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According to recent reports, there were 19.8 million visitors to Japan between January and October of 2023. Naturally, when visiting a different country, you’re likely to want to learn a few key common phrases to help you get by. But it’s not just language skills that tourists should be thinking about ahead of their trip. […] The post Japanese Etiquette For Visitors: Experts Reveal Their Top Tips appeared first on Inditales .

Posted : 2/25/2024 | February 25th, 204 Miami is known for its sun-kissed beaches, vibrant culture, and sizzling nightlife. From the iconic Art Deco architecture of South Beach to the bustling energy of Wynwood, Miami offers a diverse array of neighborhoods to explore and lots of unique things to see and do ( here’s my guide to all the neighborhoods ). There are a ton of hotels in Miami to choose from, whether you’re looking for an upscale experience on the beach (after NYC, Miami has more five-star hotels than any other city in the country) or an affordable hotel that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. I’ve been coming to the city for years and have stayed in a lot of different hotels. To help you plan your visit, here’s my list of the best hotels in Miami:   1. Yotel Miami Located in downtown Miami, this four-star hotel has a sleek and modern design with a very Miami aesthetic (think bold colors and neon lighting but done in a fun, tasteful way). There are both rooms and full

Posted : 2/25/2024 | February 25th, 2024 Miami , a vibrant metropolis on Florida’s southeastern coast, is known for its sun-soaked beaches, pulsating nightlife, and rich culture that blends Latin American and Caribbean influences. There’s a ton to see and do here, from exploring South Beach’s iconic, pastel-hued Art Deco buildings to kayaking in the Everglades. There’s a lot of diverse and vibrant neighborhoods to explore, but choosing where to stay will greatly influence your visit as each area offers a unique atmosphere, culture, and attractions. (Plus, traffic can be brutal at times, so you don’t want to spend all your time (and money) getting around.) To help you choose which is best for you, here’s my list of the best neighborhoods in Miami for visitors: Area Best for Best Hotel South Beach Nightlife Hotel Ocean See More hotels Downtown Sightseeing Yotel Miami See More hotels Brickell Foodies citizenM See More hotels Wynwood and the Design District

Posted : 2/20/24 | February 20th, 2024 Miami is vibrant city known for its beach culture, party scene, Cuban influence. It’s definitely considered one of the more high energy, fun cities in America. Miami attracts millions of visitors per year. Personally, Miami isn’t my favorite city in the States (though I do love the beaches), but there’s absolutely no denying that there’s a lot of fun to be had here. From beaches to partying to Cuban culture to the nearby Everglades, you can do a lot. (And if you’re looking to splash out, there are tons of luxurious hotels, upscale shopping districts, and high-end dining to be found here.) Here are some of my top things to see and do in Miami:   1. Explore the Everglades Everglades National Park has 1.5 million acres of swamps, prairies, and sub-tropical jungles. It is one of the most unique and largest public parks in the United States. Designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage site, it is home to 14 rare and endangered

Posted : 2/19/24 | February 19th, 2024 Famous for its chaotic streets, friendly people, cheap and delicious street food, and wild nightlife, Bangkok is one of my favorite cities in the world (I even spent two years living here). It just has a contagious energy that can’t be beat. I never ever ever get tired of coming here. A city of eight million people, Thailand’s capital is huge. Choosing where to stay in Bangkok can be overwhelming, especially for first-time visitors, as there is a ton to see and do here and the city is very spread out (luckily with a much improved public transportation system). I’ve been visiting the city since 2005 and have stayed in hundreds of hotels, guesthouses, and hostels. There’s thousands to choose from. To help you plan your trip, here’s my list of the best hotels in Bangkok: 1. Bangkok Hotel Lotus Sukhumvit 33 This four-star hotel is centrally located on Sukhumvit, in an area that is renowned for its nightlife, shopping, and lots of restaurants

I first heard of Alandi when I was reading about Vari pilgrimage. This is when I learnt about the Palki of Dhyaneshwar Maharaj that leaves from here to Pandharpur. I quickly looked for it on Google Maps and found it not too far from Pune. I parked it in my mental list for the next […] The post Sant Dhyaneshwar Samadhi at Alandi appeared first on Inditales .

Posted : 2/13/2024 | February 13th, 2024 Brisbane is third-largest city in Australia . Most travelers visit the city on their way to the Gold Coast or as they head up toward Cairns . They tend not to stay too long as the city doesn’t really have the allure that other parts of Australia does. But Brisbane actually has plenty to see and do – and I think people short change it. Home to just over two million people, it’s a very outdoorsy place, with lots of parks and even an urban beach. There’s a high quality of life and a hip restaurant scene, and the largest koala sanctuary in the world is just outside of town. And, since it’s not too spread out, you never really too far from anything. To help you plan your trip and figure out where to stay during your visit, here’s my list of the best neighborhoods in Brisbane:   Where to Stay for Sightseeing: Inner City/CBD If you want to be in the center of it all, stay in the Inner City, known colloquially as the CBD (Central Business D

Posted : 2/11/2024 | February 11th, 2024 Edinburgh is enchanting. The capital of Scotland , it’s a historic, moody city with centuries-old buildings, winding cobblestone streets, and an imposing castle that looms above the Old Town. While there is a ton to see and do here ( including lots of eerie ghost tours ), the city is actually fairly compact. Everything you’re going to want to see is generally within walking distance. For that reason, all of the hotels below are centrally located so you never have to go far to see the sights. Here’s my list of the best hotels in Edinburgh: 1. Stay Central Hotel Just three minutes from the popular Royal Mile, this three-star property is located in a historic 17th-century building that’s been completely modernized. The interior is covered with funky, arty décor that includes lots of distinctive artwork and colorful touches. I like that the rooms are bright, clean, and spacious. The beds are super comfy and rooms include a flat-screen TV, de