4 articles tagged with archaeological travel
As both a psychiatrist and traveler, I've observed how historical sites create unique spaces for human connection. Standing where others stood thousands of years before us cultivates a profound sense of perspective that's difficult to achieve in our daily routines....
The Solomon Islands may not top most budget travelers' bucket lists, but this Pacific archipelago offers a raw, untamed adventure that rivals its more expensive neighbors. With 992 islands scattered across azure waters, ancient cultural traditions still thriving, and World...
The first time I visited Tulum as a 12-year-old with my parents, I stood awestruck before the clifftop ruins, watching waves crash against limestone as a guide wove tales of Maya astronomers tracking celestial bodies. Two decades and a PhD...
While I'm neither solo nor female, my 22 years with the FBI have equipped me with a particular set of observational skills that prove useful when assessing safety in unfamiliar territories. During my recent archaeological survey trip to Indonesia last...