Turkey's largest city, Istanbul, borders the Bosporus Strait with Europe to the west and Asia to the East. Though its history dates back 300,000 years, nearby you'll find such modern outdoor delights as bicycling, hiking and water sports. read more
Outdoor adventure travelers in Israel, whether they have been scuba diving in the Mediterranean or mountain biking in Livnot U'Lehibanot, will eventually find themselves in the coastal city of Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv has many accommodation options available for travelers who are just passing through, but if you are planning on spending a few days or weeks in the… read more
The Kingdom of Jordan is a Western Asian country; it's located near the Syrian Desert and is adjacent to Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Although it's not a popular vacation destination, adventure seekers will find the area's culture and climate unlike that of most countries. Discover tips on traveling to Jordan to ensure a safe and enjoyable vacation experience. read more
The windswept, sunny plains and deserts of Iraq are home to various hardy shrubs and plants. Though a mostly dry region devoid of much fauna, you can…
Istanbul is the biggest city in the country of Turkey. With a population of over 12 million, it is also one of the biggest cities in the world and is…
Afghanistan is a mountainous country landlocked in south-central Asia. From Alexander the Great in 330 B.C. through Genghis Khan in the 12th century a…
Despite the common misconception that Jerusalem lies in the midst of a sweltering desert, the city's climate is classified as subtropical and only sem…
Syria, which goes under the official name of the Syrian Arabic Republic, is a nation with a rich history that stretches back thousands of years. Sites…
The Gulf of Aqaba is at the northern end of the Red Sea and has a coastline that Israel, Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia all share. The year-round warm…
The Dead Sea, also known as the Salt Sea, is a saltwater lake in eastern Israel. Every year, tourists flock to the lake, as its high salt content make…
Jerusalem is Israel's capital and largest city. The local economy is largely based on tourism. Jerusalem is considered a holy city within Judaism, Chr…
Lebanon, Connecticut, is surrounded by over 45,000 acres of state forest lands that offer endless chances for backpacking, camping, birdwatching, cros…
The Turkish province Balikesir is known for its small beach towns and the natural beauty of its beaches and mountains. Extending along the Aegean and…
The dinar is the official currency of the nation of Iraq. The Central Bank of Iraq first issued the current dinar in late 2003 as a replacement for th…
When you are single, you want to vacation in places that are popular so you can make new friends and meet new people. But when you are married, you st…
As the official currency of the country of Iraq, the Iraqi dinar is issued by the Central Bank of Iraq. While the currency may be used by travelers t…
The Dead Sea lies between Israel and Jordan and is divided by an invisible borderline that runs from north to south. Neither the Israeli nor the Jorda…
Perched on a series of steep hills that tumble into the Mediterranean, Haifa strikes a fair comparison to San Francisco. The surrounding region tends…
When traveling to Dubai, a territory within the UAE (United Arab Emirates), you must obtain a tourist visa to enter the country. However, you do not n…
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