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Unveiling Dunollie Castle: History, Haunts & Breathtaking Views
Standing sentinel over the Scottish coast just below the Scottish Highlands, Dunollie Castle tells tales of a bygone era. Steeped in history that stretches back to the dawn of Gaelic kingdoms, it was a seat of power for the Clan MacDougall. In its heyday, it witnessed battles, power struggles, and the ebb and flow of…
Anini Beach: A Slice of Paradise on Kaua’i
Kaua’i’s north shore boasts many gems, and Anini Beach (and connected Wyllie’s Beach) is undoubtedly one of them. This two-and-a-half-mile stretch of pristine white sand feels like a world away from the hustle and bustle. Protected by a long offshore reef, the waters here are like glass, perfect for a refreshing swim or a peaceful…
Waimea Canyon: Grand Canyon of the Pacific
The Hawaiian Islands – a dream destination for many people promising cultural, natural and historical richness. Hawaii has so much to offer. For those looking to escape civilisation and enjoy the natural beauty on offer, there is no better recommendation than the western island of Kauai, on which you will also find Waimea Canyon. The…
Death Valley: Extremes, Beauty, and a Rare Lake
Death Valley. A foreboding name that inspires awe and wonder in those who have visited this amazing but remote gem of natural beauty. It can be described as vibrant and utterly desolate in the same breath. Seeing the amazing rock formations with every colour of the rainbow, mountains, basins, and everything in between is just…
Hello Kitty Haruka Express
Are you planning a trip to Japan and dreaming of whisking your way to adorable adventures? Then look no further than the Hello Kitty Haruka Express, a limited express train that takes you on a journey straight into kawaii paradise! Planning Your Purrfect Trip: This charming train whisks you from Kansai International Airport to three…
Tagawa Yamakasa: Unveiling One of Kyushu’s Hidden Festivals
While the vibrant spectacle of the Gion Yamakasa Festival draws crowds to Fukuoka in July each year, nestled in the foothills of northern Kyushu lies another Yamakasa event brimming with its unique charm: the Tagawa Yamakasa. Often overshadowed by its larger cousin, Tagawa’s Yamakasa offers a more intimate experience, immersing you in the heart of…
Hiraizumi Nature Trail: A Secret Path Between Temples
Located in Hiraizumi, Japan, the Hiraizumi Nature Trail is a nature preserve nestled in the space between Chuson-ji and Motsuji Temples. It also makes an excellent way to get from one to the other. About the Hiraizumi Nature Trail The trail is a series of trails that head through a forested wetland area. It is…
Unveiling the Grand Canyon: A Deep Dive into Arizona’s Majesty
If you have never been to the Grand Canyon, what are you waiting for? The Grand Canyon, a natural wonder that redefines breathtaking, is a one-stop location for all your geology, hiking and nature needs. This article will be your comprehensive guide, dissecting the canyon’s geology, history, secrets of where to view sunrise and sunset,…
Gates Pass: Where Desert Drama Unfolds in Tucson
Arizona’s sun-scorched landscapes hold a rugged beauty, and few places capture it better than Gates Pass. This dramatic cleft slices through the Tucson Mountains, offering a thrilling drive, jaw-dropping panoramas, and a gateway to the Sonoran Desert’s secrets. Prepare for Gates Pass where cactus sentinels stand guard, sunsets ignite the sky, and ancient stories whisper…
How can I type the International Phonetic Alphabet?
Before reading this post, you should know a little about the International Phonetic Alphabet and Phonemic Alphabets. You may also want to read IPA: History, Functionality, and Limitations. Learning to type the International Phonetic Alphabet can seem like a daunting task. How can I get one keyboard that creates 107 basic pronunciation symbols, 31 diacritics,…
Otagi Nenbutsuji: A Whimsical Oasis Amidst Kyoto’s Serenity
Nestled amidst the bamboo groves and verdant hills of Arashiyama, Kyoto, lies Otagi Nenbutsuji – a Buddhist temple far removed from the usual Zen solemnity. Step inside its gates and prepare to be greeted by a vibrant, almost playful, atmosphere. Hundreds of Rakan (disciples of Buddha) statues, each boasting unique personalities and expressions, line the…
International Phonetic Alphabet(s)? How many are there?
Before reading this post, you should be familiar with the International Phonetic Alphabet and Phonemic Alphabets. You may also want to read IPA: History, Functionality, and Limitations as well. The shower answer to this question is that there is only one International Phonetic Alphabet, the one created in 1888 by the International Phonetic Association. However…
IPA: Who uses the International Phonetic Alphabet?
Before reading this post, you should be familiar with the International Phonetic Alphabet and Phonemic Alphabets. You may also want to read IPA: History, Functionality, and Limitations as well. IPA may be great for languages, but who actually uses it? The short answer is that the following types of people/professions may use IPA to varying…
Kozenji: Unveiling the Enchanting Gardens in Kiso, Japan
Nestled amidst the verdant mountains of Kiso Valley, Japan, lies Kozenji, a Zen Buddhist temple exuding an ethereal charm. Founded in 1434 by the formidable Kiso Nobumichi, this historic gem transcends its physical form, transforming into a sanctuary of serenity and cultural significance. Kozenji: A Legacy Steeped in History Kozenji’s past is interwoven with the…
Bandokorobana Park: Where Ocean Breezes Meet Panoramic Bliss
Imagine this: you stand on a rugged coastline, the scent of salty air swirling around you. The endless expanse of the East China Sea stretches before you, a canvas of tranquil turquoise kissed by the golden rays of the rising sun. Gentle waves lap at the volcanic rocks, their rhythmic lull a symphony of serenity.…