Dhayah Fort: The Last Point of Resistance
Since the dawn of human history, geography has determined, to a large extent, the fate of nations, and has frequently been the science on which further evolution was based. More…
Travel Journal
Masirah in Sharqiya: The Jewel in the crown of Oman
The first time I set sail for Masirah was in June 2004. As the ferry boat approached the jetty at the port, amidst waves that raged all around us in…
Pushing Boundaries and Transforming Youth
Sheikh Sultan Award – Celebrating the spirit of youth The brainchild of Suzanne Al Houby – Founder and CEO of Rahhalah. Back in 2015, I wanted to give back more when…
5 fun rafting adventures to add in your 2019 bucket list
Rafting is not frequently included in one’s holiday planning and, yet, it is one of the most fun and entertaining adventures to enjoy, especially when traveling with friends. The briefing…
India: The Golden Triangle and Uttarakhand
“India will beat the restlessness out of any living creature”. Although this quote from the “Life of Pi” – an all-time favorite book and movie of mine – had already…
Suzanne’s Top 10 Memories from Mongolia
The rugged land of Mongolia – an area that gave birth to some of the most relentless warriors of the human race, bred tribes that changed the course of history,…
New Year Inspirations: A Journey in Photos
Here we are again: an end and a beginning. A cycle closes (some of those cycles we call them “years” and we give them numbers) and a new one commences,…
Yanz structures and abandoned villages in Ras Al Khaimah
It was Friday morning, and the streets of Ras Al Khaimah were still drowsy, plunged in the lazy silence of the weekend’s dawn, as our convoy passed, heading towards Wadi…
Sweden’s Secret Food
Walking through the tundra lands of Swedish Lapland, the region’s respect and reverence for nature is evident. Swedes abide by the tenet of “Freedom to Roam” — the freedom for all…
Autumnal Symphony
By the end of October, time seems to have slowed down – maybe because the nights have already gotten longer. The prelude of an ending wafts in the air; it…
On pathways
On the Inca Trail Our lives are frequently elated by the presence of a new pathway: the beginning of a new strand that unfolds unannounced, when least expected, catching…
The Blue Desert
It was on the 9th day of our hiking pilgrimage through the Sinai Peninsula, finally entering the territory of the Jebalaya tribe and, hence, approaching Mt. Moses and the St. Catherine…
Twilight Prayers by the Tomb of Hāfez
Pigeons flying over Shiraz at sunset time By the time we left our lodging in the old neighbourhood of Shiraz, the sun had already been tucked away by the…
Folklore stories and friendly encounters on the island of Moni
Small boat in the Aegina port advertising the trips to Moni island. It seems almost surreal that there would be an island close to Aegina, just one hour away…
Stories from the Amazon Rainforest
Deep into the Amazon Rainforest Act I – Night Our boat glided through the darkness on the large surface of Tambopata, the Amazon tributary in the Madre de Dios region.…
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