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Peter’s Journey with us to Burundi, Rwanda, CAR and South Sudan

Meet Peter, an experienced traveller who has spent years exploring Africa. This time, he chose less-visited destinations: Burundi, Rwanda, the Central African Republic, and South Sudan. In this blog, we’ll share Peter’s amazing adventures. From dancing with Intore performers in Burundi to spotting wild chimpanzees in Rwanda, and joining cattle herders in South Sudan. Keep reading to discover which country amazed Peter the most and hear his top tips for travellers to this region!

Why you should visit Hatra in Iraq

Hatra is an ancient city in northern Iraq, located in the desert. It was once a rich trading city along the Silk Road, especially in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. Hatra is famous for its big temples, strong city walls, and a mix of Greek, Roman, and Eastern architecture. ISIS damaged the site badly, but now it is being restored. Walking through Hatra gives a special feeling, and it is best to visit with a guide from Mosul or Erbil. Today, Hatra is a symbol of Iraqi pride, culture, and strength after hard times.

Experience the Magic of Osun-Osogbo Festival

Nigeria is a country with rich culture and many traditions. One of the best ways to experience this is by joining the Osun Osogbo Festival, held every August in Osogbo, Osun State. The festival honours Osun, the Yoruba goddess of fertility and fresh water, and ends with a sacred ceremony in the Osun Sacred Grove, a special forest protected by UNESCO. Visitors can enjoy music, dancing, prayers, and a procession led by the Arugba, a young girl from the royal family who carries offerings. This is a true cultural experience, and with our guided tour, you can take part and enjoy every moment.

São Tomé and Príncipe: A guide for first time travellers 

São Tomé and Príncipe is a peaceful island nation in the Gulf of Guinea, offering a unique mix of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Visitors can explore old colonial cocoa plantations, hike through rainforests to volcanic peaks, and relax on unspoiled beaches. The islands are ideal for activities like snorkeling, birdwatching, and connecting with traditional fishing communities. Local cuisine highlights include rich stews like Calúlu and fresh chocolate and coffee from local plantations. With its slow pace and authentic charm, it’s a perfect destination for curious travelers seeking something off the beaten path.

How to Experience Turkmenistan Independence Day

Celebrate Turkmenistan’s Independence Day on September 27 with parades, traditional dances, and fireworks. From military displays in Ashgabat to vibrant public festivals, this national holiday is full of culture, pride, and unforgettable experiences. Plan ahead with travel tips and join the festivities with CultureRoad.

How to celebrate Nowruz like a local

Discover how to celebrate Nowruz like a local in Iran, Kurdistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan. From jumping over bonfires and dancing in colorful outfits to sharing festive foods like Haft Mewa and Sumalak, each country brings its own traditions to the Nowruz festival. Embrace the spirit of renewal, community, and joy as you experience this vibrant celebration!

The Ultimate Travel Guide to Iran Written by a Local

welcome to my blog! I'm Parastoo, a local from Tehran, Iran. I grew up in Tehran, briefly lived in Shahrood, and later moved to the Netherlands. to study tourism. I will share my personal connection to Iran. You will discover must-see locations. popular foods, and useful Persian phrases to help you experience Iran like a local. I am excited to share my home country with you!