Articles By

Angela Corrias

Photo essay: Lebanon’s ancient ruins, evoking memories from past lives

There are places that make you feel tiny and huge at the same time. Lebanon is one of those. Walking ...
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The Legend of wolf that made Rome possible

Many people gape at Rome’s monuments, their authenticity makes it incredibly easy to picture toga-clad muscular men busy organizing naval ...
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Follow The Sardinian Wine Trail and Discover Unparalleled Beauty

There are two ways to get under the skin of a place: interact with its natives and unearth its traditions. ...
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Saint Catherine of Alexandria’s Festival in Sardinia (Bulls, Horses, and Roses)

The smartest thing the Catholic religion could possibly think of has been to incorporate pagan rituals into its own ceremonies. ...
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Exploring the scents and sounds of Sidon, Lebanon

It’s easy to be seduced by the Middle East. A cluster of cultures and civilizations that followed one another, this ...
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Secret Sardinia, Shelter of the Knights Templar

It’s easy to be seduced by Sardinia’s irregular beauty. The island’s rugged mountains framed by sandy beaches and crystal clear ...
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The silk weavers of Orgosolo: a tradition at risk of disappearing

I have already written about Orgosolo stunning street art and about its antimilitarist spirit. Orgosolo, however, is not only politics. ...
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Emirates Palace: A 5-Star Luxury Hotel in Abu Dhabi

As soon as you land at Abu Dhabi airport, you will be surrounded by luxury. Immediately showing love for tall ...
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Dubai’s Top 7 Sightseeing Spots: The Old and The New

The first time I went to Dubai, two years ago, I wasn’t impressed. To the extent that when my parents ...
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My visit to the former US embassy in Tehran

It’s recent news the diplomatic crisis between Iran and the UK, and when I visited the former US embassy in ...
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Visiting the Museum of the Inquisition in Cordoba

When I made the unfortunate suggestion to visit the Museum of the Inquisition in Cordoba on the last morning of ...
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Pratobello, a ghost town, or breeding ground for revolution?

“Does anybody live here in Pratobello?” Smirk. “Who would want to live here?!” A shepherd from Orgosolo was guarding his ...
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Delicacies at Qingdao street food market, China | Photo Story

East Asia is famous worldwide for its street food, and in China, I’ve been to many lovely markets. The best ...
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Journey through Roman Grandeur

Recently, I was invited by Context Travel to a cultural walk led by Dr. Francesca Barberini through the magnificence of ...
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In India, country full of contrasts

A trip to India is a cluster of emotions. I’m not alone in saying this, you can ask anybody you ...
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