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The Temples of Angkor: Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and Angkor Wat
When the Temples of Angkor are mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind for most people is Angkor Wat. In fact, many people believe that Angkor Wat is the only temple within the structure, not having heard otherwise. However, Angkor Wat is actually just one...
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The Temples of Angkor: Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and Angkor Wat
When the Temples of Angkor are mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind for most people is Angkor Wat. In fact, many people believe that Angkor Wat is the only temple within the structure, not having heard otherwise. However, Angkor Wat is actually just one...
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The Day My Friend Almost Died at Deep Creek
If you remember reading my previous post about Deep Creek, you'll recall me mentioning that this is a hike you really need to be prepared for. It's a long hike in the desert with an uphill slope on the way back- so save your water until the end. Well, when we went...
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The Temples of Angkor: Ta Prohm, Angkor Thom, and Angkor Wat
When the Temples of Angkor are mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind for most people is Angkor Wat. In fact, many people believe that Angkor Wat is the only temple within the structure, not having heard otherwise. However, Angkor Wat is actually just one...
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Dinosaur Kingdom II Tells the Exciting Tale of Civil War Soldiers Fighting the Dinosaurs!
Dinosaur Kingdom II is not your normal road-side attraction. Inspired by the innovative mind of artist Mark Cline, this fun, immersive experience is much more than just something to look at. The park announces, “Them wacky Yankees is at it again. Tryin’ to use living...
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APOPO Works with African Giant Pouched Rats to Detect Landmines throughout Africa and Cambodia
On my recent trip to Cambodia, I had no idea that landmines were such a problem until I arrived. As Cambodia was plagued with three decades of recent war, there are landmines scattered all across the countryside, abandoned and ready to detonate at any moment. This is...
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What It’s Really Like Taking the Oral Typhoid Vaccine
Are you traveling to somewhere exotic? If you are, the odds are your local doctor or travel clinic will advise you to get a typhoid vaccination- among others. Now, I will start this by saying that you should ABSOLUTELY follow your health-care provider's advice. They...
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Glen Ivy Natural Hot Springs
Glen Ivy is the perfect serene getaway for someone who needs a day off from their busy life. Glen Ivy is a natural hot spring out in Corona, California that offers spa and salon services to guests, as well as just a generic day-spa getaway. You must book and pay extra...
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The Accommodations at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort
Kakslauttanen Artic Resort truly is one of the greatest adventures you could ever have. I already covered the unique activities that you can do there, but now let me discuss the lodging offered there. Kakslauttanen stretches on for the course of two villages. They are...
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Interview at the Whaley House: One of America’s Most Historically Famous Homes
Located in the heart of Old Town San Diego, the Whaley House sits as a living piece of history for guests to come take a trip into the past. Built in 1856, Thomas Whaley’s home served as a convenient store, a county courthouse, and a commercial theater throughout the...
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Experience the History and Lore of the Winchester Mystery House
Interview with Janan Boehme, the Historian at the Winchester Mystery House Holding many accounts of both historical and paranormal lore, the Winchester Mystery House is perhaps the most famous house in America. It is both beautiful and bizarre. The mansion was built...
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The Day My Friend Almost Died at Deep Creek
If you remember reading my previous post about Deep Creek, you'll recall me mentioning that this is a hike you really need to be prepared for. It's a long hike in the desert with an uphill slope on the way back- so save your water until the end. Well, when we went...
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The Best Websites to Use to Plan Your Travel
Planning your own trip without the hassle of hiring a professional is becoming a big trend. With technology at our fingertips, everyone has the ability to research and plan the ideal trip they want to take. There are a few key sites that are crucial for trip planning....
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Saint Paul de Vence
Saint Paul de Vence has made the top of my list of places I've visited thus far in France. Nestled up in the French Alps sits this gorgeous getaway. It’s an old, medieval city made of stone that still stands within the city walls of its glorious past. This is...
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How to Bring More Travel and Adventure into Your Life
We manifest what we want in our lives whether we are conscious of it or not. That means that the more we focus on something, the more likely it is to become a bigger part of our lives. So, the best way to bring more travel and adventure into our lives is by focusing...
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Everything You Need to Know Before You Take Your Ultimate Vacation
Don’t Pack Your Bags for Your Vacation Until You Are Fully Prepared Most people now-a-days book their travel without any travel agent, agenda, or any real plan. It’s almost romantic to just throw your worries out the window and hop on a plane to find your inner peace,...
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The Tulum Archeological Site
I had never seen an archaeological site on the beach until I visited Tulum. Those are two things you definitely wouldn't normally think of as going together. What a unique experience! Something about old stone structures such as pyramids and temples sitting with palm...
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The Terrifying Mummies of Guanajuato
When I was visiting Guanajuato, my friend told me that I had to see the mummy museum. I wasn't a bit concerned; after all, I had been to the Catacombs of Paris. This was no where near as many dead bodies as I saw there. When we got to the mummy museum, I was shocked...
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Weird World Adventures
I am beyond thrilled to introduce all of you to my newest creative endeavor: Weird World Adventures. While it's far from being launched, I'm excited to have finished my first step by having put the sizzle reel together. Now, I am in the works of putting together the...
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Sequoia National Park: Crystal Cave & Tokopah Valley Trail
As I’ve said before, if you live in Southern California, a day trip (or a weekend trip) to Sequoia National Park is a must. Spread out wide across from King’s Canyon National park and conveniently 3 ½ to 4 hours from Los Angeles is Sequoia, featuring miles of hiking...
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Malorie’s Adventures Promotional Photo Set
It's been a fun and exciting experience setting up Malorie's Adventures for everyone; therefore, I thought I'd do something fun for you. Re-launching this blog, mixed with a new secret pilot I'm working on, meant that it was time to do an adventure photoshoot! This...
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Rock-a-Hoola: the Abandoned Water Park on the 15
Many people have seen this. It's the abandoned water park that sits in desolate tranquility in the desert on the 15 between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Having gone back and forth between the two many times, I had seen it hiding there in plain sight. Little did I know,...
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Ile Saint Marguerite, a Hidden Paradise off the Coast of Cannes
The Island Just a 15-minute boat ride off the coast of Cannes, you will find Ile Saint Marguerite. Ile Saint Marguerite houses a little fishing village, a bird sanctuary, and a lot of history. There are ferries that take you to the island from Cannes hourly, and it is...
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Alltournative Jungla Maya
Jungla Maya Native Park If you love adventure, then you need to connect with AllTourNative the next time you’re in the Cancun or Tulum areas. I had the pleasure of adventuring with Alltournative while I was staying at the Hard Rock Riviera Maya. My tour group and I...
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What To Do in Los Angeles at Halloween Time
Halloween might be over, but the festivities are still going on through the end of this weekend! The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor goes until Friday November 2nd, and Halloween Horror Nights continues its scares until November 4th. Now, many who know me know that I am the...
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Solstice Canyon Loop
Solstice Canyon Loop is a 3.4 mile trail in the shape of a loop located near Malibu in California. As I began this hike, I chose the path starting on the left side of the trail. That part of the trail isn’t very steep or complicated to climb. It’s actually pretty...
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The “Keys to the Kingdom” Tour at Disney World Offers You a Glimpse at Disney’s Underground Tunnel System
If you’re curious to know more about the amazing tours that Disney World and Disneyland both offer, from the most fun Halloween experiences to the tours of Walt’s apartment on Main Street USA, check out my article on VIVA GLAM Magazine here! Just for you all here, I’d...
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Grutas de Cacahuamilpa
I was very excited to visit the Grutas de Cacahuamilpa after having heard about them for years. They have been compared to the caves within the entrance to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland. Naturally, being a Disney connoisseur, I knew I had to see them...
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The Activities at Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort
Have you ever wanted to go husky sledding? Ever wanted to be pulled in a sled by reindeer? Well, Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort is the perfect place to live out your dream winter activities! My husband and I went to Kakslauttanen in late December, and there are so many...
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Grotto Trail
This Beautiful Trail Would Have Been so Much Better if We Weren't in a Drought Grotto trail is a 2.7 mile loop near Malibu, California. While Grotto trail really does have it all- flowing water, waterfalls, fields, mountains, and incredibly scenic views, make sure you...
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Remington Hot Springs
A Little Getaway in Sequoia National Forest The Remington Hot Springs exist in a quick path in the Sequoia National Forest just a few hours north of Los Angeles in Southern California. Don’t let their existence in the Sequoia Forest fool you, though. They are nowhere...
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Murphy’s Ranch Trail
Murphy's Ranch Trail is a 3.4 mile loop located in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, CA. This hike is in a pretty central area, located just shortly off of where the 405 meets Sunset Blvd. Parking is simple, as the trail begins in a residential area....
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Deep Creek Hot Springs
The hike to Deep Creek Hot Springs is a MUST for those who are itching for adventure. However, it is absolutely not for the faint of heart. Deep Creek Hot Springs is located about 2 hours away from Los Angeles. It is roughly a 5-mile hike in- and-out, however, the...
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Jardin Escultorico Edwards James, Las Pozas
Las Pozas is an unbelievable playground for adults. It was created by the mind of art patron and poet Edward James who searched for the best land he could find to create his wonderland. He discovered the mountains in San Luis Potosí and knew that he had found the...
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Sequoia National Park -The Giant Forest & Moro Rock
If you live in Southern California, a day trip (or a weekend trip) is a must-do to visit Sequoia National Park. Spread out wide across from King’s Canyon National park and conveniently 3 ½ to 4 hours from Los Angeles is Sequoia, featuring miles of hiking trails,...
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The City of Puebla & The Great Pyramid of Cholula
Puebla is a very artistic, hip city slightly south of Mexico City. It is a fun, modern place to be. Though it is updated, the old side of town features antique Spanish architecture still entwined perfectly within the new. Our hotel, the Puebla de Antano Hotel, was a...
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Guanajuato, a City in the Hills
Guanajuato is an intricate city built into the side of a great hill. It is colorful, bright, and cultural with a massive theatre, classy little parks, and little shops and knick-knacks everywhere. The road system twists in and out of the hills in a way where you can...
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Grutas Tolantongo: A Hidden Paradise
For the outdoor-loving adventurers of the world, Grutas Tolantongo is a must see! It is the most mesmerizing place. Hidden in the side of a mountain and overlooking its mighty valley and river bed within it, is Grutas Tolantongo, a natural hot-springs resort and park....
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Blarney Castle and Gardens
Let’s talk about Blarney Castle. The full name of the property is “Blarney Castle and Gardens,” and with quite a good reason. The gardens of Blarney are, perhaps, more charming than the castle, itself. But more to that in a second. In my opinion, Blarney Castle is the...
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The Rock of Dunamase
I was inspired to visit the Rock of Dunamase (an amazingly beautiful castle laid in ruins along the Irish countryside) while watching Leap Year with Amy Adams, as it is featured in that movie. I know, it’s slightly lame, but the structure just looked so beautiful on...
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He’s Here! The Phantom of the Opera! (The Opera Garnier)
The story of The Phantom of the Opera has always interested me since I was young. It originated from a book by Gaston Leroux, who supposedly swore on his deathbed that the story was true. People have spent their lives studying the Opera Garnier, where the story...
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The Rock of Cashel
The Rock of Cashel is an ancient castle found in the lower, middle land of Ireland in Tipperary. Damian and I had the honor of visiting there, and it seemed to transport us into an ancient, religious time. This large castle was once the seat of the King of Munster...
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St. Anne’s Park
St. Anne’s Park was the perfect way to start my adventure in Dublin. Despite the entrance being grand, it is almost as if it is hidden away, as there is no prominent sign. After ensuring that we were in the right place, we continued down the large main walkway that...
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“Stop! This is the Empire of the Dead.”- The Catacombs of Paris
The Catacombs of Paris are, perhaps, one of the most interesting places to visit in Paris. They are eerily beautiful and still. Yes, the catacombs are touristy, but no more than any other attraction in the city. In fact, you will find many locals there, as well. This...
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A Letter from the Past: Serbia and England- 2009
While looking through old documents on my computer, I stumbled upon a letter I had written for class upon traveling abroad to Belgrade, Serbia and Herefordshire, England. Upon re-reading this so many years after the event, I found this to be a pretty remarkable piece...
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Floating: A New Meditation Technique
While this isn't necessarily about travel, this is a health and wellness topic that is becoming popular everywhere. It is something being practiced around the world, and it is a unique experience that I felt inclined to write about. The other day, I visited Just Float...
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