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I donāt know the source but amazing advice.
Iām not sure if anyone has added the source but Iām pretty sure these have all come from inflexible-yogis on Instagram! Theyāre amazing. They pull from a variety of instructors and yogis, and all of them are so helpful! Iāve saved so fucking many to my collection for future reference.
Seriously. If youāre into yoga, FOLLOW THEM.
Lupita Nyong'o in mƩxico
Ghana @kofisiriboe
TheĀ palette of black beauty!
Bless this āØāØā¤ļø
I wish all fathers were like Ralph Angelšā¤ļø Ā (Queen SugarĀ 2x02)
Idk anything about this show but he tried it
Its a beautiful show everyone should watch it
I didnāt know season 2 was out!
SILENT COLLECTION @lyricism1898
SP WANDER GUIDE: CHEFCHAOUEN, MOROCCO
āThe medina was a maze of miniature. Secret alleys and doll-like doors, painted in brown or blue, grommeted with brass. Every corner held a wondrous surprise of colour and texture and echoing laughter from the children playing ball, ricocheting giggles and kicks off the slender walls. Perfectly groomed green plants sat on doorstops, contrasted against ochre and blue, and colourful laundry was strewn across windows and side streets, adding to the rainbow. In every direction, the shadows of someone hunched over a cane, hood pulled up to protect against the wind. And the most reminiscent of all, the sound of jalabas whispering against the cobblestones as men walked to prayer, leather babouches rhythmically scraping against the sides of the stairs with a slow climb to the top.ā Read more
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VILLAGE VACANCES
by Lee Litumbe
I first heard of Village Vacances after interviewing Simon some time ago, where he shared details surrounding his stay along with his adventures exploring Ile a Vache. Left immediately intrigued, I began to wonder why this paradise isnāt more prominently known. Why was this relatively untouched island hardly ever mentioned in the mediaās incessant coverage of Haiti? And more importantly, how could I get myself there? Would it be possible for me, a solo female traveler to navigate there safely on my own?Lucky for me, the answer was yes ā all it would require was for me to take a bus, taxi, then boat to get there due to the islandās remoteness. Ā My journey into Ile a Vache would require a 3.5 hour bus ride from Port au Prince to Les Cayes, a 20 minute taxi ride from the Les Cayes bus station to port, followed by a 45 minute scenic boat ride onto the island. But as the saying goes, fortune favors the brave. Once I finally arrived, I was left speechless. Not just by the islandās beauty, but the resortās simple, care-free and peaceful flare. And although it was far distance to travel to, Ile a Vache was hands down the most restful and beautiful region I visited during my stay within the country. Due to its isolation, the island was also sparsely developed allowing me to fully appreciate the natural landscapes, completely undisturbed from industrialization ā a rare feat in the Caribbean indeed. read more
BELLE AYITI
by Lee Litumbe
What did I know about Haiti before I decided to visit? Nothing, to be completely honest. I was of course aware of the unrest and chaos typically associated with the country and also remember reading a paragraph or so about the Haitian Revolution during World History in undergrad a few years back. But thatās not saying much - I donāt believe knowing the cliff notes and stereotypes of a place translates to any real knowledge of it. After meeting Vanessa, a Haitian American whose love for her home country would become contagious, my ignorance quickly turned into curiosity. Her passionate description of its people and culture read like a love letter to the island, leaving me inspired and eager to learn more. āAyitiā, as she called it, was more than a click bait headline - it was home. read more
VOLUNTEERING IN TANZANIA
by Natalia Horinkova
Tanzania is diverse in several different ways; from beautiful white sand beaches in Dar Es Salaam, Zanzibar, or Mafia island, to beautiful mountains. I would highly recommend Morogoro as it is a beautiful place and has spectacular mountains, Mikumi National Park and Kitulo National Park that is home to many beautiful flowers and trees. Although Tanzania is the only country Iāve visited during this trip, I can see how different regions are so distinctive from each other.The official language is Swahili and business language is English, but there are several different languages and dialects. Each region has their own language and tribe, which also has a few sub-tribes. Yet one thing that was remained the same throughout the country, however, is the kindness of Tanzanian people, their big smile and welcoming arms wherever Iāve been. read more
GUATEMALA
by Kate Ballis
Before our trip to Guatemala, my fiancƩ and I took Spanish lessons for 6 months before we left and put a post out to our well-travelled friends, asking for tips. We had no idea how long we would spend in each place once we finally arrived, or even where we would stay. We just used Trip Advisor the night before we arrived each place to find a hotel and gave the hotel an indefinite time we would stay. We would get our hotel to organize a bus to the next location at the end of our stay and met several other travelers on our way who also gave us some guidance. Meeting locals in Antigua, Flores and Lake Atitlan also enriched our experience significantly. read more
EXPLORING SENEGAL
by Christian Hounsounou
Without any hesitation I will say visit Yoff Beach for unique landscapes, the sea mist, the shimmering colours of the fishing boats and for the beautiful black and white contrasted pictures you can take during the sunset. Visit Kayar beach on the Western Coast: this place is unique. Something happens when you are there. I cannot tell you what. The fishing boats are huge, the sand is hot and fine and the sea offers impressive waves to surfers. And finally, I would recommend the inescapable Goree Island. If you can, do not hesitate to discover St Louis, Joal, Saloum Islands or Saly that also offer many possibilities of unforgettable experiences.Ā read more
Chefchaouen, Morocco || Iām not sure why, but Iāve always had a strong connection to blue. So as you can imagine, I am currently in heaven basking in all the shades painted as far as my eyes can see. Africa, I love you so much āØšāØ
Sorry guys, itās been a while. But Iām still loving, learning, creating, and growing through my experiences traveling in Africa. See more on my Instagram š
Currently exploring Conakry, Guinea. Come hang out @spiritedpursuitā
āYou can change or stay the same, there are no rules to this thing. We can make the best or the worst of it. I hope you make the best of it. And I hope you see things that startle you. I hope you feel things you never felt before. I hope you meet people with a different point of view. I hope you live a life youāre proud of. If you find that youāre not, I hope you have the courage to start all over again.ā
