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Where To Stay On Japan's Powder Triangle

2 weeks ago | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

Finding the perfect accommodation in Hokkaido can be quite challenging, particularly in winter, when adventurers from around the globe flock to Hokkaido in pursuit of the legendary JAPOW. If you’re on the hunt for an ideal base to make the most of your epic Japan ski trip, we’ve got you covered. We spent 10 days exploring Japan’s “Powder Triangle” This is a trio of amazing ski resorts—Niseko, Rusutsu, and Furano—that offer some of the best powder snow experiences in the world.
17 Things To Know BEFORE Hiking The Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail

Mar 3, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

If you’re considering hiking Japan’s Kumano Kodo trail, you are in for a real adventure. Deep in the Kii Peninsula, you can easily find yourself lost at another time. The Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trail is why you travel to Japan. It’s where you can disconnect and feel at peace with the nature around you. I think it’s Japan’s best-kept secret, but one that could easily blow up in future years – so go now! Here are helpful tips to know before you go.
30 UNIQUE Things To Do In Osaka, Japan

Feb 29, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

Located on the island of Honshu is Japan’s third-largest city, Osaka. The city is huge, with a population of over 2.5 million people, and is bustling with plenty of things to see in Osaka. Osaka isn’t always on the traditional Japanese tourist trail like Kyoto and Tokyo, but it is full of life and things to do. Osaka has plenty of great restaurants, shopping, bars, and culturally interesting activities to keep visitors busy for at least a few days.
21 Things To Know BEFORE You Hike To Tiger's Nest Monastery

Feb 18, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

Paro Taktshang, more commonly called Tiger’s Nest, is the picture-perfect image of Bhutan. While the monastery is easily the most popular thing to do in Bhutan and on every visitor’s bucket list, it doesn’t enjoy the instant recognition of other famous landmarks like Machu Picchu or the Eiffel Tower. It also isn’t as easily accessible as sites like the Colosseum or the Pyramids, as reaching Tiger’s Nest requires a two-hour hike, but it’s well worth it and completely doable for most.
60 Feel Good Rainbow Quotes That Will Brighten Your Day

Feb 13, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

If you’re in need of some feel-good rainbow quotes you’ve come to the right place. Any quote about rainbows is sure to do one thing – make you smile. I mean, have you ever not smiled when you see a rainbow? We wanted to put these epic inspirational rainbow quotes together for you whenever you are in need of them. Hope they make your day brighter!― Author-Poet Aberjhani― Roy T. Bennett-Unknown ― Amit Ray ― Anthony T.Hincks― Dolly Parton― Richelle E. Goodrich― Maya Angelou ― Gilbert K.
Kefalonia vs. Zakynthos • Which Ionian Island is Better for YOU?

Feb 7, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

If you’re planning a trip to the Ionian Islands and find yourself contemplating between Zakynthos and Kefalonia, you’re likely facing a bit of a dilemma as each island boasts its own unique charm. Like any travel destination, determining the better option depends completely on your preferences. While we would encourage people to visit both Kefalonia and Zakynthos, we understand that takes extra time and thought.
25 BEST Things To Do In Kyoto, Japan

Jan 30, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

So you’re in Japan’s cultural city and looking for the best things to do in Kyoto? Well, we have you covered. Kyoto is one of the top places to visit in Japan. It carries a world-class reputation and was once the capital of Japan. Needless to say, there is a lot to do in Kyoto. From walking around the Geisha district to exploring the thousands of temples and shrines, or eating your way around the city, you’ll be hard-pressed to get bored in Kyoto.
15 Things To Know BEFORE Visiting (Shipwreck Beach)

Jan 28, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

Arguably one of the most serene and picturesque beaches on earth, Navagio, or Shipwreck Beach, as it is popularly called, is one of the most beautiful destinations I have ever been to. Located on the northwest coast of the Greek island Zakynthos, this hidden beach sits inside a cove surrounded by towering white limestone cliffs and overlooking turquoise-blue ocean waters. It is here, on the sandy beach, where you will find the rusted remains of an old shipwreck.
20 Stops Along The Blue Ridge Parkway Drive To Enjoy

Jan 12, 2024 | theworldpursuit.com | Natasha Alden |Cameron Seagle

The Blue Ridge Parkway is known as “America’s favorite drive,” and we can attest to that! It’s 469 miles in total, starting with the stunning Shenandoah National Park and ending with the gorgeous Great Smoky Mountains. The Blue Ridge Parkway runs through 29 counties in both Virginia and North Carolina. Amidst them, there are countless breathtaking and thrilling stops to appreciate the charm of small-town life and its surrounding scenery.
Best Things to Do in Banff in the Spring

Jan 11, 2024 | happiestoutdoors.ca | Natasha Alden

There are so many things to do in Banff all year round it can hurt your head. Most people either visit Banff in the summer or in the winter, but there are some fantastic activities to enjoy in Banff in the spring. Banff in the spring may not be the most typical time to visit. The weather is unpredictable, and visitors may get some snow or rain, and definitely some cold temperatures.