing, getting lost, eating well, laughing a lot, and constantly saying “one more stop.” It’s the kind of place where every day turns into a mix of plans, detours, and happy accidents.
We chose this trip because, even though we’re Turkish, we had never explored Istanbul properly — not this deeply, not this widely, and definitely not at this speed. Istanbul is a city so big, so multicultural, and so full of history that it feels like its own country, and we wanted to finally experience it through the eyes of curious travelers rather than locals passing through.
It was also the perfect chance for a girls’ trip, full of long walks, nonstop exploring, hidden corners, museums, parks, seaside neighborhoods, and all the chaotic beauty that makes Istanbul unforgettable.
I picked this trip because I was craving fresh air, greenery, and slow, scenic walking routes. Malmö gave me gentle city charm, while Lund offered forests, fields, and a nature adventure with trolley cycling — exactly the peaceful balance I needed.