Passport to the World
Passport to the World
Podcast Description
Real travelers. Real stories. Real destinations.
From the streets of Istanbul to the peaks of Patagonia, this podcast brings you immersive travel tales from around the world. Each episode examines one of our most captivating articles on Go World Travel Magazine, bringing unforgettable journeys and unique perspectives to life. Whether you're planning your next trip or just love the thrill of discovery, tune in for a global adventure—one story at a time.
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The podcast focuses on various travel experiences, historical connections, and cultural explorations, with episodes covering topics like Egypt's ancient wonders, the innovative attractions of Universal's Epic Universe, the historical connections between Charleston and Barbados, on-location Star Wars filming sites in Tunisia, ghost stories from the Lizzie Borden House, and the hidden adventures in the Maldives, providing listeners with rich narratives that inspire exploration.
Dig into these real adventures from real travelers. From the temples of Kyoto to the peaks of Patagonia, this podcast brings you immersive travel tales from around the world. Each episode examines one of our most captivating articles on Go World Travel Magazine, bringing unforgettable journeys and unique perspectives to life. Whether you’re planning your next trip or just love the thrill of discovery, tune in for a global adventure—one story at a time.
Winter in rural Japan hits differently. Travel journalist Isabella Miller trades Tokyo's neon chaos for snow-dusted mountain paths along the historic Nakasendo Trail, where feudal-era post towns still welcome travelers just like they did 400 years ago. Snowshoeing through quiet forests, soaking in steaming outdoor onsen baths, sleeping on tatami floors in family-run guesthouses, and navigating multi-course traditional meals that look too beautiful to eat. From watching lanterns flicker to life in the ancient village of Narai to discovering why there's a Japanese word for the specific warmth of a hearth fire, Isabella finds that Japan's mountains offer something Tokyo never could. Read Isabella's full article, ”Winter on the Nakasendo Trail: Exploring Traditional Japan on Foot,” with stunning photos and practical tips for your own journey.
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