Muslim Countries

Many people have ‘Floating in the dead sea’ on their bucket lists. Besides the fact that one can just naturally float in this body of water, the water itself has healing properties, as does the mud.

Luxor in Egypt is often referred to as the world’s largest open-air museum with its massive collection of ancient temples and monuments.

Bahrain is an island nation off Saudi Arabia’s eastern coast and the laws here are more relaxed. This makes Bahrain an ideal Middle Eastern destination for those looking to party.

From sunrise to sunset, Ramadan sees Muslims fasting from food and water. Travel during this period can be eye-opening and ever so enriching.

Here are a few gems to visit in Turkey.

Home to 11 climate zones out of the world’s total 13, Iran is equally impressive in its diversity of languages, ethnicities, cultures, and religions.

A few quick tips for women seriously considering visiting Afghanistan, to spare you from unpleasant surprises.

Though sometimes challenging, it's important to follow the local dress code to stay safe and make the most out of your travel.

For the traveller who would rather not commit to city or countryside, beach or mountain, winter or summer, we have one word for you – Iran.

Find it difficult to adjust to the norms and dress etiquette of Middle Eastern countries?

Decades of economic sanctions and unfavourable portrayal by the media have given the Iran quite the poor image.

It’s safe to say that getting handcuffed by the police and staying in prison is definitely not on anyone's tourist to-do list.